Episode list

The story of Henry Granju, an 18-year-old from Knoxville who died of a drug overdose in 2010. His parents sent him to rehab multiple times, but he couldn't escape his addiction. His family shares his story in hopes of helping others.

About when James Earl Ray, the man who killed Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., escaped from Brushy Mountain State Prison in Petros, Tenn.

Grayson Fritts said he didn't wake up this morning wanting people to hate him, and he believes he is preaching what the bible says. But people in the LGBTQ community don't feel the same way. The pastor says he is not calling on attendees of his church to be violent, but the government should execute members of the LGBTQ community.

Private sales of firearms is out of control, abused children found in the street while mother Latrisha Cline was sleeping, babysitter Jennifer Salley on trial for gross neglect.

Eric Dawson with Tennessee Archives of Moving Image and Sounds shares some clips and photos from the past 65 years here at WBIR Channel 10.

Everybody dies. When it's our time to go, some of us will be embalmed, buried, some cremated. But there's a place at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville where bodies still tell stories long after their death. It's called the Forensic Anthropology Center, better known by its nickname: The Body Farm.

Records from Knoxville Police Department and Knox County 911 detail motels with the most calls for service in the past five years.

In Knoxville, murders, shootings and robberies are down compared to the same time last year. Chief of KPD Paul Noel explains,

A tribute to WBIR's first anchor Carl Williams (1929-2023). He was the first newsman to sign up with WBIR in 1956, and he spent 37 years at the station.

Christa Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row, was convicted in 1996. She and two other people tortured and killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. The state of Tennessee still plans to execute Christa Pike but it will afford her more time with other incarcerated women after 27 years of what her attorneys describe as de facto solitary confinement.

A newly filed indictment shows Kyle William Spitze is facing child sex crime and animal abuse charges. A newly filed indictment shows Kyle William Spitze is facing child sex crime and animal abuse charges. In 2023 frightening footage circulating online shows a deranged man shooting and injuring his partner's son from point-blank range amid a heated argument - ending with the shooter taking his own life after a lengthy standoff with police. Jeffrey Scott West, 68, of Friendsville, Tennessee, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after he fired a gun at Kyle W. Spitze, 24, hitting him once in the ear, following an argument between the two. It is believes that Kyle Spitze was in contact with Bradley Cadenhead and the 764 group.

Sean Shannon Finnegan, 56, Oak Ridge, Tenn., was found guilty of first-degree murder, aggravated rape, aggravated kidnapping, abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence in the death of Jennifer Paxton, 36. Finnegan is also separately accused of sexual abuse of a child 3 years old or younger, which allegedly occurred in May 2020.

Weather Impact Recap: First snows, cleaning up after Helene, and fall colors, missing people after the last hurricane Milton.

WBIR anchor Robin Wilhoit sat down with Jacobs to discuss how Knox County helped in Hurricane Helene's aftermath, FEMA, early voting and upcoming elections.

Throughout the 80's and 90's the NBA held multiple exhibition games in Knoxville, Tennessee. Legends like Julius Erving, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, and Shaquille O'Neal all played in the Scruffy City.