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Choose a colorful fruit for dessert Drink low-fat or fat-free milk Start the day with a good breakfast Eat regular, structured meals Drink water or unsweetened beverages instead of sugar-sweetened beverages Fill 1/2 of your plate with non-starchy vegetables -A 1/2 cup serving of vegetables will fill 1/4 of the plate Knoxville Zoo's popular "Animal ... (more)
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Little Big Town Premiering "Your Side of the Bed" Video on "Good Morning America" Thursday
Little Big Town 's new video, "Your Side of the Bed," will premiere exclusively on ABC's Good Morning America Thursday.
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Jury Convicts Kentucky Man In Torture Murders
A Kentucky man who was retried on murder charges was convicted Friday for his role in the torture and murder of a Knoxville couple in a case that has been described as one of the most heinous crimes in history of Knox County.
Knoxville forms program to make community breastfeeding friendly
By MONA NAIR 6 News Reporter CAMP CREEK It's been two years since a deadly tornado hit the Camp Creek community in Greene County.
"Hardee's Breakfast Club" receives their own painting in Karns
Almost every morning since 1986, a group of men and women have met for breakfast at the Hardee's in Karns.
Knoxville Glove Company closing Friday after 99 years
The Knoxville Glove Company is closing down Friday after 99 years. Owner Rod Townsend Jr.
Date set for retrial of Campbell County high school shooter
A Maryville College professor has been the first African-American woman to be awarded tenure at the school.
Steel company expands in Knoxville, adds 40 new jobs
On Monday, state officials joined representatives from Gerdau to announce they were adding a facility in the WestBridge Business Park where workers will take steel rebar manufactured at the current Lonsdale mill and apply finishing services for original equipment manufacturers.
Mobile Meals needs donations, volunteers to help Knoxville seniors
Volunteer Glenn Miller drops off a hot meal at Lena Rucker's home. After suffering two strokes, she is unable to cook for herself.
Armed robber flees with Knoxville bank deposit
A man making a night deposit for his employer encountered an armed man at a First Tennessee Bank branch, police said.
Thorne is 'Pro-business and proud of it'
Editor's Blog , posted by Jeb Bing, editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, 10 hours ago Jeb Bing is a member of PleasantonWeekly.com With those words not heard from a Pleasanton mayor since Ken Mercer in the 1980s, Mayor Jerry Thorne spelled out his views and governing strategy to loud applause at a meeting last Friday of local Realtors and real ... (more)
Georgiana Vines: Knoxville chips away at convention center debt
The city of Knoxville's proposed 2013-14 fiscal budget shows the debt on the Knoxville Convention Center continues to decline, with final a payment still scheduled in 19 years.
Museum in Knoxville to host 'Birds in Art' exhibit
A new museum exhibit at the University of Tennessee that is scheduled to be unveiled later this month will celebrate the timeless appeal of birds.
Union County police find 335 lbs. of pot in traffic stop
While interviewing the driver Logsdon noticed several packages inside the vehicle.
'Triology' tour: Author Atkinson talks World War II in Knoxville visit
Pulitzer prize-winning author Rick Atkinson speaks to guests Sunday at the Bijou Theater.
Local Voices: Bob Fischer: Nun being punished for government deficiencies
MICHAEL PATRICK/NEWS SENTINEL Y-12 nuclear weapons plant intruders Sister Megan Rice, center, and Michael Walli, background left, are greeted by supporters while arriving at Federal Court for a hearing on Aug.
Loan program for soldiers extended
Witnesses described a frantic scene and close calls after an elderly driver plowed into dozens of hikers marching in a small Virginia mountain town's parade.
Ron Reed's sassy sauce just right
A key ingredient to the upcoming Memorial Day weekend is the right barbecue sauce.
Western Avenue reopens, but anticipate daytime lane reduction
But traffic flow will be reduced to one alternating lane daily from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. through Thursday.
Rain doesn't dampen Biscuit Festival
Applewood Farms serves the crowd during the International Biscuit Festival in downtown Knoxville, Saturday, May 18, 2013.