Atmos Energy is upgrading gas lines on Watauga Street in Kingsport starting January 5, with survey crews marking the area. The work is split into two phases over six months to minimize disruption.

Chad Kennedy, founder of Kennedy Concepts and a prominent figure in East Tennessee's restaurant scene, has died at 48. His company will continue operating in his honor.

Oak Ridge Police are investigating the death of two-year-old Gabriel Adam Mitchell, whose life was cut short under unclear circumstances, with an ongoing investigation pending autopsy results.

Emergency crews responded to a collapsed building in Cocke County, rescuing a person trapped in a vehicle. The Pittman Center VFD provided mutual aid.

A Tazewell store disturbance led to a police chase and arrest of Pagan's Motorcycle Club members, with one person stabbed and another injured after a crash.

Visit Farragut extends its skating season, opening Campbell Station Skate on an additional day, December 29th, due to popular demand. The community is invited to enjoy one more night of skating.

A fatal crash on Christmas claimed Hector Martinez's life in Dyer County, prompting Sheriff Box to highlight community impact and urge support for the bereaved.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office posted a playful BOLO for "suspicious activity" of unexplained gifts appearing at Christmas, alluding to Santa Claus.

Gatlinburg's 38th New Year's Eve celebration features a live concert, drone show, ball drop, and fireworks, with road closures and safety measures in place.

The article reports on unseasonably warm and cloudy weather in Knoxville during Christmas week, with chances of intermittent showers and mild temperatures, potentially disrupting typical holiday festivities.

Jamaican citizen Courtney Sterling sentenced to over 24 years for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession as part of Operation Take Back America.

Additive Engineering Solutions was inspired by Oak Ridge National Laboratory's 3D printing work and has advanced in large-format 3D printing, overcoming technical challenges and growing within the market.

The Knox County juvenile detention center is making progress on reforms, but still seeks stable leadership as it deals with past deficiencies. Financial aid and governance updates are discussed for the improvement of conditions.