Knoxville police announced that 14-year-old Seth Horney was safely found after a community-wide search effort.

Three individuals in Knoxville face second-degree murder charges for drug-related deaths after a Drug Related Death Task Force investigation led by the Knoxville Police Department.

A Bristol, Virginia man, Charles Nile Mixon, was sentenced to over 31 years for violent carjacking and firearms offenses following his conviction in October 2024.

Knoxville man, Girish Desai, was convicted of DUI after being found asleep at the wheel; the district attorney emphasizes the importance of DUI prosecutions.

Gatlinburg celebrated Arbor Day with Pi Beta Phi Elementary students, emphasizing the city's long-standing Tree City USA status and commitment to urban forestry, while also honoring former City Arborist Randall Brien.

A Knoxville man was arrested on an arson charge for a fire set earlier in the year in Hancock County, as per a joint investigation by the TBI and local authorities.

The Knoxville Smokies won their first game at Covenant Health Park against the Chattanooga Lookouts, 5-4, with historical moments and a tribute to Jackie Robinson.

Authorities search for inmate Larry Keith Poore, who escaped from a work detail in Claiborne County. The sheriff’s office advises the public to report sightings but not to approach him.

Former SMU guard Nya Robertson transfers to the Tennessee Lady Vols for her final college season, bringing impressive stats and filling a roster gap after key players' departure.

The NWS issued a sunny forecast for Knoxville with highs near 58 today and 68 Sunday, but warns of possible frost and a chance of showers starting Monday night.

A student was arrested in Jefferson County for social media threats of mass violence against a school, leading to a collaboration between officials to assess and act on the threat.

The Knoxville Police Department is actively seeking Floyd King, age 50, on seven warrants related to sexual offender registration violations and asks the public for information.

The Johnson City Police warn of a spike in phone scams where imposters intimidate victims into giving money or personal details, often demanding payment with gift cards or cryptocurrency.