TN Progressive

• Two Things I learned Today (RoaneViews)
• Wasteful Spending and Work Requirements (TN Citizen Action)
• TN Ready Testing Doesn't Work, Legislators Ditch It, Vendor Still Gets Paid (RoaneViews)
• Ten Finalists for TBI Director Include Former Rockwood Police Chief (RoaneViews)
• Corker, Alexander Vote to Allow Racial Discrimination in Auto Lending (TN Citizen Action)
• Hey Memphis! Want to meet your next Governor? (Left Wing Cracker)
• Calfee Votes to Punish Memphis for Removing Monument Glorifying KKK Founder (RoaneViews)
• Consumers Under Attack (TN Citizen Action)
• Let’s Arm Teachers, They Said (Southern Beale)
• Time for a Real Watchdog (TN Citizen Action)
• Since you asked.... (Left Wing Cracker)
• March Book Count (Domestic Psychology)

TN Politics

• TBI crime report for 2017: More murder and rape, less DUI (Tom Humphrey)
• Feds approve $26M for new veterans home in Bradley County (Tom Humphrey)
• With Haslam signature, legal Sunday booze sales can begin this weekend (Tom Humphrey)
• TN National Guard disapproves of taking oath of office with a dinosaur puppet (Tom Humphrey)
• Ohio law — similar to TN ‘defunding Planned Parenthood’ bill — voided by appeals court (Tom Humphrey)
• Bill requiring some to work for TennCare coverage gets final legislative approval (Tom Humphrey)
• Illinois proposal denounces TN House for spurning anti-white nationalist resolution (Tom Humphrey)
• Angry legislators ditch 2018 TNReady test scores in swift, bipartisan votes (Tom Humphrey)
• Trump tweets promise to campaign for Marsha Blackburn (Tom Humphrey)
• Green adds $200K in new self-funding to build fat money lead over competing Democrats (Tom Humphrey)

Knox TN Today

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• ‘Corteo’ puts the ‘fun’ in ‘funeral’ (Knox TN Today)
• How high’s the water, Mama? (Knox TN Today)
• Get Out & Play: Keep calm and paddle on (Knox TN Today)
• Burchett ‘will roll,’ predicts Cohen (Knox TN Today)
• Emerald Youth Foundation is PBPA topic (Knox TN Today)
• It’s a ‘Mother with Sons’ thing… (Knox TN Today)
• SOUP pot goes to SPARK games (Knox TN Today)
• Rogero affirms support of Pellissippi State’s Magnolia campus (Knox TN Today)
• Borole touts Smiles for Hope (Knox TN Today)
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• Good, messy fun at Halls Outdoor Classroom Celebration (Knox TN Today)

Local TV News

• After months of help, Little Ponderosa Zoo gives back to community (WATE)
• Pilot killed in crash of single-engine plane in Tennessee (WATE)
• Pet peacocks cause problems between Lenoir City neighbors (WATE)
• Cattle farmers worry ICE raid will cripple farming economy (WBIR)
• List of Knoxville-area liquor stores opening on Sunday (WBIR)
• Dateline producer reflects on Norman Clark trial (WBIR)
• East Tennessee students walk out of class on Columbine anniversary (WBIR)
• 10 About Town April 20-21: Football, festivals and farmers markets (WBIR)
• Community volunteers help Sevierville animal shelter (WATE)
• Wells Fargo to pay $1B for mortgage, auto lending abuses (WATE)
• Rare Roy Acuff fiddles heads to East Tennessee museum (WBIR)
• Chattanooga senior's armed graduation photo goes viral (WATE)

News Sentinel

• Chalk Walk returns for 10th year in Market Square (KNS News)
• 'Deadpool 2' pre-sale breaks single-day record in just 4 hours (KNS News)
• Catholic 2018 prom in photos (KNS News)
• Why Tennessee lawmakers cite the Bible in their Sunday wine sales debate (KNS News)
• Austin-East 2018 prom in photos (KNS News)
• Best outfits from the Austin-East prom (KNS News)
• I-75 lane closures follow hazmat spill in Campbell County (KNS News)
• Sunday sales don't thrill Knoxville liquor merchants (KNS Business)
• Opinion | Airstrikes on Syria pit Trump against himself (KNS Opinion)
• Opinion | Magnet programs, Project GRAD vital for inner-city students (KNS Opinion)
• Pink slime, cockroaches, moldy foods and more found during restaurant inspections (KNS Business)
• Candidates earn endorsement: Letters, April 20, 2018 (KNS Opinion)
• New 19-story waterfront mixed-use development proposed for downtown Knoxville (KNS Business)
• Knoxville's Dragon Lights festival will take your breath away (KNS Opinion)

State News

• New program aims to bridge gap between first responders, people with disabilities (Times Free Press)
• First Tennessee boosts lending to low- and moderate-income Chattanooga residents (Times Free Press)
• Jeremy Pruitt praises Vols fans, wonders where others were (Times Free Press)
• Grimey's celebrates last Record Store Day at 8th Avenue before moving to East Nashville (Tennessean)
• For Penny Hardaway's former players, life on recruiting trail is 'weird' without him (Commercial Appeal)
• Forum puts local students in touch with May primary candidates (Commercial Appeal)
• Volunteers descend on Pearl Cohn community as part of Comcast's spring cleanup day (Tennessean)
• Evanoff: Turnaround guy takes charge at ServiceMaster (Commercial Appeal)
• Why Tennessee lawmakers cite the Bible in their Sunday wine sales debate (Tennessean)
• Why Tennessee lawmakers cite the Bible in their Sunday wine sales debate (Commercial Appeal)
• UPDATE: Victim identified in fatal plane crash at Collegedale airport (Times Free Press)
• You can buy wine on Sunday: Governor signs bill, liquor stores can open Sunday (Tennessean)

Local .GOV

• Karaoke, Integration and Other Topics at Knoxville History Project Luncheon (Knoxville)
• Parks and Recreation Summer Camps, Classes, and Job Opportunities Around the Corner! (Knoxville)
• Mayor, BGCTNV Kids Play a Pick-Up Game to Celebrate MLB 'Play Ball' Intiative (Knoxville)
• Community Development Partners Receive Equity Awards (Knoxville)
• Reversing Trickle-Down Effects of Damaged Creeks (Knoxville)
• A More Accessible City: ‘We’re Going in the Right Direction’ (Knoxville)
• Annual rabies vaccination clinics scheduled for May 5 and May 12 (Knox County)
• New Harvest Park Farmers Market season kicks off April 12 (Knox County)
• County offices closed Friday, March 30 (Knox County)
• Medication Collection to be held Saturday, March 31 (Knox County)
• Carter Convenience Center renovations begin March 19, center only accepting trash (Knox County)
• It's National Public Health Week (Knox County)

Wire Reports

• Florida school shooting suspect says mental illness drove him to act (US News)
• Man wearing 'MAGA' hat, Trump shirt attacks Hispanic subway rider in New York, police say (US News)
• Militarized Cops At Tiny Georgia Neo-Nazi Rally Arrest Counterprotesters For Wearing Masks (US News)
• Mitt Romney fails to secure Utah GOP nomination, will face primary (US News)
• Lobbyist connected to Pruitt's condo rental helped broker meeting with him last year (US News)
• An old-school proper goodbye for Barbara Bush, a first lady of grace and grit (US News)
• 'Overwhelmed' Postal Carrier Hoarded 17000 Pieces of Mail, Officials Say (Business)
• Trump-China tariff war could soon impact consumer goods and retailers such as Walmart, Apple (Business)
• Michael Cohen, once at pinnacle of Trump's world, now poses threat to it (US News)
• As Rod Rosenstein Battles to Protect Mueller, His Tactics Could Cost the Justice Dept. (US News)
• Plane passenger allegedly threw coffee at people, 'jumped on' air marshal's back (Business)
• Deadly engine blast on Southwest flight could shake any traveler but air travel has become remarkably safe (Business)
• Primetime For Jeff Bezos: Amazon Chief's Net Worth Climbs $7.7 Billion In One Week (Business)
• Starbucks Lacks Clear Guidance for Employees on Nonpaying Customers (Business)
• US Investigating AT&T and Verizon Over Wireless Collusion Claim (Business)