Light snow is tapering this morning; patchy black ice may make the commute slick. Expect a daytime thaw with highs near 38°F.

Nama’s downtown izakaya brings shareable Japanese plates, sake cocktails and late-night hours to Gay Street.

Filtration membranes at Jefferson City's treatment plant degraded, leaving parts of the city with low or no water. The city has ordered replacements and asked wholesale customers to cut flows.

Employee Anthony Meeks was arrested for theft of over $1,100 from the Hamilton County Health Department after being filmed entering the building and accessing the safe.

A proposed Knox County ordinance would require nonprofits to certify they don't use county grants to help undocumented immigrants, prompting protests and a delay.

John Tory, 23, from Knoxville, was charged with aggravated arson for a house fire that endangered 7 people and 5 dogs, following a domestic dispute. No injuries were reported, but the home was significantly damaged.

Researchers at the University of Maine and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed an efficient method to produce cellulose nanofibers using "mini tornadoes" to rapidly dry wet slurry, potentially replacing plastics in various applications.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued a #TNSilverAlert for missing 67-year-old Daniel Baer from Johnson City, who requires medical assistance.

A house fire on Littlebrook Circle in Rockford spread to a nearby home Tuesday night, leaving two houses with severe damage and several vehicles harmed.

The Zac Brown Band will perform at the Food City Center in Knoxville on October 8, as part of their "Love & Fear" tour, with special guest Grace Potter. Tickets go on sale January 30.

Expect delays on I-40 East in Loudon County, TN, due to bridge repairs near MM 363 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Use TDOT SmartWay for alternate routes.

A Knoxville man pleaded guilty after a high-speed August motorcycle chase that topped 125 mph. Marion County court gave him a 365-day suspended sentence, probation and a $725 fine.

Rogersville Judge William E. Phillips II was among three finalists for the Tennessee Court of Appeals, but Gov. Bill Lee appointed Rachel Park Hurt to the Eastern Section. The decision follows public interviews and a short, local selection process.