Robin Wilhoit

1 month ago | wbir.com | Robin Wilhoit

KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Julie Tryukhan has worked tirelessly to build new lives in Knoxville for herself and her two children.  The mother from Ukraine says 4-year-old Polly and 6-year-old Marc are thriving. "They’ve got friends," Julie said. "They love their schools, and they are doing so well. They both speak perfect English."  It’s the only home they’ve known for much of their young lives. In early 2022, the Tryukhans were living in their native Kyiv when Russian bombs rained down on the city.

Nov 12, 2024 | wbir.com | Robin Wilhoit

POWELL, Tenn. — A Powell family continues to grieve the loss of their 13-year-old daughter and process the conflicting emotions of another teen being accused in her murder. Malakiah Harris, 15, is in custody facing juvenile charges in connection to the deadly stabbing of Savannah Copeland. Investigators believe the two met up on a wooded trail in Powell on Oct. 22. Her father, Michael, wants to make sure his daughter’s memory is not forgotten and the suspect is brought to justice.

Jul 22, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Robin Wilhoit

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Nov 6, 2023 | whas11.com | Robin Wilhoit

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — For 25 years, Mike Keith has held the title “Voice of the Tennessee Titans.” “If you had told me I would be broadcasting for an NFL team, we just finished our 500th broadcast and we’d been doing it for this long, it would have never made sense,” said Keith. Or maybe it does make sense if you consider his early love of sports. Keith remembers the moment he was bitten.

Sep 25, 2023 | rocketcitynow.com | Robin Wilhoit

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Too often today the state of national politics feels like Us. vs. Them and You vs. Me. Families avoid the subject when they sit down to eat. Neighbors eye each other with suspicion, wary of that campaign sign thrust into the yard like a spear. It's all become pretty nasty and divisive out there. Into the fray comes a unique podcast featuring two former Tennessee governors, one on each side of major party politics.