Exit 112 on I-75 South in Knox County is closed for construction until 5 a.m. November 6. Drivers are advised to check TDOT for updates and expect delays.

House Speaker Sexton proposes allowing individuals with an associate's degree to teach K-5 in Tennessee due to the teacher shortage, facing opposition from educational professionals citing concerns over preparation and effectiveness.

The NWS forecasts foggy conditions in Knoxville, giving way to a sunny day with highs around 70°F and winds up to 25 mph, followed by clear skies and mild evenings. Weekend weather may include showers and a slight chance of snow.

The City's Office of Community Safety and Empowerment offers grants to local organizations working on urban disparities, youth mental health, and community safety.

Jamie Scott Banks from Maryville was arrested after a police chase, colliding with cruisers, and facing multiple charges including DUI and aggravated assault.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 10 AM EST in parts of southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, with visibility down to a quarter mile or less.

Knoxville weather forecast includes slight showers, highs around 62-69°F, clear to partly cloudy skies, and calm winds transitioning northeast to southwest by midweek.

Road construction in Johnson City is expected to affect West Oakland Avenue and West Mountainview Road commencing Nov. 3 and Nov. 5, respectively, with lane closures and possible delays.

New traffic patterns and road maintenance in Roane and Loudon counties may cause delays. Commuters should be cautious and expect lane closures on US 27, I-40 West, and during night resurfacing.

Captain Sammy Shaffer retired from the Knoxville Police Department after a notable career and accepted a new role as the Director of Public Safety at McGhee Tyson Airport.

Knoxville weather forecast predicts mostly sunny days, clear nights, and a weekend chance of showers with temperatures ranging from mid-30s to upper 60s.

Ben Tambo Wasike, 43, convicted of third DUI offense after being found passed out in car; faces at least 120 days jail, $10,000 fine, and 6-year license revocation.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office attended a fundraiser for the Monroe-McMinn Isaiah 117 House, supporting the non-profit's efforts to help foster children.