The Knoxville-Knox County Design Review Board has approved new apartments and a parking garage near Covenant Health Park in Knoxville's Old City, designed to address parking demands and complement area growth.

ORNL researchers are developing smart tracking systems for the secure transportation of medical radioisotopes, using 3D printing and electronics to monitor shipments and ensure safe delivery for medical usage.

Kingston mourns the loss of WWII veteran Gerald Lay, who passed away today, as remembered by the Roane County Sheriff's Office for his service and community presence.

Three individuals in Knoxville face murder indictments linked to fatal drug overdoses, following investigations by a police-led Drug Related Death Task Force.

The Lady Vols of Tennessee secured their first SEC series sweep of the season against Auburn, improving their overall record to 37-9 and their SEC play record to 12-6.

Wildlife authorities in Tennessee euthanized three habituated bears after a woman encountered an aggressive bear. Discussions focus on human-bear conflict prevention and the need for statewide bear-wise practices.

High fire danger conditions are forecasted for East Tennessee, particularly around Knoxville, due to low humidity and gusty winds. NWS Morristown advises caution for outdoor burning.

Aaron Tippin's concert at Freedom Hall Civic Center was canceled due to scheduling conflicts; ticket holders will receive refunds with a processing period of up to 20 business days.

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.