Madalyn Torres is a Digital Content Producer for WBIR-TV, focusing on local news in Knoxville, Tennessee. With experience in multiple news outlets such as WTSP-TV and THV11, Madalyn covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and local government.
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The girl is safe but it's unknown where she lives, according to the Knoxville Police Department.
Maybe Ohio State's athletic director was right. Maybe we are rabid. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee fans are ramping up for the matchup this weekend in creative and, yes, maybe rabid ways.
By: Madalyn Torres
From how to watch the game at home to what happens if they win - here's everything you need to know about about UT's big game.
The closure is near the Witt area, the Tennessee Department of Transportation said.
Marla Burross, the cemetery treasurer for McCampbell's Chapel Church, was arrested on Dec. 13.
To show some Vols support, Zoo Knoxville has temporarily dubbed its red pandas "orange pandas." But, the stakes extend beyond the name change.
Knox County said 16 schools received a "C," 17 schools received a "D" and 6 schools received an "F."
"This is what they work for really, all offseason," White said. "When [Heupel] talks to the team, his talks about this started in January."
"I see a lot of orange," College Gameday host Kirk Herbstreit said. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Vols fans showed out for ESPN's "College Gameday" in Ohio Saturday morning.
'Holidays on Ice' is the outdoor skating rink located in Market Square.
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