If you want to spend this Independence Day on the water, this Tennessee city is one of the best places to do so, according to ...

Considering what a prominent feature of Knoxville the Tennessee River is, surely there would be spots to swim in the river ...

A baby black bear was spotted in South Knoxville as it tried to drag roadkill from the side of the road toward the trees. The video was taken alongside Sevierville Pike on the afternoon of May 28.

The Tennessee River Valley Geotourism MapGuide could not work without the input from the Tennessee Valley's residents who know what makes this place truly unique and noteworthy; from history buffs ...

The 652-mile-long Tennessee River has seen some things in its time. From Knoxville through to Paducah, people have set up shop along the river's waters.

While Signal Point is rated one of the most scenic overlooks of the Tennessee River Valley, it's only the tip of the iceberg (or mountain, as it were) for all there is to do and explore throughout ...

Additionally, Knoxville is situated in the Tennessee River Valley between two major mountain chains, meaning bears often pass through the city when traveling from one to the other.

Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful will host its 1st annual ‘Tennessee River Watershed Mussel Fest’ on Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Seven Islands State Birding Park, 2809 Kelly ...

Even though the Tennessee River is such a prominent feature of Knoxville, there aren't any riverside swimming beaches managed by the Tennessee Valley Authority closer than 25 miles from the city.

A baby black bear was spotted in South Knoxville as it tried to drag roadkill from the side of the road toward the trees. The video was taken alongside Sevierville Pike on the afternoon of May 28.