TDOT has announced overnight lane closures for I-275 resurfacing in Knox County, affecting traffic from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Drivers should expect delays and exercise caution.

An accident on I-40E at I-640E in Knoxville closed a busy intersection, causing traffic disruptions and rerouting. No details on the crash's cause or injuries were available.

Knoxville is expecting a heatwave with mid-90s temperatures and high humidity, with possible showers and thunderstorms midweek to offer slight relief.

Parents arrested for the 2024 death of their five-year-old daughter, Aurora Grace Hurst, in White Pine, charged with aggravated child abuse under "Haley's Law."

Knoxville and University of Tennessee Police Departments will conduct a sobriety checkpoint on Volunteer Boulevard on August 28 to deter impaired driving.

Brian Davison marks 40 years at ORNL, highlighting his contributions to the bioeconomy, mentorship, and the development of a biomass-to-fuel process with Vertimass LLC.

Researchers at the University of Tennessee developed a sensor to detect PTSD biomarkers, offering a more objective diagnosis method, with possible future applications in personalized medicine.

Sevier County Fire and Rescue teams are fighting a three-acre brush fire near Richardson Cove Road, with containment reaching 50%. Fire crews are dealing with challenging terrain.

Sevierville Police Department announces road and parking closures for the "Shine and Dine on Bruce" event, affecting the Municipal Parking Lot and Bruce Street on August 9.

Knoxville weather forecast includes mostly sunny skies, highs in the 80s/90s, and light winds, with a gradual increase in chances for showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

Knox County's property assessor, William Phillip Ballard, was indicted for official misconduct related to county vehicle use. His attorney claims the infraction was minor.

Sheriff Russell Barker of Anderson County, TN was named Sheriff of the Year and became president of the Tennessee Sheriff’s Association, notably for his work in Hurricane Helene relief efforts.

Oak Ridge launches its second annual Citizens Academy, an 8-week program offering locals insight into city operations. Applications open until September 2, with a cap of 20 participants.