The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Knoxville, including cloudy skies on Thanksgiving, high winds, and a chilly weekend with potential snow showers.

Elizabethton's fire brigade and the Carter County Rescue Squad worked together to erect a traditional 14-foot, 100-pound holiday wreath on the side of the Covered Bridge, maintaining a festive tradition that dates back over 50 years.

Scientists at ORNL have developed a new catalyst that transforms greenhouse gases into syngas, a hybrid fuel and chemical precursor, potentially reducing industrial reliance on traditional steam reforming methods.

Sevier County has acquired the Wears Valley Volunteer Fire Department as part of efforts to improve fire services, with plans to upgrade facilities and support full-time staffing.

Kairos Power chooses the K-25 site in Oak Ridge for its nuclear project, leveraging the site's infrastructure and proximity to nuclear research facilities and expertise.

A major accident on I-40 West near Cedar Bluff Road in Knoxville resulted in significant delays, prompting the Knoxville Fire Department to advise using alternative routes. Traffic was backed up for miles before the interstate was later reopened.

Researchers from KAUST won the Gordon Bell Prize for creating an exascale climate emulator on the Frontier supercomputer, enhancing climate model resolution while reducing costs.

Bodycam footage of Knoxville officers shooting an axe-wielding man is released, showing the encounter and subsequent charges for the individual involved. Officers are on leave during investigations.

Edward Kelley of Maryville was convicted for conspiring to murder FBI employees and faces a potential life sentence. His plans involved attacking the Knoxville FBI office, which he developed while awaiting trial for the Capitol riots.

A West Knox County house explosion left a large debris field; no injuries reported. The unoccupied home was attended to by fire agencies, who will maintain overnight presence.

Knoxville forecasts rain and thunderstorms with increasing winds, followed by cooling temperatures and potentially strong gusts into the week, with light snowfall expected in higher elevations.

Investigator Bradlee Clark of the Johnson City Police Department graduates from the intensive 10-week National Forensic Academy, enhancing the department's crime scene investigation capabilities.

Two traffic accidents on I-75 South in Loudon County, including a vehicle plunging into the Tennessee River, led to major delays and an extensive emergency response.