A serious accident on Highway 321 South at Sandy Shore Drive in Lenoir City caused injuries and road closures, with ongoing emergency response and traffic redirection.

Knoxville's NWS warns of dense fog and advises caution due to reduced visibility. Showers and high temperatures expected, with a slight chance of thunderstorms.

The 2024 National Community Survey indicates 82% of Johnson City residents find it an excellent or good place to live, with areas of growth and challenges identified.

Kingsport launches its first NFL FLAG season, bringing the popular youth sport to local athletes at J. Fred Johnson Stadium with community leaders fostering sportsmanship and skills.

SR 136 in Putnam County undergoes construction from August 13 to October 31, causing lane closures and traffic shifts. TDOT urges caution and awareness of updated traffic conditions.

Blount County young drivers complete a program by the Sheriff's Office aimed at preventing negligent driving, receiving hands-on training and learning about the consequences of distracted driving.

The Union County Sheriff's Office is holding a fundraiser for their K9 unit, raffling prizes like a spotting scope and a griddle to support training and care for their dogs.

Fatal shooting investigation underway after 23-year-old Samuel Ridenour was found dead at an Anderson County home; all parties identified, no public threat.

Micayla Wald, 28, was indicted on two counts of child abuse/neglect after a Kiddie Korner Day Care investigation, resulting in a $50,000 bail arrest. The case is still under Department of Children's Services review.

Johnson City launches the Safe City Project with a new Real-Time Crime Center and advanced technologies, aiming for proactive policing without additional immediate taxpayer costs.

Sgt. Bradley and Sgt. Henderson of the Knoxville Police Department were praised for completing section two of the FBI-LEEDA Command Leadership Institute.

Four individuals were arrested in Johnson City for alleged human trafficking and prostitution at two massage facilities after an undercover operation by the TBI and local police.

Farragut is hosting a free Beach Party on the Plaza event on August 23, with live music, food trucks, and activities for a non-sandy summer celebration. Attendees are encouraged to wear Hawaiian shirts.