TN Progressive

• Payday Rule Stands, Blackburn Backs Legalized Loan Sharks (TN Citizen Action)
• SNAP Cuts Fail in House (TN Citizen Action)
• Dealing with Medical Debt (TN Citizen Action)
• Andrew Smith and the FTC (TN Citizen Action)
• What's Going On Here? (RoaneViews)
• Vandy Poll Good News for Bredesen and Karl Dean (RoaneViews)
• TN Elections Under Attack From Ukraine et al (RoaneViews)
• Roane County Candidate Misses Cut for TBI Director (RoaneViews)
• April Book Count (Domestic Psychology)
• Since you asked.... REMINDER, VOTE TODAY IF YOU DID NOT VOTE EARLY (Left Wing Cracker)
• TN 2nd Congressional District Candidate forum (Duncan's seat) (BlountViews)
• Hey Memphis! Want to meet your next Governor? (Left Wing Cracker)

TN Politics

• Review finds some TN government agencies violating law on open records (Tom Humphrey)
• Briley raises more money in Nashville mayor’s race than all other candidates combined (Tom Humphrey)
• Duncan among Republicans joining Democrats in U.S. House vote against farm bill (Tom Humphrey)
• Roe challenger opens a campaign headquarters (Tom Humphrey)
• Matlock congressional campaign and business under ‘almost constant’ cyberattacks (Tom Humphrey)
• Mayor running for Congress, former sheriff running for legislature squabble in hallway, exchange insults afterwards (Tom Humphrey)
• Black takes campaign trip on jet linked to company she helped in Congress and that helped her in fundraising (Tom Humphrey)
• TSEA endorses Harwell for GOP gubernatorial nomination, Fitzhugh for Democratic nod (Tom Humphrey)
• Black fishing for anti-illegal immigrant votes in latest TV ad (Tom Humphrey)
• Haslam signs compromise short-term rental bill (Tom Humphrey)

Knox TN Today

• SoKno Aubrey’s gets green light from BZA (Knox TN Today)
• Rhapsody in pastel blue at Knoxville Symphony performance (Knox TN Today)
• Jacobs says he’s not a scary guy (Knox TN Today)
• Blue Grass students donate for suffrage memorial (Knox TN Today)
• Get Out & Play: Open Streets Knoxville (Knox TN Today)
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• Anna Elliott retires from Bearden Middle School (Knox TN Today)
• Marble Hall gets ‘award of distinction’ (Knox TN Today)
• Ijams sets stage for Sunday concerts (Knox TN Today)
• Barbara Aston-Wash book celebrates Knoxville (Knox TN Today)
• Ride and Decide links students with skilled trades (Knox TN Today)
• Moxley covers Burchett fundraiser (Knox TN Today)

Local TV News

• Knoxville Fire responds to fire on Clinch Ave, one person transported to UT (WATE)
• East Tennessee credit unions help build home for single Knoxville mother (WATE)
• Children's Festival of Reading 2018 is a day full of books & fun! (WBIR)
• Endangered Child Alert issued for missing Grainger County 2-year-old (WATE)
• Eight very rare red wolf pups born at Zoo Knoxville (WBIR)
• TBI: Suspect shot at THP trooper on I-81 in Greene County, trooper returned fire and hit him (WBIR)
• Photographer captures 'Purple Rain' at Mt. Pisgah on Blue Ridge Parkway (WBIR)
• More people looking to become 'social media influencers' for a living (WBIR)
• Local man starts non-profit to raise awareness of testicular cancer (WBIR)
• Vaping trend gaining popularity among Knoxville college students (WATE)
• East Tennessee girl finds 475-million-year-old fossil (WATE)
• Glenn Jacobs wins Knox County Mayor Republican primary by 17 votes (WATE)

News Sentinel

• Smoky Mountain Scottish Festival and Games brings thousands to Maryville (KNS News)
• In West Knoxville, money and people pour in, but it wasn't always that way (KNS News)
• How West Knox County changed from wheat fields and farms to subdivisions and shopping malls (KNS Business)
• In West Knoxville, money and people pour in, but it wasn't always that way (KNS Business)
• Opinion | Knoxville state senators tout success of 2018 legislative session (KNS Opinion)
• Who were the major figures in West Knoxville's growth? (KNS Business)
• Candidates should stop being so negative: Letters, May 20, 2018 (KNS Opinion)
• Opinion | Here's how to become a soldier in the battle for open government (KNS Opinion)
• What it once was; the growth of West Knoxville (KNS News)
• Vintage maps paint picture of West Knoxville (KNS News)
• Man rescued from burning building transferred to Vanderbilt Burn Center (KNS News)
• Fido Fest is 100% supporting Young-Williams Animal Center (KNS News)
• Fulton High remembers Zaevion Dobson at graduation; his mother accepts his diploma (KNS News)
• We try weird Oreos (KNS Opinion)

State News

• Memphis Tigers basketball coach Penny Hardaway hosting a series of camps in June (Commercial Appeal)
• 'A tremendous experience': 12th annual interfaith dinner planned for hundreds in Shelby County (Commercial Appeal)
• Groups say city trying to sneak in water quality fee hike [documents] (Times Free Press)
• Shumaker: To Juul is not cool (Times Free Press)
• Moore: Chattanooga's Hawkinsville community (Times Free Press)
• These Nashville attorneys fought for marriage equality at the Supreme Court, in their United Methodist church (Tennessean)
• Toxic waste still oozes at abandoned landfill as state cleanup lags (Tennessean)
• jeff obafemi carr lays out platform for first 25 days if elected Nashville mayor (Tennessean)
• Williamson's sports authority board to meet with new A-Game owners (Tennessean)
• LaFayette, Georgia man pleads guilty to murdering pregnant girlfriend (Times Free Press)
• Memphis journalist Manuel Duran could be deported this month - appeal is pending (Commercial Appeal)
• Memphis in May triathlete Kirsten Sass returns to honor father's memory (Commercial Appeal)

Local .GOV

• Community Celebrates New Amenities in Sam Duff Park (Knoxville)
• Open Streets: Event Showcases New Energy in Old Sevier Neighborhood (Knoxville)
• Open Streets: Free Bike Rodeo, Free Helmet Giveway at South Knox Elementary (Knoxville)
• Thursday Open House Offered for Potential Maker Space on McCalla Avenue (Knoxville)
• Facade Improvement Program Gives Facelift to North Central Business (Knoxville)
• Open Streets Event No. 6 Offers Wide Range of Activities (Knoxville)
• Knox County, Smokies baseball team up to reward park visitors (Knox County)
• Mayor seeks independent analysis following election night server crash (Knox County)
• KCHD expands senior fall prevention program (Knox County)
• County budget presentation, public meetings planned (Knox County)
• Knox County splash pads to open May 5 (Knox County)
• Annual rabies vaccination clinics scheduled for May 5 and May 12 (Knox County)

Wire Reports

• NRA President-elect Oliver North blames "a culture of violence" and Ritalin for Santa Fe shooting (US News)
• 3 Inmates Escape From S Carolina Jail; 2 Face Murder Charges (US News)
• 'World's most expensive Witch Hunt': Trump lashes out at NYT, Democrats (US News)
• Five teens involved in fatal East Bridgewater crash were from Stoughton High School (US News)
• China to buy more US goods to ease tensions (Business)
• Cougar Attacks Two Bicyclists in Washington State, Killing One (US News)
• Why do school shootings keep happening? We need to listen. (US News)
• The contrast between Tesla and the rest of the auto industry is terrifying (Business)
• Starbucks Says Anyone Can Now Sit In Its Cafes — Even Without Buying Anything (Business)
• Drunk Dad Asleep At Wheel With Boys, 3, 4, At McDonald's: Cops (Business)
• How Trump changed everything for The Onion (US News)
• Russia Flexes Its Soft Power Muscles (Business)
• Trump welcomes Melania home from hospital by misspelling her name (US News)
• Data-Privacy Law Creates New Business for Tech Consultants (Business)
• House Democrats are collecting signatures to force a vote on net neutrality (Business)