Jim Campbell has been named the new chief of police in Clinton, succeeding the retired Vaughn Baker. He has served the department since 2003 and is known for his leadership and community-first approach to policing.

Nine Tennessee-rooted footballers entered the pro ranks in the 2025 NFL Draft, including seven VFLs, with James Pearce Jr. becoming the 48th VFL in the first round.

The article details the National Weather Service's weather forecast for Knoxville, indicating partly sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from mid-70s to mid-80s throughout the week.

A violent felon, Buddy Livesay, was sentenced to ten years without parole for possessing weapons, evading arrest, and criminal impersonation in Knox County.

Jonaaron Jones, from studying at the University of Tennessee to Beehive Industries' president, has advanced aerospace additive manufacturing, fueled by a partnership with ORNL's MDF, spurring innovation and job growth.

The Knoxville Ice Bears lost 4-3 in double overtime against the Evansville Thunderbolts in game one of the SPHL President's Cup Finals at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum.

Vilmos Kertesz receives the 2025 Al Yergey Mass Spectrometry Award for his impactful work in analytical chemistry and mass spectrometry, including pioneering techniques in molecule detection and with 21 patents to his name.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, Sevierville Police Department urged drivers to respect work zones, citing NHTSA stats of 891 deaths in 2022, with most victims being motorists.

The Jefferson County Constables' Department paid tribute to constables Kelley, Thurman, and Wilson for their years of service and dedication to community safety.

Firefighters in West Knox County battled a house fire in windy conditions, resulting in extensive smoke and fire damage, but no injuries were reported.

Savannah Stanley was indicted on charges related to a crash that killed Knoxville Councilman Andrew Roberto's daughter, Kylie. Stanley allegedly drove under the influence, causing the fatal collision.

Two La Vergne police officers turned a parking violation call into a positive community interaction, celebrating an engagement with the civilians involved.

Johnson City announces a spring cleaning event with two drop-off locations on May 3 for residents to dispose of various items excluding hazardous materials.