Knoxville Police heightened patrols during the 4th of July, resulting in no fatal crashes and seven DUI arrests, ensuring roadway safety during the holiday.

Knoxville Police seized firearms, including one stolen, and drugs after a routine traffic stop; suspect Johnathan Brown, with warrants, now faces multiple charges.

A truck crashed into a Kingston Papa Johns due to the driver's medical issue, injuring two employees and causing structural damage to the restaurant and a nearby salon.

Dollywood celebrated the 4th of July weekend with the reopening of its refurbished Blazing Fury ride, accompanied by festive activities in Pigeon Forge.

The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant in Jellico, Tennessee, resulting in drug seizures and the arrest of Danny Lancaster and Chasity Malicoat.

Deputy Craig Brewer retires from the Loudon County Sheriff's Office after 28 years of service, as celebrated in a social media post by the department.

Trump nominated four individuals to the TVA Board of Directors, aiming to restore its quorum and influence its future trajectory, with endorsements from political figures.

The 9th Judicial District Drug Task Force conducted a raid in Lenoir City, arresting Samuel McClain and seizing drugs with support from the Loudon County SWAT team.

Kingsport city offices to close on July 4 for Independence Day, but garbage collection remains on schedule. Landfill and convenience center closed July 4-5, reopening July 7.

Knoxville city offices will close on July 4, 2025, for Independence Day. Garbage pickup continues as usual, but KAT services and some facilities will halt operations. Emergency services remain available, and parks will be open.

Knoxville anticipates a week of heat and potential severe storms, with variable weather starting today, which may include damaging winds and localized flooding.

A community-wide search for missing 4-year-old JoJo in Newport City and Cocke County ended with local Ricky McMahan finding the child, showcasing significant local inter-agency collaboration and volunteer support.

David Wear is appointed as the new city manager of Pigeon Forge, succeeding the retired Earlene Teaster, with goals to enhance local communication and improve quality of life.