The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation issues an Endangered Child Alert for 15-year-old Isabella Hurlburt, last seen in Knoxville, urging public assistance.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for southwest North Carolina and east Tennessee. Knoxville experiences clear skies but very low temperatures and wind chills. Residents are warned of hypothermia risk and black ice on roads.

LawlerWood is under contract for the 13‑story U.S. Bank tower at 607 Market St and plans to convert upper floors into roughly 50 condos while keeping ground-floor retail.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation is hosting a "glow" volleyball event with different skill divisions, mixed-gender teams, and a unique experience under black lights.

Missing teenager Alondra Vasquez from Cleveland has been safely located, the TBI reports, following concerns over a potential journey to Mexico with a man sought for soliciting a minor.

A Knoxville family was safely evacuated when a tree fell on their home, trapping a 10-year-old girl who was later rescued without injury. The Red Cross is assisting the family.

Jefferson County opens warming stations for residents to shield from the cold, starting Saturday afternoon, as provided by the Sheriff's Office and communicated via Facebook.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Office warns of a phone scam involving a fake Lieutenant claiming legal issues and demanding money. Citizens are advised to hang up and contact the Sheriff's Office directly.

A winter storm watch is issued for parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, expecting heavy mixed precipitation, hazardous travel conditions, and possible power outages.

Jon Taylor has been appointed as the Associate Laboratory Director for Neutron Sciences at ORNL, bringing his expertise in neutron scattering and a vision to integrate AI and computing into research.

Guinness, a therapy dog, brings joy to Knoxville's healthcare and forensic settings, making over 800 visits and dedicating 1,200 hours with Foster Arnett, highlighted in a Knox County Regional Forensic Center post.

The TBI has issued a Silver Alert for 82-year-old Ronald Arnsparger from Johnson City, urging public assistance in locating him. He's driving a white GMC Canyon, may be in Indiana, and has a medical condition.

Knoxville Police Department is now fully staffed for the first time in over a decade, with Mayor Kincannon emphasizing public safety and fiscal support, including competitive officer pay and investment in advanced technology and financial software.