Kenyan Roshad Warren from Knoxville was convicted for a DUI crash that killed a pedestrian and seriously injured another; he faces a 10-year max sentence.

The Anderson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee is promoting road safety, urging drivers to slow down as part of the "Slow Down to Make It Home Safe" campaign.

Knoxville Police played wiffle ball with local youth at the Montgomery Village Boys & Girls Club, followed by a shared meal, as part of community policing efforts.

TDOT is closing sections of I-275 near downtown Knoxville for bridge replacement on two upcoming weekends, urging motorists to use I-40 and I-640 as detours. Upgrades include a new bridge and improved clearance and paths.

Knoxville Police Department - TN announces a support group meeting on July 11 for families affected by drug overdoses, highlighting community solidarity and shared experience of loss.

A 70-year-old Rockwood man was arrested and charged with first-degree murder after a fatal shooting incident, where a 37-year-old man died from gunshot wounds.

Village Behavioral Health cancels plans for a new facility in Friendsville due to site's infrastructure limitations affecting safety and emergency services.

A fatal crash in Sevier County, Tennessee, resulted in at least one death, with the THP investigating the incident. Details are limited, and the identity of the deceased has not been released.

Morristown authorities seek public help in identifying Jolley Park vandals, sharing video footage and offering anonymous tip avenues through a recent social media post.

Johnson City Public Works will begin a milling and paving project in the Tree Streets neighborhood on July 7, causing traffic disruptions but promising smoother roads upon completion.

Knoxville's forecast promises a hot, sunny week with temperatures nearing 90°F, calm winds, and clear nights. A slight chance of rain may offer relief.

Kingsport has launched its summer street resurfacing program, starting in Cooks Valley and plans to pave 8 miles of road by fall, with a total of over 16 miles this year, contributing to ongoing improvements since 2017.

Farragut announces its annual 'Introduction to Farragut' program, open for applications until July 31. The program offers insights into the town's operations and includes a series of Wednesday classes.