A Harriman family has posted a $2,500 reward after a hit-and-run on Highway 61 killed a local woman; detectives are asking for tips and video evidence.

A wrong‑way pickup struck a car on I‑40 near Cocke County late Tuesday, injuring three people including a 2‑year‑old. Troopers say charges are pending against the truck driver.

A police shooting in Knoxville resulted in the death of a 46-year-old man and the rescue of a missing 15-year-old girl; the TBI is investigating the incident.

Campbell County Schools canceled classes Wednesday after local crews warned that backroads were too hazardous to travel amid icy, refreezing conditions. Local media and emergency posts urged caution.

White Pine firefighters are on scene at a structure fire on C H Rankin Road; motorists should expect delays and follow official updates.

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.