Farragut's Alderman David White, who served Ward 2 since 2022, has passed away. The town mourns his death, remembering his deep roots in the community and dedication to service.

A man from Tellico Plains received a 45-year prison sentence for the aggravated rape of a child, highlighted by Monroe County Sheriff on social media.

Kingsport's TREADZ program offers bicycle education for kids 2-12, focusing on safety and skills. Held in September, sessions are at the Farmers Market for $15/child.

Knoxville is facing mixed weather with showers and potential flooding, followed by sunny days and cooler nights. NWS urges caution for localized flooding but foresees no hazards after Friday.

The NWS Knoxville provided an update with foggy conditions, a 40% chance of showers later, and highs around 89°. The weekend forecast includes a 70% chance of rain Saturday and partly sunny skies on Sunday.

John Quirk, an 84-year-old missing man from Knox County, was safely located in Texas following the issuance of a Silver Alert due to concerns over his medical condition.

Knoxville plans an $18.9 million project to widen Pleasant Ridge Road, adding turn lanes, sidewalks, and a greenway. An open house on Aug. 21 will detail the project aiming for a 2027 completion.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on I-40 East near Knoxville. The Knoxville Police Department is investigating the incident, where the motorcycle hit a rail. The identity of the female driver remains undisclosed.

Jonas Smelcer, Sevier County's Highway Superintendent, is resigning after 43 years. He transformed county roads; Donnie Adams named as interim successor.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation reintroduces Sourdough 101 class to teach basics of sourdough bread-making, welcoming participants 16+ for a session on August 23.

Lori Mann Bruce, Chancellor of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, has joined the UT-Battelle Board of Governors, overseeing Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Blount County Sheriff's Office conducted dive training exercises by the Georges Creek access, prompting public inquiries which were addressed on their Facebook page.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office praised the return of School Resource Officers to schools, emphasizing their role in creating a safe, supportive environment and building positive relationships with students.