A train collided with low-hanging power lines in Knoxville, causing road closures but no reported injuries. Crews are repairing, and traffic is being redirected.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville warns of a high heat index and potential heat-related illnesses in East Tennessee, advising residents to stay hydrated and take shade breaks.

The City of Kingsport supports a campaign to improve financial literacy, aiming for residents to achieve a credit score of 720, with workshops and counseling to help reach this goal.

A Knoxville house fire resulted in significant damage but no injuries. The fire, extinguished by the Knoxville Fire Department, is under investigation.

The National Weather Service reports a sweltering week ahead for Knoxville, with highs reaching the mid to upper 90s and minimal wind. Chance of showers increases mid-week.

One person died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-40 in Knoxville, with traffic significantly disrupted following the incident. Details remain under investigation.

Merv Conley Rodgers was convicted of kidnapping and assault in Knoxville and could face 25-40 years in prison. He assaulted and threatened his girlfriend, with whom he had a brief relationship.

The NWS forecast indicates high temperatures in Knoxville, with a heat index over 100°F and the possibility of thunderstorms offering limited relief. Slight cooling is expected overnight and mid-week.

Knoxville Fire Department responded to a house fire on Massachusetts Avenue, where three individuals were living illegally. One woman faces aggravated arson charges as the house, now a total loss, had no electricity. No injuries were reported.

A decomposing body found in Greeneville has prompted an investigation, with authorities speculating it has been there about a week. An autopsy is planned at the William L. Jenkins Forensic Center.

A fatal wreck on Highway 11 in Loudon County led to a temporary road closure and a joint emergency response, with an investigation by the Tennessee Highway Patrol underway.

One individual died and three were injured in a vehicle fire on Norris Freeway in Rocky Top, with investigations ongoing by local law enforcement and the TBI. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Jason Lee Land, a missing 31-year-old man, was found safe by the Pigeon Forge Police after a search effort. His last known location was near Mill Creek Resort and Campground.