Ahmad Gatlin's conviction for a 2021 attempted murder near Austin-East Magnet High School was overturned due to new cell phone evidence supporting his alibi, with a new trial granted.

The ORNL and Geovox Security Inc. partnership has enhanced security with the Heartbeat Detector for detecting hidden persons in vehicles, now improved with cloud-based software for broader use.

Knoxville Police arrested two after a traffic stop yielded four handguns, two stolen, and suspected marijuana.

Knoxville PD's 2025-B Recruit Class began training to join the force, as the department seeks to replenish and diversify amid national discussions on policing.

Authorities seek public help to catch a vehicle burglar involved in multiple thefts, including the stealing of a child's flute in Monroe County. A video offers a lead on the suspect.

A fire on Highway 411 near Madisonville caused traffic delays, with local emergency services responding and the police advising caution. Details on the fire's cause or injuries were not provided.

A boil water advisory is in effect for parts of Blount County due to E. coli detection in the water supply. Residents along Mentor Road and Samples Road should boil water before use.

Zoo Knoxville's new Rhino Reserve, featuring rhinos Mylo and Ranger, opens May 23. It focuses on conservation education and is part of the AZA Species Survival Plan.

Knoxville is experiencing a week of showers and thunderstorms, with high humidity levels and varying chances of rain each day, according to the National Weather Service.

Tennessee AG warns of scammers targeting the elderly following a Knoxville earthquake, urging residents to be wary of repair service offers and to report fraudulent behavior.

Dense fog in the Knoxville area prompted a National Weather Service advisory, warning of low visibility and hazardous driving until 9 AM. The forecast also notes potential variable spring weather, including sun, clouds, and possible thunderstorms.

Sevierville Police Department alerts about a temporary closure of a section of Court Avenue from May 13-16, 2025, for developing blueway river access.

Bays Mountain Park's annual “Kids at Bays Day” on May 17 offers outdoor activities like fishing and stargazing for families. Entrance is $7, with additional activities like boat rides at extra cost.