The NWS forecasts a week of wet weather for Knoxville, with high chances of showers and occasional gusty winds, easing into better conditions by Friday.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee celebrated National First Responders Day, honoring emergency personnel on social media for their commitment to service.

Madisonville Police appointed Officer Andy Cline as the School Resource Officer for Monroe County Alternative School, an initiative supported by local officials and funded through a state grant.

A man attempted to sell a tractor he did not own, using an alias on Facebook Marketplace, but was caught in a sting operation by authorities in Hamblen County.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation is hosting a cornhole tournament for all ages, with a $30 registration fee per team. The event will be at V.O. Dobbins, Sr. Complex on November 15.

A boil water notice was issued in Loudon due to a water main break, affecting areas such as Butler and Club Drive, with potential fecal contamination. Residents must boil water before use.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office seeks partnerships with ICE and federal agencies to enhance law enforcement collaboration, with detectives assigned as Task Force Officers.

A Jefferson City man, Marcus Vann Atkins, faces charges for the sexual exploitation of a minor, unrelated to his roles as a paramedic and softball coach.

Knoxville experiences dense fog with poor visibility and 100% humidity. Clarity will return with possible showers and a high of 68°F later. The week ahead promises sunny days with mid-60 temps. The weekend may bring clouds and slight rain chances.

Seven people were arraigned for their roles in the in-custody death of Lester Isbill at Monroe County Jail, facing various charges including misconduct and criminally negligent homicide.

Knox County's Rural Metro Fire recruits are undergoing intense training, covering skills such as water drafting, ladder operations, and fire behavior, with practical drills and physical conditioning, as shared in a Facebook post.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes thunderstorms and windy conditions, with a mix of sunny days expected later in the week. Winds may cause power outages and displace objects.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park will stay open despite the government shutdown, supported by a community and state coalition, ensuring full visitor services until November 2.