A fisherman caught an alligator in Norris Lake, TN, and the TWRA transferred it to a zoo, emphasizing the illegality and dangers of releasing such animals.

The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning with temperatures below freezing across the Mid-South; residents advised to protect plants and outdoor plumbing.

The Louisville Cardinal Invitational, a rowing event with ten Division I women's teams, took place at Melton Hill Lake in Oak Ridge, featuring competitive races and enthusiastic participants.

Knox County is updating parks with new ADA-compliant playgrounds in Hardin Valley, including installations at Hardin Valley Community Park and Melton Hill Park, to enhance accessibility and recreation for the area's growing population.

DeShawn Whited is sentenced to 45.5 years in prison for a series of armed robberies and a carjacking in Knoxville.

The Knoxville Police Department reports a 50% decrease in guns stolen from cars in 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. They encourage the community to lock vehicles and secure valuables.

A Knoxville couple's solar panel system is finally fully operational after over two years and a failed launch, marking the end of a long dispute with Solar Titan.

The Patriot Homes Team is fundraising for new tracking vests for Loudon County's Sheriff K-9 Unit, costing about $500 each, and acknowledging the service of retiring K-9 officers.

Four Knoxville-area basketball players received top honors at the TSSAA awards, with Sydney Mains and Tyler Lee among the winners for their athletic and academic achievements.

Dollywood donates parade flowers to be made into "healing bouquets" for those facing health challenges, carrying out a charitable act in partnership with Random Acts of Flowers.

Dollar Tree Inc. plans to close approximately 1,000 stores due to economic challenges and shifting consumer demands, affecting the Family Dollar and Dollar Tree brands.

A lineman was seriously injured and burned when he was electrocuted by a 7,200-volt line in Greeneville; he's currently receiving treatment at a burn center.

The Loudon County community honored Deputy Jason Scott on the 20th anniversary of his death, recognizing his legacy and sacrifice as a law enforcement officer.