Camruinn Morgan-Rumsey
Digital Content Manager
Knoxville, TN
Camruinn Morgan-Rumsey is an Emmy Award winning-journalist who provides coverage on WVLT's online platforms and social media.
Born and raised in Knoxville, Camruinn is a dedicated journalist who finds gratification in providing high-quality, transparent and accurate reporting to the community he grew up in.
In his free time, you'll find Camruinn taking pictures for his photography portfolio or cheering on One Knoxville SC.
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Police officials said that the four officers involved are still on administrative leave, as an internal investigation is still ongoing.
Officials were quick to assure the public that the incident was contained to the Y-12 complex, and the public does not need to worry about any impact offsite.
Tennessee authorities say a retail store employee has died in a robbery.
A Volunteers fan celebrated a little too hard after Tennessee’s winning field goal over Alabama and tore his ACL.
Rangers responded to the scene and found the cub lying in the road, still breathing.
The City of Alcoa said the crash happened just after midnight when an American Medical Response ambulance was driving on Alcoa Highway.
A man in Tennessee is accused of stealing TVs from Walmart and selling them in the parking lot of the store, according to an incident report obtained by WVLT.
Authorities in Tennessee are investigating the death of a 17-year-old girl.
A statement provided by the school said that school officials contacted police as soon as they were told about the weapon.
A Tennessee man was indicted and taken into custody after a woman’s unborn child died following after police say she was “struck or dragged” by the man’s car.
According to the documents, Monica Jemison got stuck on the waterslide after flipping onto her stomach and lodging her foot into the roof of the enclosed ride.
Recent comments made by a Tennessee state senator when lawmakers were discussing a homeless bill are raising some eyebrows.
A Jane Doe and her parents have filed a new lawsuit against a Tennessee school district asking them to ban chewing gum and eating in classrooms.
Fire officials said that the building is a total loss.
Officials are planning random drug dog searches to help curb the reported drug problem at the school.
A Tenn. man is in custody after allegedly threatening Little Caesars employees after he was told his pizza would take ten minutes to make.
Estimates said Carter caused over $3,000 in damages due to clean up and contamination of products.
