Kelly Krueger is a Digital Content Producer based in Knoxville, Tennessee. With a focus on local news, Kelly covers a wide range of stories, including crime, accidents, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured on WVLT and WBXX, as well as on KTRE and WVUE-TV Fox 8.
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Kelly Krueger's reporting heavily involves local crime, including breaking news and evolving stories about law enforcement incidents in Tennessee. She appears to be focused on delivering timely and relevant information to the community.
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By: Kelly Krueger
A 6-year-old was hit while waiting for the bus Thursday morning, according to officials.
By: Kelly Ann Krueger
A multi-vehicle crash closed down several lanes on I-40 East Thursday night, according to officials with the Knoxville Police Department.
By: Camruinn Morgan-Rumsey, Kelly Krueger
The announcement comes as the remnants of Hurricane Helene bring heavy rain to areas of East Tennessee.
Officers said Kim Hendricks left her home on foot. Published Oct. 2, 2024 at 10:45 PM GMT+2 | Updated 5 minutes ago
By: Kelly Ann Krueger, Heather Haley
The campground used to bring 700 people to the community. Now, it's mud, bricks, and concrete black.
ERWIN, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced they opened an investigation into Impact Plastics Wednesday.
By: Kelly Ann Krueger
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation said the warning was out of abundance of caution and not specific water quality data.
SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Officials with the Sevierville Police Department reported a widespread power outage Wednesday night.
Gov. Lee clarified that the rumors about donations being confiscated were completely false.
By: Kelly Ann Krueger
The company released its preliminary review of the company evacuation. Published Oct. 4, 2024 at 4:37 AM GMT+2 | Updated 6 minutes ago
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