Brenton Myers reunited with the Loudon County first responders who saved him after a severe car crash, expressing gratitude for their role in his ongoing recovery, including the amputation of his legs.

Former Blount County teacher Joseph Dalton's six-month probation sentence for misdemeanor assault leads to community protests and calls for justice system reform.

Tennessee Businesses Against Trafficking is hosting a free workshop on May 14 to educate local businesses on preventing human trafficking. The event is at the Farragut Community Center.

Amber Cheyann Bruce pleaded guilty to animal cruelty in the Zeus case, after the husky mix was found in dire, neglectful conditions in Cumberland County.

Knoxville City Council considers a new intervention program by NICJR to address violence, following severed ties with Turn Up Knox, amid local organizations expressing concerns about being excluded from the process.

Sevierville residents participated in the DEA National Takeback initiative, safely disposing of unused medicines at Walmart, with the Police Department expressing gratitude on social media.

Kingsport invites citizens to a Community Workshop to discuss the city's future. The event on April 30 will help shape the comprehensive plan focusing on growth, infrastructure, and maintaining identity.

The Knoxville Police Department invites East District residents to a community forum at the Knoxville Family Justice Center to discuss local crime issues.

Morristown is installing new permanent video cameras downtown to enhance safety, following community concerns reported in a Citizen Survey. The strategy aims to improve surveillance and reassure residents and visitors.

Sevier County and Sevierville City have signed an MOU with TORG for the redevelopment of Smokies Stadium, prioritizing its preservation and revitalization.

Joshua Daryl Mayes, 29, was arrested after a high-speed chase involving multiple counties and after hitting three police cars with a stolen Mustang. He faces additional charges on top of existing warrants.

Michael Woodard was found safe after a search by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and community. He had distinctive tattoos and was last seen driving a silver Nissan Rogue.

Knowledge of climate science and personal experience of rising temperatures increase concern for global warming, indicating education's role in climate awareness.