Deputy Woodall attended the Women in Law Enforcement Conference, representing her department and showcasing the ongoing progress of women in the field.

Firefighter Deanna Clift has been promoted to Lieutenant at Rural Metro Fire and will serve at Station 17 in Rocky Hill, celebrated by the department and community.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find 17-year-old Nahavia Wilson, last seen in East Knoxville, with a distinct tattoo on her forearm.

The Sevier County Sheriff’s Citizens Academy held an educational session focusing on community relations, SRO division, and active shooter response training.

Eighteen individuals graduated from the Johnson City Day Reporting Center, an alternative to incarceration program focused on rehabilitation for substance use offenders.

Student at Rockwood High School arrested after making a threat; cooperation between school officials, students, and law enforcement ensured safety and a prompt response.

Tennessee Army National Guard helicopters assist in battling a Polk County wildfire, deploying from Knoxville with Bambi Buckets for precision water drops in inaccessible terrain.

A 13-year-old student at Heritage Middle School was charged after being found with a gun on campus; action followed a tip to a school resource officer.

Oak Ridge National Lab received the FLC State and Local Economic Development Award for their "Fossil Fuels to Fusion Energy" initiative, and five other projects were also recognized for technological advancements.

Knoxville city offices will close for Good Friday on April 18, 2025, impacting services and prompting residents to use alternative methods to report issues.

Teams continue to search for a missing teenager in Tennessee, using cadaver dogs and sonar boats. Local agencies collaborate to find the teen as the community follows closely.

One body found in the search for two missing teens after a police chase in Loudon County led to them jumping into the Tennessee River, with search efforts ongoing for the second teen.

Knoxville faces hazardous fog with near-zero visibility, rain, and light mountain snow, followed by a temperature drop and variable weather, including rain chances and sunny periods into next week.