Kingsport is developing a strategic plan, emphasizing community input and holding a workshop to guide its direction, with key priorities identified from a survey.

David Covington, 46, was arrested by Knoxville Police for an alleged robbery at a Hardee's and leading police on a pursuit before being charged with aggravated robbery and felony evading arrest.

Knoxville faces severe wind damage, prompting police warnings and a National Weather Service advisory. Trees and power lines were downed, leading to power outages and a community call for vigilance.

Multiple fire departments responded to a structure fire in Sevier County's Sky Harbor with no injuries reported; officials urged the public to clear the area for emergency access.

FEMA grants $7.89 million to Cocke County, TN, to replace the historic Conway Bridge destroyed by Tropical Storm Helene, with the federal share covering 75% of the cost.

Johnson City residents must pay 2024 property taxes by February 28 to avoid penalties; payments are accepted in person, by mail, or online with a fee.

Knoxville hosts a workshop on March 7, 2025, to teach creekbank repair techniques and erosion prevention, with expert sessions and hands-on field application.

A Williamson County school bus with 17 children onboard was in a wreck with no injuries reported, details withheld; police and responders acted swiftly.

Blount County Sheriff's Office commemorates the first anniversary of Deputy Greg McCowan's death in the line of duty with a memorial and social media tributes.

Missing teenager Donovan Smith has been found by the Knoxville Police Department and announced on their social media on February 6, 2025. Community assistance was thanked.

A Pigeon Forge pastor, Dwight Suttles, was indicted on charges including rape of a child and aggravated sexual battery, involving allegations with five victims under 13.

Knoxville's weather brings temporary calm before a week of showers and potential thunderstorms, with a flood risk by mid-week, as residents are advised to stay alert.

Elizabethton firefighters undertake a 40-hour yearly training, covering emergency scenarios like CPR and fire inspections, to enhance their community service.