ORNL researchers explore quantum computing for fluid dynamics; the study highlights potential benefits and current challenges, with ongoing research needed for practical application.

Knoxville Fire Department and Tennessee Division of Forestry contained a 10-acre brush fire on Sharp's Ridge, with no structures threatened and no need for 911 calls.

Roane County EMS leaders are meeting with Tennessee state legislators to discuss critical issues in the EMS industry such as funding, workforce, reimbursement, and patient care.

The US Army is collaborating with ORNL to develop advanced nuclear systems, focusing on microreactors for military installations and national security.

After a police chase involving two juveniles in a suspected stolen car, Foothills Mall was locked down. The teens were later caught unarmed and taken into custody without incident.

UT student Skye Scialabba was arrested for a tire-slashing spree that damaged over 40 cars on and off campus. She faces felony vandalism charges and other offenses.

A woman was injured in a kitchen fire in Knoxville's Lonsdale; she received burns attempting to extinguish the fire. Firefighters controlled the blaze and she was hospitalized; an investigation is underway.

JCFD offers hands-only CPR training to the public, with quarterly classes and advanced manikins for immediate feedback on chest compressions. Sign-ups and more information available online.

Traffic has resumed at the Broadway and Oglewood Ave intersection in Knoxville after a DUI-related crash caused a pole to fall and interrupted traffic. The driver is charged and injuries were non-life-threatening.

The Morristown Police seek help to find Misrrain Perez, missing since March 15, and may use the name Efrain Rivas. He's 5'4" and 130 lbs. Call 423-585-2701 with info.

Gatlinburg lifts burn ban after recent rainfall and increased humidity reduce fire risk; residents encouraged to remain cautious and obtain burn permits for outdoor burning.

A house fire in Monroe County resulted in two fatalities, with the victims' remains transported for identification. Investigations by the TBI and other agencies are underway.

Firefighters are tackling a brush fire named the Bear Fire in the Cherokee National Forest, which has grown to 225 acres. No structures are threatened, and recent rains may help containment efforts.