Saul Young
Knoxville News Sentinel
Knoxville, TN, United States
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Knox News photojournalist Saul Young shares his favorite photos of 2022
From the aftermath of Hurricane Ian to buzzer-beater jubilation, Knox News photographer Saul Young shares his favorite photos from this year. → Read More
Knox News photojournalist Saul Young's 2021 year in review
Knoxville News Sentinel photographer Saul Young reflects on 2021. → Read More
Garth Brooks pleases fans with virtual concert
Garth Brooks fans pack the Parkway Drive-in theater on Saturday for a virtual concert by the hugely popular country singer. → Read More
Blount County restaurants open their dining rooms, but on their own terms
Blount County restaurants have reopened their dining rooms while others haven't. Each is handling the end of Tennessee's stay-at-home order uniquely. → Read More
News Sentinel's Saul Young reflects on 20 years as a newspaper photographer
2019 marked the 20th year of my career at the News Sentinel. Nothing else in my life has lasted that long, except maybe a friendship or two, but certainly not my hairline or waist size. Saturday, June 1 was the day of the anniversary and it passed without my realization of its significance until I started writing this year-end review. I imagine it was just another day. I believe I had a… → Read More
Residents and visitors find a sense of community at an Episcopal church in tiny Rugby
Christ Church Episcopal is in the heart of Baptist country in tiny Rugby, Tennessee. It's the spiritual heart of the community. → Read More
The importance of the 1st District school board candidate forum
Royalyn Tillman and Troy Weston talk about the importance of the District 1 school board candidate forum → Read More
Pilot Flying J partners with UrgentCare
Pilot Flying J partners with UrgentCare Travel to provide medical services for tractor-trailer truck drivers → Read More
Today we celebrate our female photographers for International Women’s Day
For International Women’s Day, we in photo would like to recognize our two exceptional female photojournalists. → Read More
Bra fitter Illa Brawdy would retire, but women keep calling
Bra fitting is a rare skill, and Illa Brawdy has been fitting people since 1973. → Read More
Dr. Russ Langdon on UT's Medical's new Neurocritical Care Unit
Dr. Russ Langdon talks about UT's Medical Center's new Neurocritical Care Unit. → Read More
UT architecture grads find home in 4th and Gill Craftsman
Sean and Sara Martin and their daughter Dinah make their home in a 4th and Gill Craftsman. → Read More
Concord United Methodist Mission Blitz for MLK Jr. Day
Concord United Methodist Church holds its fourth annual Mission Blitz in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 15, 2018. → Read More
Fox den in North Knoxville
Jesse Fox Mayshark and Casey Fox on their North Knoxville home. → Read More
A home for peace and family
Jenna Jefferson and Keith Ford find peace and warmth in their cabin built on family land in Harrogate, Tennessee. → Read More
'Homicide Hunter' host Joe Kenda talks about the show
"Homicide Hunter" host Joe Kenda talks about the show during a visit to the Jupiter Entertainment studio and warehouses in Knoxville on Monday, October 30, 2017. → Read More
From the archives: Mating Aldabra Tortoises
From the archives: Zoo Knoxville is attempting to mate their two male Aldabra giant tortoises with two female Aldabra giant tortoises on loan from Zoo Atlanta. → Read More
Vanessa Hirschhorn on life after cancer
"It's been a long year," said Vanessa Hirschhorn on life after breast cancer. → Read More
Proposed school harassment policy change likely returns to committee
The Knox County School Board discussed and heard public comments on the proposal to changing the school systems' harassment policy. → Read More
Tennessee rescues help animal shelters in Irma's path
Tennessee animal rescues and support organizations are taking in shelter animals in hurricane Irma's path to free up space at those shelters for a likely influx of animals as a result of the hurricane. → Read More