Operation No Good Time by the Sevier County Sheriff's Office has led to multiple arrests for attempts to smuggle contraband into the county's correctional facilities.

The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office warns of a jury duty scam, urging residents to hang up on callers claiming to be officers informing of warrants for missing jury duty.

Blount County residents face phone scams where fake Sheriff's Office employees demand payments, using threats and claims of loved ones in trouble, via credit cards or cryptocurrency.

Sevier County celebrates 6th Grade LEADS graduates, who completed the program teaching them to resist drugs and violence, with hopes they carry these lessons into the future.

The 9th JDTF arrested six people and seized meth in a Loudon County drug raid. The operation targeted a residential drug hub, and one primary target was caught at a gas station.

Knoxville Police identified Ethan Johnston, 21, as a suspect in an assault, now charged with attempted second-degree murder. Authorities seek public help to locate him, with potential leads to Georgia or South Carolina.

A family of six was rescued by emergency responders after their kayak hit a tree on the Pigeon River. They were uninjured and aided by a rope system, receiving help from various rescue team members.

The Knox County Sheriff's Office announced the passing of retired K9 Rocco, highlighting his service from 2013 to 2022 in narcotics and community outreach.

KPD seeks public's help identifying a man involved in an assault at Union Knoxville apartments, resulting in a woman's facial injuries. The suspect is unnamed but may be called Jackson.

A woman in Campbell County was arrested with cash linked to a theft after a car crash, facing charges including Aggravated Burglary and Theft of Property Over $10,000.

Man drowns in Tellico Reservoir, TN trying to save a child after a jet ski accident; his body was recovered while the children, who had life jackets, were safe.

Purdue University hosted the fifth Quantum Science Center Summer School with a record attendance, focusing on accessibility for students and networking opportunities in the quantum science field.

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon proposes a half-cent sales tax hike to address infrastructure funding needs, marking the first rate change since 1988.