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.

Multiple agencies, including the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, are probing a suspicious fire damaging a camper in Sevier County on May 4, seeking public aid and offering a $5,000 reward for leads.

Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will resume its vehicle-free Wednesdays from June 18 to September 24, allowing cyclists and pedestrians to enjoy the 11-mile loop road.

Trump claims he can achieve peace in Ukraine within "24 hours," engaging with Putin and Zelenskyy, while academics analyze the feasibility and historical context of his approach.

George Patterson got a 25-year sentence for second-degree murder in the 2019 shooting of neighbor David Roach.

Dr. Melinda Arnold is recommended to become UT Southern's new chancellor by UT System President Randy Boyd, pending approval from the UT Board of Trustees.

Knoxville reports a decline in violent crimes, with decreases in homicides, armed robberies, and carjackings. The news came during the Violence Reduction Team's meeting, which also bid farewell to retiring Deputy Chief Tony Willis.