A news report revealed that staff at Kiddie Korner in Clinton failed to report suspected child abuse and neglect, leading to corrective measures at the center.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of heat, showers, and thunderstorms for southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, with heat index values around 100 degrees.

The Sevierville Police Department announced promotions within its ranks, with Chief Manning expressing confidence in the newly promoted officers' leadership and dedication.

Six entrepreneurs join ORNL's Innovation Crossroads to develop energy startups, with fellowships providing stipends, travel allowances, and access to facilities and mentorship.

Knoxville Police seek public help after shots were fired from a silver Nissan SUV on I-40 East; no victims reported, and the incident is under investigation.

Johnson City's Municipal Building Commission Chambers reopens after renovations with new security, accessibility, and technology upgrades. Public meetings resume on-site on July 17.

Sevier County Sheriff's Office provides microchip readers to deputies and announces a Microchip Day for local residents to microchip their pets for better recovery chances if lost.

Deputy Bryar Smith has been promoted to Detective in the Sevier County Sheriff's Office, focusing on overdose-related cases and narcotics distribution.

Early fog in Knoxville with 70°F and 100% humidity clears by 9 am; temperatures may reach 90 degrees with a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms.

Munford Police Department announced the indictment of Scotty D. Tice on 51 counts, including "Rape of a Child" and "Aggravated Sexual Battery." He is jailed without bond, awaiting trial.

The Knoxville Fire Department seeks public help in identifying a suspect for a minor church fire at Eternal Life Harvest Center, appreciating the quick response of firefighters and urging info via Crime Stoppers.

A Tennessee man pleaded guilty to orchestrating a fraud scheme that misused COVID-19 relief benefits through fake businesses, falsely claiming over $3.4 million in tax credits.

Jefferson City urges water conservation amidst high summer demand, asking residents to limit non-essential water use and report leaks to ensure a sufficient supply for essential needs.