The University of Tennessee and Pilot have entered a 20-year sponsorship deal for Neyland Stadium renovations while keeping the stadium's name intact.

A suspect was captured following a West Knoxville bank robbery; details and charges are pending as the KPD and FBI investigate. Community tips aided in the apprehension.

Arthur Bruce, an 86-year-old from Johnson City, TN, has been found safe in Arkansas after a statewide Silver Alert due to a concerning medical condition.

Bays Mountain Park, sponsored by NETAR, offers free admission on August 25, allowing the public to enjoy nature activities, with additional fees for planetarium shows and barge rides.

A student in Knox County was critically injured in a hit-and-run at a school bus stop, with the community and officials emphasizing safety and seeking information on the incident.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation introduces a pickleball course for beginners at Riverview Courts, with classes starting August 29 to accommodate the sport's growing popularity.

Knoxville voters will decide in November on maintaining district-only elections or adopting city-wide voting for council members after a state law change sparked debate on representation and diversity.

Freshman linebacker Edwin Spillman impresses at the University of Tennessee with significant progress and understanding of the playbook, supported by linebackers coach William Inge.

Soaky Mountain Waterpark is set to unveil a new 825-foot waterslide named "Rafter's Rage" for the 2025 season, offering a unique rafting experience with lateral accelerations.

World Choice Investments acquires the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, allowing founders John and Mary Kellogg-Joslyn to retire and adding to the company's portfolio of entertainment venues.

Local law enforcement is investigating a hazing incident at Claiborne County High School, with details currently limited due to the involvement of minors and legal confidentiality requirements.

Coach Josh Heupel and the Tennessee Volunteers are set to begin fall training, focusing on improvement with an optimistic outlook for the upcoming season.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office is searching for George Raymond Millington, 46, missing since July 22 and last seen in Seymour. He was driving a red 1996 Pontiac Sunfire. Public assistance is requested in locating him.