Buffalo has wings, Philly has cheesesteaks and Knoxville has sandwiches — steamed sandwiches, to be exact. These mushy local favorites have been a Knoxville staple for 30 years. Though the city isn't as saturated with places serving steamed sandwiches as it used to be, a handful of restaurants, corner stores, markets and delis are refusing to let this culinary tradition slip away. Joanna Hayes brought some steamed sandwiches back from Vol Market Number 3 while reporting this story to learn more

Thousands of peaceful demonstrators lined sidewalks in downtown Knoxville Oct. 18 for a local "No Kings" protest, part of a nationwide series of rallies organizers say is the largest one-day protest in modern American history. To read more about Knoxville's "No Kings" protest, click the link below. https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/politics/2025/10/18/thousands-attend-knoxville-no-kings-protest-oct-18/86730739007/ | Knoxville News Sentinel

Tomorrow is the Third Saturday in October and here in Knoxville, that only means one thing — Tennessee is taking on the Crimson Tide. Will the Vols secure a win in Tuscaloosa for the first time since 2003? Here's our prediction. To read more predictions ahead of tomorrow's game, click the link below. https://www.knoxnews.com/story/sports/college/university-of-tennessee/football/2025/10/17/tennessee-alabama-expert-predictions/86621860007/?tbref=hp | Knoxville News Sentinel

Hundreds of East Tennessee law enforcement, family members and more attended Lieutenant Gordon Gwathney's funeral services at the East Tennessee Veteran's Cemetery on Nov. 4. Lt. Gwathney, who was affectionately known as "Officer G.," tragically passed away on Oct. 26 after serving the Knoxville Police Department for nearly 30 years. Lt. Gwathney was a veteran on the force and one of the most-recognized officers in the community. He was 57. To read more about Lt. Gwathney's legacy on KPD, click

5.8K views · 74 reactions | Army Pfc. William Frank Delaney is finally returning home Tennessee. Nearly 75 years after he died in combat during WWII, he'll be buried on Memorial Day in Kingston. Read more: bit.ly/2QiuYmJ | Knoxville News Sentinel | Facebook