Wes Cooper is a reporter for WATE 6 On Your Side and Wwlp Channel 22 Tv, focusing on local news in Knoxville, Tennessee. With a passion for investigative journalism and community reporting, Wes covers a wide range of topics including crime, local events, legislation, and human interest stories.
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Wes Cooper's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly in Tennessee and Knoxville, covering a range of topics including sports, weather, politics, and finance. His coverage attributes suggest that he may be responsive to breaking news stories and government announcements related to the local area.
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MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Hundreds of people are homeless in Blount County, and a warming shelter in the Family Life Center at First Baptist Church of Maryville is up and running around the clock f…
Yong Zhong Li lights up every time he tells the story of how he and one of his chefs defended their business just before the new year began.
By: Wes Cooper
Preliminary data from the Knoxville Police Department’s year-end summary report shows a decrease in most crimes.
The scent of burned wood and hay is what you’ll smell in the air on Ritter Ridge in Grainger County. Right now, the sheriff’s office is investigating a possible arson after several buil…
By: Wes Cooper
A double homicide investigation continues in Knoxville and anyone with information leading to an arrest could earn $5,000.
A new bill to regulate Delta 8 in Tennessee is in the hopper.
Hundreds gathered in downtown Knoxville to honor a woman who is a proven leader right here in East Tennessee and even across the US.
By: Wes Cooper
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A new era at the Knoxville Police Department will soon begin. Chief Paul Noel and Mayor Indya Kincannon announced Friday a University of Tennessee law professor will serve…
By: Wes Cooper
Smith & Wesson plans to start moving into its new headquarters later this year but things are moving on as scheduled.
By: Wes Cooper
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