The forecast for Knoxville indicates a stretch of hot and sunny days, with temperatures nearing 90-99 degrees and mostly clear skies. Calm winds and little nighttime cooling are expected.

Johnson City officials warn residents about heat-related risks, advise staying hydrated and avoiding the midday sun, and remind not to leave children or pets in hot cars.

Knoxville experienced fog and mist with poor visibility, improving later in the day. The NWS warns of a heat wave with temperatures over 100 degrees and advises caution.

Knoxville firefighters tackled a bedroom fire in West Knoxville, resulting in significant damage and the death of a pet cat. The cause is under investigation.

Knoxville Police are seeking help to identify an indecent exposure suspect with a tattoo on his right shoulder, known to frequent N. Broadway and Central.

The Johnson City Board of Commissioners will discuss Project Safe City, Towne Acres School, and administrative matters in a work session at the Water and Sewer Services Complex.

Two juveniles pointed an airsoft gun at a McDonald's employee in Kingston, leading to their arrest by police for aggravated assault and underage consumption.

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office commended their SROs for pursuing continued training at the 30th Annual Tennessee School Resource Officers Conference, enhancing school safety and child welfare.

Truckers were scammed for cash and valuables by con artists at a travel center and rest area in Jefferson County. The Sheriff's Office is requesting public help to identify the suspects involved.

Knoxville's forecast predicts frequent showers and thunderstorms with a 60-90% chance of rain over the coming week. Highs in the 80s, lows around 70, and potential disruptions expected.

Two crashes on I-40 East in Loudon County, involving a tractor-trailer and vehicles, caused delays and one injury, with emergency responders on the scene.

Knoxville officer Tyler Wheeler faces theft charges for allegedly shoplifting Kratom pouches while on duty; he's reassigned and under internal review.

TDOT inspects the Market Street bridge in Hamilton County, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays from June 10-12, between 8 AM and 5 PM.