The Knoxville Police Department has renewed efforts to solve the 2003 homicide of Brian Sanderson, using advancements in genetic testing to identify his remains and appealing for public assistance.

An ammonia leak at Swaggerty Sausage in Kodak led to an evacuation; no injuries reported and no public threat, according to spokesperson Bob Stahlke. Repair efforts are ongoing.

Joel Brogan was honored with IEEE senior membership for his significant contributions to the field of engineering and his work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

A teen died after his truck collided with a bear on a Campbell County road, with authorities noting he wasn't wearing a seatbelt and another teen was injured.

Researchers win the Gordon Bell Prize for quantum molecular dynamics simulations on the world's most powerful supercomputer, Frontier, achieving a major computational milestone.

Knoxville forecast calls for gradual clearing with a high of 52°F, followed by a foggy night. The weekend brings a sunny Sunday and possible gusty winds on Monday, with rain expected before Thanksgiving.

Kingsport city offices will close on November 28-29 for Thanksgiving, affecting garbage collection, which will resume the following day, and the landfill will reopen on November 30.

Four ORNL researchers were named Highly Cited Researchers, indicating their work is in the top 1% of citations.

A special needs child died in White Pine leading to a police investigation. An unrelated arrest was made at the scene, and DCS is involved with the family's other child.

Argonne National Laboratory used the Frontier supercomputer to run advanced cosmological simulations, including atomic and dark matter, for a detailed universe model.

The Oak Ridge Reservation is using a $42 million grant from the DOE for environmental restoration, overseen by multiple agencies, with projects to improve habitats and public nature engagement.

A Knox County Sheriff's Office operation in Knoxville's Rocky Hill led to two arrests linked to drug activity allegations and complaints from residents.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville warns of dense fog affecting the morning commute and forecasts a stormy week, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and potential light snow in higher elevations.