Sevierville and Sevier County law enforcement host "Cram a Cruiser" to collect school supplies for local students and teachers, inviting community donations at Wal Mart and the police department.

A collaboration between the Department of Energy's facility at Oak Ridge, Kairos Power, and Barnard Construction introduces 3D-printed forms for concrete in nuclear construction.

A miner named Alan Whitaker died in a roof collapse at Young Mine, Jefferson County, prompting an investigation by MSHA and a statement of sympathy from mine owner Nyrstar.

A Georgia man faces charges after a fatal shooting in Blount County, Tennessee, where a woman was shot and subsequently died despite CPR and medical efforts.

Lenoir City Park will host a cardboard boat race on August 2nd to support the Prevention Alliance of Loudon County, featuring a fun competition among makeshift boats.

Oak Ridge invites students to join the Youth Advisory Board and Environmental Quality Advisory Board, with applications due August 1 for the 2025-26 school year.

A motorcycle passenger died in a crash with a Dodge Durango on Northshore Drive in Knoxville; the rider was seriously injured. Police are investigating.

Juvenile found safe in Campbell County; two deputies assaulted resulting in the arrest of two men, Dalton Clear and John Garner. Clear faces multiple charges, including attacking officers.

Knoxville seeks public input to enhance its bicycle infrastructure as part of updating its 2015 Bicycle Facilities Plan and aligning with its Vision Zero goal.

I-275 in Knox County is closing for bridge construction starting at 7 p.m. tonight until early Monday, July 21, with detours via I-40 and I-640 expected to increase traffic.

The 2025 Fun Fest parade on Friday will bring road closures in downtown Kingsport, starting with Clinchfield Street at 10 a.m. Detours will be in place.

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.