KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Knoxville Fire Department extinguished a fire on Thornwood Drive Tuesday night that left one woman in the hospital, a KFD spokesperson wrote. The Knoxville ...

Once Knoxville reopened during the COVID-19 pandemic, so many visitors came it was like "drinking out of a firehose." Knoxville is not known for any single event, amenity or tourist draw.

Alongside level designers and technical engineers, the Seattle team included veteran Battlefield and Call of Duty developer Thaddeus Sasser. While some have claimed that Sasser’s role in the ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The suspect in a fatal shooting near Downtown Knoxville on Wednesday turned himself in. The Knoxville Police Department responded to the Pinnacle Park Apartments on ...

NetEase has laid off its US-based Marvel Rivals development team shortly after the game's successful release. Despite generating $136 million in its first month, the decision was unexpected and ...

Snow flurries are falling across Knoxville this morning, but the storm has not significantly affected the streets. So far, there have been no major issues reported on the roads in Knoxville ...

There hasn’t been a much bigger hit in video games in recent months than Marvel Rivals, but not even some of the team behind the successful hero shooter is safe from layoffs, apparently.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A historic building in downtown Knoxville will now be the home of Knoxville Children's Theatre. Property records show the group finalized the purchase Friday of the Foundry on ...

Sasser highlighted the success of Marvel Rivals but acknowledged the challenges in the industry, expressing support for his laid-off team. Despite reports of losing a game director, the Seattle-based ...

Marvel Rivals game director Thaddeus Sasser broke the news of job cuts at NetEase's Seattle-based studio in a post shared on LinkedIn. "This is such a weird industry," he wrote. "My stellar ...

After developing one of the biggest games of the last year, game director Thaddeus Sasser, technical designer Garry McGee, level designer Jack Burrows and many more have been let go from the team.