ORNL and partners launch the CONNEQT project to advance quantum materials research using high-performance computing, aiming to understand materials under external forces and develop new computational methods.

Water tap installation will cause a lane shift on North State of Franklin Road in Johnson City on Dec. 16, affecting traffic from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drivers should expect delays and heed construction signs.

Knoxville Police seek public help to find a Chevy involved in a hit-and-run on Clinton Highway. They ask for tips via 911 or East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers.

Atomic Canyon and Diablo Canyon collaborate using the Frontier supercomputer to develop AI for streamlining nuclear power documentation, aiming to make the energy production process more efficient.

Knoxville faces "arctic-like" cold with temperatures in the low 20s to 30s, and dangerous wind chills expected to hit the region from Sunday to Monday.

Matthew Goins was arrested after a pursuit by the Campbell County Sheriff's Office due to an active warrant, resulting in multiple charges after he fled in a dump truck, crashed, and was subdued with a TASER.

Three individuals were arrested in Jefferson County for child sex crimes, with over 900 child abuse images and a video of a sexual encounter involving a 2-year-old. Charges include aggravated rape and sexual exploitation of a minor.

Knoxville faces a chilly day with a chance of snow showers in the evening; the weekend will see mixed weather, and an Arctic cold snap is expected after Sunday.

Anne Campbell of ORNL elected as vice chair of TMS's Composite Materials Committee, with a focus on guiding development in the materials science field.

Monroe County Sheriff's Office announced a partnership with Orijin, endorsed by Tennessee, to launch a pilot job training program for inmates, aiming to reduce recidivism through industry-recognized certifications.

Jose Roberto Rivera Recarte is charged with vehicular homicide for a fatal collision on Maynardville Highway, after reportedly driving impaired and evading arrest.

Rocky Hill/Riverbend in Knox County paraded a new $800,000 fire engine during a Christmas event, marking the area's first brand-new engine. Funded by community support, not taxes, Rural Metro Fire highlighted the importance of local backing.

Two individuals were arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder after a shooting in North Knoxville, with one victim sustaining gunshot wounds and another dying from crash-related trauma.