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Knoxville taking a pause before considering food delivery robots

 A robot could soon be delivering to your doorstep, but Knoxville City Council is saying not yet. On Tuesday, city council approved a temporary six-month ban on the use of autonomous delivery vehicles, or food delivery robots. The service expanded to several cities and college campuses, including the University of Tennessee.   Continue reading on… Keep Reading

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Strong offense paces No. 12 Lady Vols past Aggies

A sound display of offense and steady defense helped No. 12 Tennessee sweep Texas A&M (25-20, 25-16, 25-22) on Sunday afternoon at Food City Center. The sweep marked the 13th of the season for the Lady Vols, who improved to 18-3 on the year and 9-2 in SEC play. Other than aces, Tennessee won the… Keep Reading

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Tennessee jumps two spots to No. 19 in AP Top 25 poll

 Tennessee football has jumped the rankings in the Associated Press Poll to No. 19. UT climbed the rankings after a 33-27 victory against Kentucky on Saturday. The Vols led throughout the duration of the game and were able to close out despite the Wildcats cutting into their lead.   Continue reading on WBIR.com Keep Reading

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Wicked Cool Halloween in Downtown Knoxville

With a slogan like, “It’s Weird. It’s Wonderful. It’s Wicked Cool “, you can imagine downtown Knoxville festivities this spooky season are a great place to be. It’s October in Downtown Knoxville and all the fabulous fall and a wicked cool Halloween happenings are in store.   Continue reading on WATE Keep Reading

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Tennessee Opens As Road Favorite Against Kentucky

The air is a little different in Knoxville, Tennessee, this week. Losing to Alabama was a big point in this season, especially after their two-score lead to end the first half. The Vols are 5-2 with two conference losses on their record, and their matchup with Kentucky this weekend is big. Tennessee has two ranked games… Keep Reading

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