About KnoxViews
KnoxViews is a progressive, community driven citizen media site for residents of Knoxville and surrounding communities to report and discuss local, regional and state news about government and politics, current events and culture.
We invite Citizen Journalists to contribute news, views, and commentary. Government officials and political organizations, community activists, and others are invited to post announcements, events calendars, etc. and to join in the conversation.
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This is a progressive, liberal website. Opposing viewpoint is welcome in discussions, but is not appropriate for front page articles. Non-partisan articles about local government and other issues are appropriate and welcome.
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Local TV News
- Richard Stika, former Bishop of Knoxville, dead at 68 (WATE)
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State News
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Wire Reports
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- Bayer agrees to $7.25 billion proposed settlement over thousands of Roundup cancer lawsuits - AP News (Business)
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- CFTC chief sides with prediction markets over state regulators in a high stakes court case - NBC News (Business)
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