Jacqui Sieber
All Things Considered Host and ReporterJacqui graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2021 with a bachelor’s in communications. She joined WUOT's news team in June 2022. Since then, she has delivered local, state and regional news to listeners on All Things Considered every weekday afternoon. Outside of work, Jacqui is bossed around by her and her partner's two tuxedo cats, Boots and Bandit.
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This is the second time Councilmember Gwen McKenzie has motioned to postpone the sale of 12.7 acres of land in Chilhowee Park amid community pushback -
The move, made possible by a $25 million donation from the Clayton family, requires approval from the Knoxville City Council. The children’s science museum says they need more space after receiving record visitors. -
Rotesha Harris served as the historically black college’s president for less than a year. -
The libation ceremony took place at Freedmen’s Mission Historic Cemetery, where three people who were formally enslaved by U.S. President Andrew Johnson are buried. -
Locals say US Nitrogen has been releasing dangerous chemicals into the air and water. WUOT’s Pierce Gentry investigated these concerns, and uncovered a history of violations. -
The four-week camp trains students how to operate a drone for agricultural use. -
Alpha-2 is one of multiple buildings from that Manhattan Project-era within the Y-12 complex that are slated to be demolished in the coming years. -
Anvils were sent hurling nearly 200 feet into the air on July 4 at the Museum of Appalachia. -
Knox County Juvenile Court Judge Timothy Irwin was tasked with appointing the fifth member to the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center Board after county commissioners voted to dissolve the board of trustees -
Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the Commission for Public Higher Education on Thursday in an effort to disrupt “woke accreditation cartels.”
