Denise Adorno Lopes at ORNL is advancing nuclear fuel design for safer, more efficient reactors, exploring new materials and manufacturing approaches to enhance energy security and competitiveness.

ORNL is researching ways to build nuclear reactors more affordably by using advanced materials like UHPC and 3D printing, while ensuring safety standards.

Knoxville police found drugs, a loaded gun, and cash in a car after pulling over driver Andrea Martin for a traffic violation. Martin, previously convicted, now faces multiple charges.

Gatlinburg is preparing for a historic high school football event as the undefeated Gatlinburg-Pittman Highlanders advance to their first Class AAA State Championship game, with a parade and community sendoff planned.

Legends and Lore Pizzeria and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office collaborated on Thanksgiving to provide pizzas to those in need, a gesture the Sheriff acknowledged on social media.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation assists with sending children's letters to Santa Claus, offering replies and fostering holiday cheer until December 12.

John F. Pollock faces charges including attempted murder after the assault of William Flynn in Maryville, who was found with head injuries and a brain bleed. Flynn's vehicle was also stolen.

Chad Lankford has been indicted for first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Jason Burnette in Meigs County.

The TBI is investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Carter County where a standoff with a gunman resulted in his death after exchanging fire with deputies.

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory highlights the Center for Bioenergy Innovation's ECD program that helps develop scientific leaders through research opportunities and collaboration across institutions, with a focus on advancing the bioeconomy.

A Tennessee man, Shawn Lee Hutson, is indicted for several charges, including the illegal killing of an elk and related violations in Campbell County.

Knoxville residents experienced dense fog this morning, which cleared for a sunny day. Rain is expected Monday night, with heavy showers and storms likely Tuesday. Conditions will improve by Thanksgiving with clear and cooler weather.

Knoxville residents expect showers with a high near 72, decreasing to 48 at night with partly cloudy skies. Sunny Sunday with calmer winds and a clear night expected.