Aaron Wright
WBIR Channel 10
Knoxville, TN, United States
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Possible legislation would limit opioids prescriptions in Tennessee
State Sen. Richard Briggs says he supports a plan to cut down the chances of people abusing opioids by making sure fewer pills are prescribed in the first place. → Read More
Extreme cold presents new dangers for fire and rescue crews
If you find yourself under water it's important to stay calm and put yourself in position to be rescued. → Read More
KCSO: Domestic violence calls up in 2017
In 2017, Knox County recorded at least one domestic violence call every day. A handful of days were in single digits, but many were between one and two dozen. → Read More
Frosty temperatures could pose danger for East Tennessee Seniors
Slower metabolism and less physical activity makes it harder for elderly people to regulate body temperature. According to the CDC, people over 65 should regularly check their homes temperature to prevent possible hypothermia. → Read More
Knoxville Police urging families to keep an eye on addicts over the holidays
It's a time of year many think about family, presents, and spending time together. But for KPD's drug related death's task force it's a time for concern. → Read More
Life-size Grinch yard display brings Christmas cheer
It took months of planning and two weeks of hard work to bring the Grinch all the way from Whoville to a front yard in East Tennessee. → Read More
Life-size Grinch yard display brings Christmas cheer
It took months of planning and two weeks of hard work to bring the Grinch all the way from Whoville to a front yard in East Tennessee. → Read More
Nashville MLS team could create boom for soccer in Tennessee
MLS officials are expected to announced Wednesday that Nashville has been awarded a new expansion franchise. → Read More
Bearden students have mixed feelings about ACT retest
For some, not knowing and not having scores means being at the back of the line when it comes to applying to schools, for grants and scholarships. → Read More
Graphic designers help transform UT football image with Coach Pruitt
From the jumbotron to your cell phone - pictures of UT's new coach decked out in orange and white were everywhere as soon as the hire was announced. → Read More
Graphic designers help transform UT football image with Coach Pruitt
From the jumbotron to your cell phone - pictures of UT's new coach decked out in orange and white were everywhere as soon as the hire was announced. → Read More
Tennessee fans reinvigorated after Fulmer announced as new AD
Students and VFLs say the move of putting former head football coach Phillip Fulmer in charge of the Athletics Department is putting the school back on track for success. → Read More
UT football coaching controversy concerns local businesses
Two local businesses say they do better when the team wins and that’s why the hire matters. → Read More
Business owners work to come back better than ever after deadly wildfires
For these Sevier County business owners the real restoration of their town, their livelihood and their spirit didn't begin until their doors were back open. → Read More
Chris Blue preps for Neyland Stadium halftime show
Knoxville native and winner of NBC's "The Voice" Chris Blue will perform with the Pride of the Southland Marching Band during halftime of UT's game against LSU at Neyland Stadium. → Read More
Chris Blue preps for Neyland Stadium halftime show
Knoxville native and winner of NBC's "The Voice" Chris Blue will perform with the Pride of the Southland Marching Band during halftime of UT's game against LSU at Neyland Stadium. → Read More
Cleanup at historically black cemetery reveals unknown graves
Volunteers from Young's Memorial AME Zion Church in New Market are working to identify the graves found in the cemetery. → Read More
Blount County leaders say housing market will be ready for influx of new jobs
Blount County economic leaders expect 1,500 new jobs in the next year to 18 months. For renters new construction hopes to help them out, but for homebuyers things might be a little tough. → Read More
10Investigates: Records show Cocke Co. efforts and shortcomings fixing overcrowded jail
Letters sent to the jail and from the Tennessee Corrections Institute detail the efforts and shortcomings of the county's two facilities. → Read More
10Investigates: Inside the Cocke County Jail
The issues the jail faces with handling inmates can be traced back to the building holding them and the limited staff keeping an eye on them. → Read More