Knoxville anticipates hot weather with a chance of storms, as the NWS predicts high temperatures, some severe weather, and mixed conditions for the coming week.

The TDOT has announced a weekend closure of I-24 East in Hamilton County for construction, advising commuters to expect delays and seek alternate routes.

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office arrested Martha Robbins, 62, on drug-related charges following a search warrant execution in LaFollette, Tennessee.

A man named David Jacob Shaub was found dead near an abandoned car in Cocke County, Tennessee. An investigation is underway by local authorities and the TBI. The public is urged to provide any helpful information.

Zoo Knoxville invites the public to help name two red wolf pups and two bat-eared fox kits, with submissions accepted via their website, social media, or in-person.

Charles Coffman, 19, was charged with aggravated kidnapping, attempted murder, and other offenses after attacking a man with a plunger and bleach, then kidnapping a child in Knoxville.

ORNL scientists used machine learning on the Summit supercomputer to accurately predict molten salt properties, aiding nuclear reactor design and safety.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in East Tennessee, with the heat index possibly reaching 107 degrees. Residents should stay cool and hydrated. Thunderstorms are also forecast later in the week.

TDOT announced closures of several ramps to I-275 North in Knox County for bridge work, including asbestos removal and demolition. The affected ramps will be closed nightly until June 27.

Former Freshman All-American DJ Newman, a two-way player with a .388 average and 3.60 ERA, transfers from Bowling Green to Tennessee Volunteers baseball.

The National Weather Service in Morristown, Tennessee warns of extreme heat in Knoxville, with mid-90s temperatures and heat indices over 100 degrees, urging safety measures.

Extended lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway in Sevierville will last until next week, due to construction of a new right turn lane onto Pittman Center Road.

The Knoxville Police Command Staff joined the MLK Jr. Parade for Juneteenth, with over 50 officers ensuring safety during the event, symbolizing community-police unity.