Ateios Systems uses ORNL tech to strengthen the US battery supply chain, promoting domestic production, reducing costs, and enhancing the manufacturing of battery electrodes.

TBI investigates an officer-involved shooting in Bristol after police responded to an alarm and shot an armed man.

The Knox County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help to find missing 22-year-old Sarah Johnston, last seen on Copperwood Lane and recognized by a heart tattoo on her eyebrow.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office welcomed five new members to its team, aiming to strengthen Uniformed and Corrections Services with diverse backgrounds, including former military and law enforcement.

The Gatlinburg Golf Course was named 2025 Public Course of the Year by the Tennessee Turfgrass Association, recognized for excellence in turf management and customer experience.

Stansell Electric is set to upgrade traffic control boxes at several Gatlinburg intersections from Jan 12-14, causing minor delays with police directing traffic.

Highway 95 reopens after a dump truck overturn caused a closure. Injuries were minor, and the road was cleared with help from multiple agencies. The investigation is ongoing.

City invites public input for the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan meeting on Jan. 13 and online; discussions will focus on affordable housing and community development.

Two Oak Ridge companies have been awarded $1.8 billion to bolster U.S. uranium enrichment, aiming to enhance energy security and reduce reliance on foreign supplies.

A shooting at an Airbnb party in Hamblen County resulted in two teenage fatalities and two other juveniles injured. Authorities are investigating the "senseless killings."

A monkey that vandalized a Morristown music store was captured after eluding animal control. The police are investigating claims it was stolen from Alabama.

Knoxville forecast: sunny with a high near 54°F and calm winds today; warmer and partly sunny through the week.

Johnson City food truck operators can save on permit renewals by getting an early re-inspection with a $50 fee before March 1, instead of the usual $200.