A Knoxville Powerball player wins $2 million at Publix, with winnings still unclaimed. Other residents in Nashville and Loretto won $50,000 each. The Tennessee Education Lottery benefits education.

Benjamin Carpenter from Knoxville receives a 20-year sentence for providing material support to ISIS through his digital media operation disseminating extremist propaganda.

Jacob Brown was arrested in Knoxville for allegedly shooting at a group and fleeing police by jumping from an apartment window. He faces aggravated assault and weapons charges.

A Jefferson County farm suffered a fire resulting in the loss of livestock and equipment. Two pigs and some turkeys died, but no people were injured. The cause is under investigation, and a fundraiser has been set up to assist with recovery.

Tennessee first baseman Blake Burke was chosen 34th overall by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2024 MLB Draft, after a standout season with a .379 average, 20 HRs, and 61 RBIs, leading the Volunteers to a national title.

Access to the Titus Creek area in North Cumberland WMA is now seasonal, mainly for hunting, due to property ownership changes. New regulations aim to conserve habitat.

The University of Tennessee has unveiled new "Smokey Grey" football uniforms for the 2024 season, featuring the Tennessee Tri-Star emblem and other state symbols. The uniforms are part of a Nike partnership ensuring new designs through 2025.

Zoo Knoxville introduces "Early Bird Hours" from July 15-31, opening at 8 a.m. to offer cooler visits and unique experiences like behind-the-scenes animal care.

Fugitive Kevin Matthews died by suicide in a Jacksonville hotel after being cornered by law enforcement following his alleged involvement in a Knoxville double homicide.

Clyde Tipton was sentenced to 50 months for running opioid pill mills, part of a crackdown that saw 140 convictions and the distribution of over 11 million opioid tablets.

Sailors from the USS Farragut visited the town of Farragut as part of a Navy program, engaging in community events and strengthening ties between the military and the town.

Elizabethton celebrated Independence Day at Covered Bridge Park with music, food, and fireworks. The event featured patriotic activities, a band playing 80's hits, and a fireworks show, garnering praise from attendees and online.

A man in Greenback, Maryville died from a fireworks accident on the Fourth of July, despite attempts by witnesses and deputies to save him. No other injuries or legal actions resulted from the incident.