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Knoxville News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Knoxville News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

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Daily 2-minute local news for Knoxville, Tennessee (USA): key incidents, city decisions, events, weather, and trending stories. Fresh every day.

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  • Knoxville: Police standoff at North Knoxville home resolves safely | June 22

    Knoxville: Police standoff at North Knoxville home resolves safely | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Knoxville police resolved a tense standoff at a North Knoxville residence early June 22, 2026, ending without injuries. GirlPower Flag Football launched in Knoxville this summer, offering summer activities for girls aged 8 to 14. A local farm near Knoxville is hosting berry-picking and wine-tasting events this weekend.
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  • Knoxville: North Knox County home declared total loss after Saturday fire | June 21

    Knoxville: North Knox County home declared total loss after Saturday fire | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Knoxville residents should know about a home destroyed in a fire in North Knox County, the annual SoKno Pride festival in South Knoxville, and the passing of longtime resident Glenn Campbell Graber. The Local Wire also covers recent Powerball and Lotto America winning numbers.
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  • Knoxville: Knoxville Police ID man who drove car into Tennessee River | June 20

    Knoxville: Knoxville Police ID man who drove car into Tennessee River | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Knoxville police identified James Carter as the driver whose car plunged into the Tennessee River during a medical emergency, sparking conversations about road safety. The city also celebrated Juneteenth with a Martin Luther King Jr. parade and block party, while U.S. World Cup fans cheered downtown after a thrilling victory.
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    1 min
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