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  • Unemployment in Tennessee increased in June, data finds; Knoxville Diocese ordains Bishop Mark Beckman; and more.
  • Construction aggregate prices in Tennessee surged over 17% since 2019; UT Health Science Center opens dental clinic in Kingsport; and more. Correction: This newscast incorrectly states that the Knox County Election Commission recorded 2,200 ballots have been cast in the 2024 federal and state primary and the county general elections. The correct number of ballots that have been cast is over 22,000.
  • U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles introduces articles of impeachment against Vice President Kamala Harris; UT Athletics announce team leading Neyland Entertainment District project; and more.
  • Knoxville City Council will consider three charter amendments relating to council elections; Tennessee falls short of projected tax collections for the month of June; and more.
  • Tennessee Democratic delegates endorse Vice President Kamala Harris following President Joe Biden's decision to not seek reelection; Knoxville Fire Department responds to hydrochloric acid leak on North Peters Road; and more. Note: Westbound Kingston Pike between Cedar Bluff Road and Ebenezer Road remained closed at the time of today's afternoon newscast.
  • Federal appeals court upholds Tennessee's law restricting drag shows; University of Tennessee Medical among top 5 hospitals in the state; and more.
  • Registered Tennessee voters who received letters asking for proof of citizenship will not be removed from voter rolls if they do not respond, Tennessee election officials say; Governor Bill Lee signs settlement to remove convicted sex workers with HIV from state sex offender registry; and more.
  • Governor Bill Lee talks school-choice at Republican National Convention; Tennessee Board of Education pass revised rules to make out-of-state mental health facility enrollment easier for public school students; and more.
  • Knox County Commission approve controversial rezoning requests for two properties in south Knox County; Tennessee's Republican delegates officially declare their support for former President Donald Trump; and more.
  • Knoxville Police Department sends officers to Republican National Convention; Former President Donald Trump gains 30-point lead over President Biden among Tennessee voters, Beacon Center poll finds; and more.