TN Progressive

• A Multi-Million Dollar, Illegal, Coordinated Attack (TN Citizen Action)
• These recommendations are solidly on point, and I agree with all of them (Left Wing Cracker)
• Stopping “Junk Insurance” (TN Citizen Action)
• The history of Downtown Alcoa, Springbrook Farm Development (BlountViews)
• Weigel's coming to City of Alcoa? (BlountViews)
• Judge's Ruling That Land Under Non-Navigable Waterway Belongs to Property Owner (Whitescreek Journal)
• Friday Oct 12 at Roane Song...Thomm Jutz and Milan Miller (RoaneViews)
• Bill Lee had THP Mole In Karl Dean's Campaign (RoaneViews)
• TN State Trooper Pulled from Karl Dean Security After Reporting to Bill Lee Campaign (RoaneViews)
• Register to Vote Online Right Now! (RoaneViews)
• Estimated cost of 4.4 mile Pellissippi Parkway extension varies widely (BlountViews)
• Holding Wells Fargo Accountable (TN Citizen Action)

TN Politics

• Internal Bredesen polls say Senate race deadlocked (TN Journal)
• The Time Marsha Blackburn Went on The Alex Jones Show (Nashville Scene)
• What does the polling in the Blackburn-Bredesen race mean? (TN Journal)
• Norris confirmed for federal judgeship in Memphis (TN Journal)
• Haslam grants 10-day execution delay to prepare electric chair (TN Journal)
• NRSC says ‘left wing radicals’ want Bredesen to win (TN Journal)
• 'You're Not Going to Die Tonight' (Nashville Scene)
• Haslam Grants Zagorski 10-Day Reprieve (Nashville Scene)
• Briley Continues to Signal Opposition to Police Oversight Proposal (Nashville Scene)
• For Blackburn, All Politics Are National (Nashville Scene)
• Appeals Court Grants Zagorski a Stay of Execution (Nashville Scene)
• Agent in Bredesen ad: Blackburn made it ‘more difficult for DEA to do their job’ on opiods (TN Journal)

Knox TN Today

• Waiting by the phone to hear from OCR (Knox TN Today)
• Following KSO’s growth (Knox TN Today)
• Rural Metro targets January opening of new station (Knox TN Today)
• Fulmer, Kesling to attend First Tenn re-opening (Knox TN Today)
• What would you do for 40 percent off? (Knox TN Today)
• Photos: King and Queen of Darkness Trail Race (Knox TN Today)
• Photos: Norwood UMC Pumpkin Patch (Knox TN Today)
• Photos: Barktoberfest 2018 (Knox TN Today)
• Town of Farragut tourism clarified (Knox TN Today)
• Relief and belief (Knox TN Today)
• Come help Enhance Powell spend some money (Knox TN Today)
• Bistro’s Martha Boggs does it her way (Knox TN Today)

Local TV News

• The Latest: Trump says Warren being 'slammed' over DNA test (WATE)
• Ober Gatlinburg celebrates OktOBERfest 2018 (WBIR)
• Comparing past fall colors leaves 2018 green with envy (WBIR)
• 4 children, one woman found dead in Columbia (WATE)
• Local retired forensic specialist claims he's found a way to locate lost graves (WBIR)
• Customers upset over Sears, Kmart closings (WBIR)
• Burn permits required with start of Tennessee fire season (WBIR)
• Experts share ways you can keep fall critters out of your home (WBIR)
• Dashcam video shows moments leading up to Blount County officer-involved shooting (WATE)
• Knoxville woman charged with attempted first-degree murder,aggravated arson (WATE)
• The Compassion Closet providing help for foster families (WATE)
• WATE political analyst says Senate candidates galvanized support in final debate (WATE)

News Sentinel

• October political cartoons from the USA TODAY Network (KNS Opinion)
• Knoxville's Stock & Barrel burger and bourbon restaurant expanding to Nashville (KNS News)
• Prepare to be scared: Knoxville Horror Film Fest promises zombies, gore and more in 10th year (KNS News)
• Photos: Tourists and locals enjoy The Dragon along US 129 (KNS News)
• Knox sheriff makes case to commission for jail expansion (KNS News)
• Knox County commission won't support mayor Glenn Jacobs' settlement in pension lawsuit (KNS News)
• Former TVA rep refuses to testify for sickened Kingston coal ash spill workers (KNS News)
• UT Faculty Senate approves campus post-tenure policy, asks Board to reconsider system plan (KNS News)
• Knoxville Biz Ticker: Dayton Freight opens new service center in Tennessee (KNS Business)
• 'Agrihood' Springbrook Farm will offer food-centric lifestyle in Alcoa (KNS Business)
• Victor Ashe: Legacy Parks funds in limbo going into annual luncheon (KNS Opinion)
• Opinion | 8th of August celebrations marked Johnson freeing his slaves (KNS Opinion)
• Charlie Daniel cartoons - October 2018 (KNS Opinion)
• Kingston-Northshore work coming, but medians? No way, businesses say (KNS Business)

State News

• Wayne County students given Republican candidate's T-shirts to wear on Capitol field trip (Tennessean)
• Joe Cates, second mayor of Southaven, dies at 85 (Commercial Appeal)
• Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy students participate in simulated robotic surgery (Times Free Press)
• Chattanooga Moms for Social Justice hosts Harry Potter-themed kickoff for Classroom Library Project (Times Free Press)
• Martavious Banks shooting: Memphis police union advises officers not to speak with TBI (Commercial Appeal)
• New process means one less court visit for Shelby County misdemeanor offenders (Commercial Appeal)
• 18-year-old man fatally shot during meeting at McGavock High School parking lot, police say (Tennessean)
• Growing pains: Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport officials eye more space for parking (Times Free Press)
• Grizzlies: Who won the job as Mike Conley's backup at point guard? (Commercial Appeal)
• After roof issues, Acme Feed & Seed to remain closed through Monday morning (Tennessean)
• Outside groups spending twice as much in attack ads to get Marsha Blackburn elected (Tennessean)
• Auschwitz survivor speaks of compassion at Chattanooga event (Times Free Press)

Local .GOV

• Public Service Crews Prepare to Switch to Leaf Collection (Knoxville)
• Mayor Rogero discusses opioid epidemic in Washington, D.C. (Knoxville)
• KPD Starts Next Academy with 20 Recruits and Cadets (Knoxville)
• Minimum 3 in Tennessee: Two Weeks In (Knoxville)
• Fun and Fitness to Roll Into Neighborhoods Thanks to $120,000 U.S. Conference of Mayors Grant (Knoxville)
• Public Service Workers Showcase Skills at Equipment Rodeo (Knoxville)
• Second annual observation of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day planned (Knox County)
• Partners encourage community support of child health (Knox County)
• New Harvest Park Farmers Market to host Honey Fair (Knox County)
• Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs announces new senior staff (Knox County)
• Mosquitoes in east Knoxville test positive for West Nile virus (Knox County)
• Second Saturday Concert series concludes in August (Knox County)

Wire Reports

• Walmart lowers earnings outlook due to Flipkart buy; shares drop (Business)
• Uber proposals value company at $120 billion in a possible IPO: WSJ (Business)
• Goldman Sachs 3Q profit rose 18 percent, topping estimates (Business)
• Lyft's latest pitch: 30 rides for $299 (Business)
• Better Marijuana Stock: Canopy Growth Corporation vs. Aphria Inc. (Business)
• Amber alert for Wisconsin 13-year-old girl after parents found killed in home (US News)
• Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots reach $1 billion combined (US News)
• Sears faces tough foe: an unforgiving bankruptcy code (Business)
• Morgan Stanley shares surge after earnings top the Street on strong investment banking results (Business)
• One week after Hurricane Michael, Mexico Beach residents to return home (US News)
• Who Is Ryan Macklin? Maryland Police Officer in Custody After Allegedly Raping Woman During Traffic Stop (US News)
• Five things to watch in Cruz-O'Rourke debate showdown (US News)
• Melania Trump spokesperson: Boycott rapper TI over racy video (US News)
• Jeff Sessions Accuses Federal Judge in NY Census Suit of Judicial Overreach (US News)
• Jeff Bezos is just fine taking the Pentagon's $10B JEDI cloud contract (Business)