ORNL scientists have created a sustainable "smart" polymer from bio-based feedstocks that becomes mouldable at high temperatures for reuse, aiming to improve manufacturing sustainability.

The National Weather Service forecasts unpredictable weather for Knoxville, with foggy conditions and chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day and night.

TOSHA issues no citations after investigating the accident that led to the death of an 86-year-old FedEx worker in Memphis, despite family concerns about safety measures.

Knoxville faces a humid morning with skies clearing to 84°F. The week brings mixed weather, with thunderstorms likely midweek and a persistent chance of showers despite warm temperatures.

A man was severely wounded in a stabbing at Krutch Park, Knoxville. The suspect fled before police arrival, and authorities are seeking public help for information.

ABR is caring for a bear cub injured by a car in Sevier County, rescued after its mother was seen calling for it. Receiving treatment and donations, it's the fourth such rescue recently.

The Young-Williams Animal Center's Bearden facility is temporarily closed due to a distemper outbreak, with a full-scale cleanup and animal testing underway. Other services continue at a separate wing.

A Knoxville family's 6-week-old son died after being attacked by their family dog; the dog was held under quarantine, and the child's organs were donated.

Knoxville will host the annual MLK Jr. Parade/March and Juneteenth Celebration with community involvement, local vendors, and live entertainment to honor the legacy of Dr. King and celebrate freedom.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and comfortable temperatures for Knoxville, with highs in the low 80s and a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

A Knoxville couple was sentenced for creating over a hundred fake IDs; Cheryl Huff received 37 months, and Mario Paz-Mejia received 30 months, with both facing subsequent supervised release.

A bridge collapse caused a train derailment in LaFollette, Tennessee, with no injuries reported and no hazardous materials involved. The cleanup is expected to take a few days.

A train in Campbell County derailed, causing no injuries or hazardous materials leaks but destroying a mile of railway and damaging a bridge. Traffic is expected to be affected for days during repairs.