Utility workers found suspected human remains behind a KFC in Harriman. An autopsy is underway, with assistance from a forensic archaeologist and the TBI to identify the remains and cause of death.

Lady Vols' head coach Kim Caldwell has given birth to a son, Conor Scott Caldwell. She led the team to a strong season start before her pregnancy. Her assistant, Jenna Burdette, is stepping in during her leave.

The Johnson City Fire Department introduces a hands-only CPR training course following community demand, with plans to expand it after internal employee training.

Knoxville commemorated Martin Luther King Jr. amid extreme cold, with the National Weather Service issuing advisories for sub-zero wind chills. Residents were advised to dress warmly and minimize exposure.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for East Tennessee due to expected snowfall and a sharp temperature drop, with wind chills possibly reaching below zero.

Weather service issues a hazardous outlook for Knoxville due to a cold front bringing showers, potential snow, and very cold temperatures through midweek.

Knoxville Police Department announces a sobriety checkpoint on N. Broadway on January 31 to reduce DUI incidents and raise awareness of impaired driving risks.

KPD crisis negotiators are resolving a domestic incident in North Knoxville where an individual wanted for aggravated domestic assault is reportedly in a home alone. Public is advised to avoid the area.

A Knoxville man was convicted of aggravated burglary after breaking into his cousin's home and stealing money. His extensive criminal record influenced the jury's decision.

ORNL has created an advanced automated system for testing semiconductor devices, offering comprehensive diagnostics and efficient evaluation across various conditions.

Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs endorses Senator Marsha Blackburn for Tennessee governor, hinting he may seek her Senate seat if she runs. Blackburn could become the state's first female governor.

A three-vehicle collision in Alcoa injured two people, with a 70-year-old man seriously hurt and a 20-year-old woman with minor injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause.

The National Weather Service predicts a gradual shift to sunny skies in Knoxville today, with calm winds and highs near 42°F. Clear nights ahead with low temperatures, while the end of the week may bring rain chances.