The City proposes reallocating $1 million in federal funds to support housing for young adults exiting foster care, inviting public input at a meeting and online.

Knoxville police seized drugs and a gun during a traffic stop after observing a suspected drug deal, leading to the arrest of two individuals on felony charges.

Two individuals were arrested in Cumberland County after heroin and a stolen gun were found during a traffic stop. The stop was made for lane violations, and searches revealed drugs and ammunition.

Runners participated in the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon, overcoming rain and challenging terrain, while Gina Rouse and Alec Sandusky won the female and male full marathons, respectively. Spectators provided unwavering support.

Cody William Bales was sentenced to 22 years without parole for raping his roommate's daughter in Knoxville. He was found guilty on six charges and will be on lifetime supervision.

A Maryville Police officer in the traffic division is stable after a motorcycle crash while responding to another incident. The accident is under investigation.

New RNA biosensor technology at Oak Ridge National Laboratory allows real-time monitoring of gene expression in plants, enhancing agriculture and biosecurity.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory announces a series of community nature walks focusing on the local ecosystem's biodiversity, starting with wildflowers and forests.

Knoxville forecast includes sun, storms, and potential severe weather with a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued for strong winds and possible flash floods.

The reopening of the State Route 67/91 Bridge in Tennessee is delayed by a month due to complications in repair work after damage from Hurricane Helene.

Troy Carter leads ORNL’s Fusion Energy Division, aiming to realize fusion energy, overseeing research projects like MPEX, and fostering partnerships in the fusion community.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather for southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, with thunderstorms and potential hazards including damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.

The Maryville Police has a new K-9, Java, trained to detect electronic storage devices, which helps in fighting trafficking and child exploitation. Java also serves as a support dog for victims and the community.