Foggy morning gives way to highs near 90°F today; showers expected Saturday and a stronger heat spike next week.

Patchy morning fog clears for a mostly sunny Thursday with a high near 88°F. Showers and storms return Friday–Sunday and highs spike into the 90s early next week.

Patchy morning fog clears by mid‑morning for mostly sunny skies and a high near 83°F in Knoxville. Storm chances return late Friday into the weekend.

Two women were arrested in Alcoa after police say they ran massages and promoted prostitution from a suite tied to the late Dr. Phillip Haggerty. Court filings list charges and bond amounts.

Cloudy morning with a slight chance of showers. Dry midweek, then storms likely Saturday.

Knoxville police and Crime Stoppers have listed Samuel Poole Jr. as wanted on a violation-of-probation warrant tied to theft and possession. Tips may be eligible for a reward.

Scattered storms are likely this afternoon with gusts to about 30 mph. Brief heavy downpours could cause localized flooding and slow the commute.

A garage fire on Whitesburg Road in north Knox County gutted a home; occupants and pets escaped and investigators are probing the cause.

A Carter County man was arrested after deputies say investigators found child sexual abuse images on a tablet seized during a search. The probe began after a tip from El Paso law enforcement.

A former Oak Ridge National Laboratory employee was sentenced after admitting she acted under foreign direction and lied on a security‑clearance form. Prosecutors say the case involved contact with a South African intelligence officer.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory has activated Pathfinder, a 20‑qubit IQM Radiance quantum computer — the lab’s first purchased system — to explore hybrid quantum‑HPC research.

Anderson County commissioners voted to pause new data‑center projects for two years while officials study zoning, utilities and local concerns.

Hot, muggy Saturday with highs near 90°F. Sunday brings likely heavy, gusty storms that could disrupt outdoor plans.