Nicholas Hamlett's case, involving a murder in Monroe County and a nationwide manhunt, is set for a grand jury. He allegedly used a false ID to mislead authorities.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office has moved their women's self-defense class to Mary Blount Elementary School to accommodate more attendees due to high demand.

Knoxville firefighters responded to a trash fire at the city's solid waste facility, extinguishing the blaze within half an hour of their arrival. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The 9th Judicial Drug Task Force TN is hosting a cardboard boat race to raise funds for youth prevention education, promoting community fun and competition.

A 22-year-old swimmer, Aner S Quero Sira, drowned at Cherokee Lake, with his body recovered late Friday night after a collaborative search and rescue effort.

The City of Knoxville celebrated the 35th anniversary of the ADA, reflecting on progress in accessibility and inclusivity, and emphasizing its impacts on individuals with disabilities.

Two women and a man were sentenced in a VA bribery scheme involving overbilling for unnecessary medical items, with the twins receiving eight months in jail each and fines.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville predicts sunny and hot conditions with intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms over the next several days.

Maryville plans to install new stop signs at the intersection of Mountain View Avenue and Cunningham Street to improve safety, effective July 23, 2025.

Cocke County EMA is hiring a part-time Operations Officer, whose duties include administrative support and grant writing. Applications are due by July 31, 2025, with specific qualifications required.

Michael Lashawn Merrick was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Nicole Stewart, by shooting her 13 times. Found guilty of Second Degree Murder and Tampering with Evidence, he received a 25-year sentence.

Tech and nuclear energy leaders discussed AI and nuclear energy collaboration for scalable solutions at an executive summit hosted by US national labs.

Knoxville is set to experience thunderstorms with a high chance of flooding, especially north of I-40. High humidity and near 95 heat index values may precede downpours and potential flash floods.