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Dozens gathered in Krutch Park Friday to honor Alex Pretti and press for answers after his death at the hands of federal agents.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Knoxville man was arrested and charged with aggravated arson after a Stair Drive fire that investigators say had 11 people inside. Officials say the suspect was taken into custody in Lonsdale.
Knoxville police arrested James Dotson after he allegedly opened fire on a wrecker driver during a repossession. The operator was uninjured and Dotson faces attempted murder and weapons charges.
Food & Drinks in ...
RT Lodge in Maryville added a Carriage House day spa and a Meeting House after its restaurant earned a MICHELIN Guide recommendation. The upgrades aim to turn diners into overnight guests and host more events.
Knoxville's license‑plate cameras were shut off after the city's Flock contract expired, leaving detectives without automated plate data as the city moves to a new vendor.
Weather & Environment in ...
Dense fog is limiting visibility through 9 AM Wednesday in Knoxville. Spotty rain may change to light snow tonight; watch for black ice Thursday morning.
Single-digit readings this morning; highs near 39°F this afternoon and rain likely Tuesday.
A Cold Weather Advisory runs until 1 p.m. Sunday in Knoxville. Wind chills could fall to or below zero; warming centers are open across the city.
A warming station at Dandridge Elementary is open through Monday. Transportation is available at 865‑475‑4911 ext. 301–305.
A 14-year-old in Blount County custody died after a medical emergency; an autopsy was completed at the regional forensic center.
Politics & Govt in ...
The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee welcomed five new members with diverse backgrounds, including military and law enforcement experience.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A sinkhole on the 500 block of Market Street has closed the downtown block; city and KUB crews are repairing the site and expect the closure through next week.
The Gatlinburg Fire Department is warning residents to practice safe heating as cold weather approaches, emphasizing the risk of fires and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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