The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Knoxville, with rising temperatures and possible weekend precipitation, including rain and snow.

Two teens were arrested in Knox County on drug and weapons charges; separate reports shed light on a fatal police shooting of a teen linked to a gang and drug activity.

ORNL demonstrated a quantum network with automatic polarization compensation, ensuring stable signal polarization and signal integrity over EPB's fiber optics for more than 30 hours, enhancing security and capacity for future quantum internet.

A car crash into a Food City in Oak Ridge resulted in two deaths. The incident is under investigation by local police. Witnesses are encouraged to come forward.

A car crash in Maryville, Tennessee caused a power outage for over 1,500 residents when a vehicle hit an electric pole. Power was restored by 5:40 p.m. the same day.

Traffic fatalities in Knoxville rose by 14% in 2024, with a total of 52 lives lost, prompting public safety concerns from officials and a commitment to the Vision Zero initiative.

A winter storm warning has been issued for Knoxville, predicting heavy snowfall with 2-6 inches of accumulation and possible sleet or freezing rain. Travel may become hazardous.

The article details a missing person investigation for 37-year-old Amanda Sue Massey from McCreary County, with the Kentucky State Police asking for public assistance.

A fire in Sevier County killed two siblings, with a kerosene heater identified as the cause. The community has shown support through a GoFundMe campaign.

Knoxville Area Transit is offering free rides to warming centers for those in need amid freezing temperatures, serving as a critical support for the city's unhoused population.

Icy conditions led to multiple crashes on I-75 in Campbell County, TN, including a rollover, with the THP and TDOT responding and deploying salt trucks.

A 16-year-old died in a car crash in Knox County after their vehicle hit a traffic signal post while trying to pass another car. They were not wearing a seatbelt.

The ORNL Molten Salt Reactor Workshop marked its 10th anniversary, focusing on future innovations in nuclear energy and celebrating a decade of progress in MSR technology.