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WBIR At 60

Happy 65th birthday, WBIR!

WBIR At 60

Lawnchair concert at Founders Park in Farragut

The Lawn Chair Concert Series is a free, family friendly music series in the Town of Farragut TN. It's Aug. 21 from 5 to 9pm at Founders Park.
Local News

60 years of WBIR: From Margie Ison to Todd Howell, a look back at Channel 10 weather

<p>WBIR's weather forecasts have set a standard with decades of accuracy and trusted faces.</p>
WBIR At 60

WBIR celebrates its 60th anniversary

<p>WBIR celebrates its 60th anniversary Friday.</p>
Local News

WBIR at 60: Hollywood stars in Knoxville

A number of Hollywood stars have visited Knoxville over the years to attend charity premieres of their movies
WBIR At 60

WBIR Turns 60: Peyton Stays at Tennessee

<p>In March of 1997, Peyton Manning announced that he would stay at the University of Tennessee for his senior season rather than going pro. August 3, 2016.</p>
WBIR At 60

WBIR Turns 60: Ocoee River 1996 Olympics

We continue our month-long countdown to the 60th anniversary of WBIR with a look at an Olympic event hosted in Tennessee.
WBIR At 60

WBIR Turns 60: Ocoee River 1996 Olympics

We continue our month-long countdown to the 60th anniversary of WBIR with a look at an Olympic event hosted in Tennessee.
Local News

WBIR at 60: Pat Summitt's first championship

<p>In today's countdown to WBIR's 60th anniversary, we relive Lady Vols Head Coach Pat Summitt's first NCAA championship win in 1987.</p>
Downtown UT

WBIR Turns 60: Peyton Stays at Tennessee

In March of 1997, Peyton Manning announced that he would stay at the University of Tennessee for his senior season rather than going pro. August 3, 2016.
Five At Four

Celebrating 60 Years: Checker Neyland

August 2, 2016Live at Five at 4A look back at the push to Checker Neyland during a University of Tennessee football game.
WBIR At 60

WBIR's 60th Anniversary: A new mall opens

One shopper declared it "the best mall in the whole country." In 1984, Knoxville got a new mall. Here's a look back.