Jennifer Webb
WATE 6 On Your Side
Knoxville, TN, United States
Contact Jennifer
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Jennifer:
Heat not keeping people from Newport's 32nd annual Harvest Street Festival
Sunday the streets of Downtown Newport were decorated with cornstalks and pumpkins for Harvest Street Festival. Despite the unseasonable heat, locals say this was a tradition they simply couldn't miss. → Read More
Vols bye week creating more business for local wedding industry
Wedding bells are ringing during the Vols bye week - lots of them - keeping this downtown Knoxville salon busy and booked. The women working at Bat N Rouge Beauty are constantly on their feet. → Read More
Knoxville Pays It Forward in need of more donations for Hurricane Florence victims
The organization is asking the community to donate hygiene products, cleaning products and tarps. → Read More
Guests enjoying 99th annual Tennessee Valley Fair
Guests enjoyed cotton candy, carnival rides and games, along with livestock for guests to see and interact with. → Read More
What you need to know about parking, travel ahead of UT's first home game
Saturday is the first home game of the season for the Tennessee Vols. According to the university's parking and transit department 90% of parking on campus is reserved for permit holders. → Read More
Tenn. man says 'no smoking in public housing law' is helping him quit
Ronald Buckett has been smoking since he was only 8 years old. → Read More
Hundreds join 2nd annual motorcycle ride honoring fallen Maryville officer
Not everyone at the remembrance event was a motorcycle rider. Moats' mom, Lisa Burns, and his aunt joining the ride in Moats' old Tahoe. → Read More
Bobcat spotted in South Knoxville yard
According to Matt Cameron with the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency bobcats can be drawn to homes when looking food. → Read More
Ober Gatlinburg celebrates 45th anniversary of aerial tramway
The aerial tramway is one of 17 nationwide. It gives guests a bird's-eye view of the Great Smoky Mountains. → Read More
Local cave diver discusses challenges in Thailand rescue
David Rhea is a cave diver explorer. He trains people how to cave dive and he maps and explores caves all over the world. → Read More
Familes displaced after fire, looking for help
Melanie Wade-Tolson was home with her disabled cousin when the fire broke out in the upstairs bedroom. → Read More
Knoxville ranked in top 50 cities people are flocking to
Doug Lawyer with the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce says Knoxville has several qualities that appeal to people looking to move. → Read More
Pridefest parade, festival brings thousands to downtown Knoxville
"It's my first pride and I got all of my friends together and this year is a big year for me because I found out I'm gay," said Rachel. → Read More
Higway patrol identifies victims after train hits car in McMinn County
Three people have died in a crash involving a train and a car Thursday evening in McMinn County. → Read More
TVA warns boaters to stay away from dams
Scott Brooks with the Tennessee Valley Authority says dams create a dangerous situation if boaters get too close. → Read More
Surveillance camera catches black bear opening car door in Gatlinburg
Lourienne Long owns vacation cabins in Gatlinburg. She is now leaving new instructions for renters after an unexpected car break in caught on a surveillance camera. → Read More
Roaring Forks Baptist church holds first service in new building after wildfires
After their church burned down almost a year and half ago, members of Roaring Forks Baptist church held their first service in their new building on Sunday. → Read More
Neighbor surprised by man fatally stabbing roommate on Sevier Avenue
A Knoxville man was charged with first-degree murder after his roommates body was found Friday afternoon on their living room floor in a home on Sevier Avenue. → Read More
Woman detained describes ICE raid at Southeastern Provision
"I started to grab all of my coworkers and telling them run, run, but we realized we could no longer escape," said Lopez. → Read More
Knoxville churches join together for Easter sunrise service at Knoxville Botanical Garden
Sunday morning, as the sun came up over the Smoky Mountains dozens of people bowed their heads and closed their eyes → Read More