A man named Blake McClellan died in a crash in Greeneville when his Mustang collided with a Jeep after failing to yield on West Andrew Johnson Highway.

Water service on Sunrise Dr in Maryville has been restored after an unscheduled outage due to a water main break, with residents advised to run water to clear air in pipes.

A woman died in a pedestrian crash in Knoxville after being hit by a vehicle when she entered the roadway. The driver stopped to help, but the victim later died at the hospital. Police are investigating.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office stresses pedestrian safety at night and recommends visibility measures like reflective clothing and crossing at designated areas.

Radiant Industries will create 175 jobs by investing $280 million in the world's first mass-produced nuclear generator factory in Roane County, Tennessee.

An Israel-Hamas ceasefire ends a long war, exchanging prisoners and possibly prompting peace, while East Tennesseans express hope and caution for the future.

Josh Carr has been named the new fire chief of the Pigeon Forge Fire Department after serving as interim chief and working his way up from a volunteer.

Tennessee residents need a burn permit for debris fires starting October 15, obtainable online or via helpline, to ensure safety and compliance with state regulations.

Tennessee Volunteers narrowly defeated Arkansas Razorbacks 34-31 at a packed Neyland Stadium, with Head Coach Josh Heupel achieving his 70th career victory. The Vols' offense excelled with 485 total yards and the defense forced four fumbles.

Sevierville prepares for its History and Haunts event, cautioning about road closures downtown on October 16 to celebrate the city's past with stories and tours.

Maryville City's post details progress on the Carpenters Grade Road Project, outlining traffic changes, road closures, and the development of a multi-use trail, with an aim to enhance local infrastructure and commute experience.

Inmate Keely Blair Flasher at Sevier County Jail faces new charges after a suspected drug incident involving other inmates, leading to a response by authorities and medical treatment for those affected.

Sevierville cancels Slammedenuff car show's Sunday event due to disturbances, citing safety concerns and strain on resources; city enforces zero-tolerance policy for any nuisance activities.