Farragut seeks applications for a South Ward alderman role due to a vacancy. The term extends until August 2026, with eligibility criteria emphasizing local residency and voter registration. Applications are due by September 10, 2025.

Drag racer Christi Johnson excels in both motorsports and science, applying her precision and drive from racing to her work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory on projects like runway lighting and biometric recognition technology.

The 33rd Annual Haunting in the Hills Storytelling Festival at Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area features diverse storytelling, music, and crafts on September 20.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a new aluminum alloy, DuAlumin-3D, which is strong and heat-resistant, potentially revolutionizing automotive and aerospace manufacturing.

Sheriff Tommy Jones clarified that several Monroe County correction officers are suspended with pay amid ongoing probes, stressing the DA's role in charging decisions and promising an internal paid leave policy.

Johnson City is hosting a walk-and-talk event with a juror for its Phil Pindzola Biennial Sculpture Exhibition, allowing attendees to explore outdoor art installations throughout the city, which are also available for purchase.

Sean Finnegan pleaded guilty to raping two children, receiving an additional 50 years without parole on top of his death sentence for murder. His accomplice, Rebecca Dishman, also got life plus 50 years for related crimes.

Knoxville's forecast predicts a stretch of mostly sunny days with pleasant temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities, as per the National Weather Service.

A Knoxville man was charged with federal child sex abuse after a sting operation where he brought his child to meet an undercover officer posing as a sex traffiler.

A vehicle crashed into an Alcoa Panera Bread, with no injuries reported. The restaurant closed for repairs and updates will be provided on its website.

The Knoxville Police Department reviews a use of force incident after a traffic stop involving two suspects for non-compliance and assaulting officers.

A 69-year-old man, George Herman Ruth, has been indicted on 91 counts of fraud, involving the identity theft of deceased and retired athletes, and is accused of laundering over $550,000.

Knox County resident Tammy Rauhuff pleaded guilty to tax evasion related to fraudulent vehicle registration and was sentenced to one year probation and must pay $5,700 restitution.