Kingsport Area Transit Service introduces "KATS Connect," an on-demand microtransit shuttle service accessible through a mobile app or by calling, to provide flexible and efficient in-city travel.

Tennessee has provided a nearly $1 million loan to Munford for water infrastructure improvements, demonstrating the state's commitment to enhancing water quality and supporting growth.

A man was found shot dead in a car in Knoxville. Police responded to the incident at Riverside Drive and Dandridge Avenue, investigating the shooting involving another vehicle. The suspect has not been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for East Tennessee and Southwest North Carolina due to high fire risks from dry, windy conditions.

The Oak Ridge Police Department is searching for Jason Turner, wanted for charges including false imprisonment and rape, and has requested public assistance.

The Anderson County Sheriff's Office celebrated Mia Bounds' 30 years of service, highlighting her dedication and the department's community and camaraderie on social media.

The Art·Struck Festival in Johnson City offers art demonstrations, performances, and a variety of activities on April 26th at The Pavilion at Founders Park.

Zoo Knoxville grieves the death of Lucille, a 24-year-old giraffe who spent her life at the park, known for her height, calmness, and fondness for greens. She contributed to conservation awareness and the joy of visitors.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have unveiled a new method for predicting nuclear structures using the Frontier supercomputer, as detailed in their study in Physical Review X.

Stacie Lane's art exhibit, featuring personalized items from clothing to shadowboxes, is on display at Kingsport City Hall's Circle Gallery until May 20, as celebrated by Kingsport Cultural Arts.

Anderson County Park road collapsed, blocking access to campground and boat dock. Officials are working on a temporary route as safety measures are in place.

Julie Whetstone died from burns after her tent caught fire in Townsend, which may have been caused by her attempting to light a wood stove with kerosene.

Knoxville Utilities Board has returned to normal operations after a cold snap increased demand; voluntary conservation helped prevent outages. Residents are thanked for their efforts and encouraged to continue conserving energy.