The Johnson City Senior Center is conducting a pet food drive to support seniors and their pets, complementing their annual Spring Forward for Seniors initiative.

A car crash on E. Emory Rd caused delays, with both directions affected. Two people were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the cause is unknown.

Knoxville Police search for a man who fired a gunshot while fleeing a traffic stop, with no injuries reported. The suspect remains unidentified and at large.

The National Weather Service reports mostly cloudy skies and cold temperatures in Knoxville, with potential showers and wind midweek, and an approaching storm system threatening impactful wintry precipitation by the weekend.

The University of Tennessee hires Derek Owings, former Indiana strength coach, post their national championship win, making him the highest-paid coach in his field.

Youth minister Wesley Brobeck of Greeneville was arrested for statutory rape and sexual battery by an authority figure, following his dismissal from Freedom Fellowship Church.

Authorities in Hamilton County have arrested Khalil Sivels for a series of auto burglaries in Ooltewah, Tennessee, recovering stolen items and marijuana.

Farragut celebrated Founders Day, reflecting on its history since its founding in 1980 and praising local businesses and residents for their role in the town's growth and community spirit.

The right lane of I-40 West at mile marker 285 in Putnam County will be closed from 5 pm to 5 am for environmental cleanup, weather permitting. Delays expected; TDOT advises caution and checking their SmartWay Map for updates.

Knox County launches a free home improvement program for elderly residents, prioritizing safety and accessibility. Eligible homeowners over 62 can apply for modifications like grab bars and ramps.

A structure fire on Blacksferry Road in Anderson County prompted local officials to advise residents to avoid the area while emergency crews tackle the blaze.

Human remains were found in a wooded area near Etowah, Tennessee. This discovery is linked to a missing person case, with the investigation led by the TBI and local sheriff's office. The community awaits identification results.

The Sevierville Fire Department extinguished a fire caused by a dryer, reminding residents to maintain appliances and celebrate the importance of working smoke alarms.