Knoxville is set to host its 99th Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 11, with street closures starting at 8 a.m. City-owned parking will be free to accommodate attendees.

Appalachian Electric Cooperative fined $8,000 by TOSHA for safety violations after lineman Nathan Potter's fatal electrocution while working without proper safety gear.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes overcast skies, sunshine, and possible showers with high humidity. Foggy mornings will transition to mostly sunny days with calm winds, while nights bring the return of fog and partly cloudy skies.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation announces a Turkey Bowl flag football event on November 23 with a double-elimination tournament for participants 16 and older.

Shane Douglas Stallard from Kingsport was sentenced to over 17 years for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl, after being caught with drugs and firearms during a traffic stop.

Elnathan Hall at Knoxville College was destroyed by fire, causing significant loss to the historic Black institution with no injuries reported. Firefighting efforts faced water limitations.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation is hiring scorekeepers and referees for their basketball leagues, open to individuals 16 and over, with varying pay. No experience is necessary.

A man, 20, died in a motorcycle crash on Western Avenue after colliding with a pickup truck. This is part of a recent spike in motorcycle fatalities in Knoxville.

Murder suspect Nicholas Hamlett, sought for a hiker's murder in Tennessee, was spotted in Chapin, South Carolina, prompting a manhunt and community alert.

The last missing Impact Plastics worker, Rosa Andrade, was found dead after Hurricane Helene's flooding. This concludes the search for the six employees who perished in the disaster.

A 51-year-old motorcyclist died after a collision with an SUV in Knoxville; the SUV driver was cited for failure to yield. The incident is under KPD investigation for DA review.

Knoxville police arrested two men, one wanted for an Alabama shooting and another for drug and weapon offenses, furthering a cross-state criminal investigation.

Joseph Kade Abbott, a former employee of Maryville's Apostolic Christian Academy, was sentenced to six years for sexual battery without parole after pleading guilty. A lawsuit seeks damages from the church and academy citing negligence.