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John North

Senior Web Producer at WBIR-TV Online

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Three Knox Co. officeholders abruptly resign nonprofit board, raising questions about its future

Knox County's sheriff, district attorney and Fourth Circuit Court clerk quit the Family Justice Center's board in August.
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Dad who tried to help Blount Co. son accused in online sex case rea...

Michael Spitze tried to induce a young victim to get rid of incriminating evidence against her son, authorities say.
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Family reaches $1.9M settlement with Monroe County over man's death...

Lester Isbill, 74, became unresponsive late Feb. 6 while in the custody of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. He'd been held for hours in a jail restraint chair.
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Election 2026: Disclosures reveal Knox County candidates' war chest...

The May 5 primary ballot is packed with Democrats and Republicans seeking county office.
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Engaged and enraged: Political leaders turning toxic on social media

Congressman Tim Burchett, R-Knoxville, is among those engaging in insults and coarse language on social media. Experts warn about the effects of divisive messaging.
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Jury begins deliberations in trial of man charged in 2024 Knoxville...

Authorities say Marquis Ellis, now 22, aided in the killing of Danishka Sibaja Mejia in April 2024.
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Madisonville woman accused of illegally posting information about m...

Emma Berger is an administrator of a Facebook page about Monroe County news.
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Settlement reached in former employee's sexual harassment suit agai...

The lawsuit was supposed to go to trial this month in Knox County Chancery Court. It's now been resolved, records show.
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Current, former KCSO employees face indictment tied to past operati...

The defendants are expected to turn themselves in starting Thursday. Many have scrambled this week to hire attorneys.
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Current, former KCSO employees turn themselves in following indictm...

Eleven current and former Knox County Sheriff's Office employees are turning themselves in following secret grand jury indictments this week.
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Facing indictment, veteran KCSO officers file for retirement

David Amburn, Aaron Yarnell and James Hammond have all filed paperwork with the county retirement board to leave July 1, records show.