The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather for Knoxville with sunny days ahead and comfortable temperatures ranging from mid-50s to high-70s.

Knoxville is set for a week of stable weather with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, reaching highs from 73°F to 80°F by Tuesday, according to the NWS.

A woman in Knoxville was arrested for hitting a child twice in the face in a Kroger parking lot. Witnesses saw the assault, police noted the child's injuries, and the woman was detained without clear explanation for her actions.

Jack Mullins, a Hancock County School Board member, has been indicted by the TBI for allegedly soliciting a minor for sexual activity and charged with solicitation of a minor and official misconduct.

Knoxville forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms, with a 40% chance of rain increasing to 90% at night, highs near 81°F, and a shift in wind direction post-midnight.

Knoxville Police arrested two suspects for theft, recovered drugs and a firearm, and charged them with various offenses including drug possession and weapons charges.

The Knoxville Fire Department partners with NFPA to promote fire safety, focusing on educating the public on proper use and disposal of lithium-ion batteries during Fire Prevention Week.

Sevierville canceled the final day of the Slammedenuff car show due to disturbances and public safety concerns, enforcing a zero-tolerance policy for future disruptions.

Two firefighters were injured during a fire at the Cedar Bluff Coin Laundry in West Knox County, with one hospitalized. The fire caused damage to the laundromat and adjacent businesses.

Cherokee Orchard Road in Gatlinburg is open again after swift repairs due to slope failure, completed in 12 days by Blalock Construction, ensuring safety for residents and tourists.

Kingsport has billed 2025 property taxes, with a November 30 deadline to avoid penalties. Payment options include online, by mail, or in person, but not over phone. Address updates should be reported to the Property Tax Assessor.

Knoxville Police Department seeks public help on the one-year anniversary of Carlos Yarbrough's unresolved murder, urging anyone with information to come forward.

TDEC is launching a mobile household hazardous waste collection in Anderson, Bedford, and Cumberland counties on October 4, for safe disposal of items like pesticides and pool chemicals.