Knox County Schools is enhancing security with AI surveillance, trained officers at every school, bullet-resistant windows, and increased police enforcement, as well as maintaining communication through a 'Text-to-Tip' service.

Morristown highlights the importance of stopping at red lights during National "Stop on Red" week, citing local crash statistics and their enforcement efforts with over 100 citations issued for red light violations.

Knoxville City Council approves $2M for stormwater infrastructure upgrades to reduce North Cherry Street flash flooding.

Ex-scout leader Emilio Ortiz has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for child sex crimes after an investigation uncovered a decade of abuse and child sexual abuse material on his devices.

The NWS predicts steady weather in Knoxville with chances of showers and thunderstorms, mostly sunny days, calm winds, and temperatures in the high-80s.

Chief Billy Church announced he will retire in November after initiating reforms in the Johnson City Police Department, including tech upgrades, professional standards, and community safety initiatives.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed new medium-voltage circuit breakers that improve direct current handling, potentially leading to cost savings and a more reliable electric grid.

Mohamed Al-nadi died in a motorcycle-SUV crash in Knoxville; police are investigating the incident that occurred as the SUV turned left and Al-nadi attempted to overtake another vehicle.

Sevierville schools released a traffic route map to ease congestion during student drop-offs/pick-ups; the police department shared it on social media to promote safety.

The City of Knoxville has reopened Robinson Street after completion of the infrastructure improvement project, enhancing traffic flow and pedestrian pathways.

The Knoxville Police Department's Search and Rescue team, including K-9 Pearl and her handler, are in Texas assisting the search for missing 8-year-old Cile Steward after a flood.

The Kingsport Miracle League is accepting registrations for its inclusive fall baseball season for special needs children and young adults, with games beginning August 23.

Madisonville officer seized suspected fentanyl worth $4,000 during a welfare check at a Dollar General, reflecting ongoing efforts against the opioid crisis.