Lawrence County EMS delivered a baby boy during a routine traffic stop. The team, consisting of emergency personnel and law enforcement, successfully carried out the roadside birth before reaching a hospital.

Human remains found in Kentucky are confirmed as those of William "Will" Cross, missing since 2018. The Scott County Sheriff's Office thanked the teams involved in the search and recovery. Cross's family has asked for privacy during this time.

The Knoxville Police Mounted Unit honored late Commander McClain of the MNPD at his funeral, expressing their respect on social media. McClain died from a medical crisis after 27 years of service.

The National Weather Service warns of high fire danger due to low humidity and strong winds in areas of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, advising caution with outdoor burning.

Sheriff Barker joined a roundtable with FBI Director Patel and other sheriffs in Tennessee to discuss public safety, border security, and law enforcement collaboration.

The DHS and ORNL are developing tech to rapidly detect plant diseases and pests in US agricultural imports, aiming to safeguard agriculture and minimize commercial disruption.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office introduced its 2025 Citizens Academy, providing locals with insight into police work through practical demonstrations and presentations.

ORNL hosted a training on nuclear safety, focusing on nondestructive assay techniques for detecting fissile material in equipment, to enhance nuclear accountability and criticality safety.

Layla Soliz will receive $71,500 from Knox County after her mugshot was published without her hijab, a violation of her religious rights. She continues to seek policy changes and the removal of the image.

Patrick Harris, 32, was arrested in Knoxville for allegedly making violent threats against Judge Steven Sword during 911 calls. He faces charges of retaliation and prohibited use of 911 services. This follows a similar threat made in February.

KPD is seeking public aid to locate Jeffrey Edwards, 31, for multiple charges, including aggravated domestic assault from January and evading arrest from August 2024.

The Knoxville City Council approved funding for two infrastructure projects to improve walkability and safety, including a riverwalk connection and enhanced crosswalk visibility.

Monroe County Emergency Services coordinates with law enforcement to provide shelters during severe storms and urges community involvement via social media.