The NWS in Knoxville predicts showers and possible thunderstorms in the coming days, with highs around 85 degrees and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

A 91-year-old South Carolina woman, Betty Fay Fisher, was found safe in Virginia after being reported missing and her vehicle spotted in East Tennessee.

Knoxville Police took part in an annual emergency preparedness drill involving field teams and operations centers to enhance their regional emergency response readiness.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers developed FLAT, a tool using AI and a laser scan to rapidly check foundation flatness, reducing measurement times by 90%.

Knoxville faces showers and possible thunderstorms today, mainly in the afternoon. The evening may see less rain. The week starts sunny, with warm temperatures expected to last through Wednesday. Rain chances return Thursday, increasing on Friday.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes sunny spells, potential thunderstorms, and variable temperatures throughout the week with chances of rain increasing towards the weekend.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office warns the public to avoid the Holt Road area due to storm damage, downed power lines, and debris. Multiple injuries are reported, with recovery efforts underway.

Army veteran Jacob Baird was sworn in as a patrolman by the Elizabethton Police Department, signifying his continued commitment to serving his community.

Oak Ridge begins a city-wide sanitary sewer system inspection using acoustic technology, SL-RAT, from June 2 through July, affecting areas from East Lincoln Circle to Wiltshire Drive.

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.