Chad Brooks, an ex-West High School teacher, faces statutory rape charges and was released on a GPS monitor after being indicted and arrested. His KCS contract for 2025-26 will not be renewed.

A water main break on Clinton Highway near Callahan Drive caused flooding and lane closures, with repair efforts underway. Drivers were advised to be cautious.

Kingsport's Parks and Recreation Department announces summer specialty camps for kids with activities ranging from biking to gaming and outdoor exploration.

Kimberly Black's firm Trusted Field Services is installing infrastructure elements at Covenant Health Park, demonstrating her tenacity and community engagement through partnerships and proactive networking.

Greenback Public School's Malcolm Gray Williams Jr. is charged with sexual battery, accused of inappropriately touching a custodian. He is suspended and intends to retire.

A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck East Tennessee, with residents feeling tremors and officials evaluating aftermath possibilities. No significant damage was reported, but aftershocks remain a concern.

A fire at Summit Chase apartments in Cedar Bluff was quickly extinguished by Rural Metro Fire; one dog required resuscitation, and the cause is under investigation.

Knoxville is set for cloudy days with showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, including a 60% overnight chance of rain today and high chances of precipitation throughout the coming week.

Tennessee's David Crockett Birthplace State Park, damaged by Hurricane Helene, is seeking public input for future plans through a survey as part of a comprehensive Master Plan.

A man was arrested for tampering with gas valves in Maryville, causing the evacuation of 430 residents and 19 businesses. No injuries were reported, and roads were closed as a precaution.

Hayden Currie, 29, was arrested in Knoxville for a series of shootings at parked vehicles; charged with aggravated assault and vandalism. No injuries were reported.

I-640 East in Knox County will have a lane shift starting at 7 p.m. tonight for repair work, with traffic adjustments expected to cause delays until May 12.

The Sevierville Police Department has announced on social media that Bruce Street will be closed for the Bruce Street Brewfest, from 11 am to 8 pm Saturday.