The Town of Farragut begins street resurfacing on Sept. 15, affecting roads like North Campbell Station Road, with special instructions for residents.

An AMBER Alert was issued for 8-year-old Samantha Shelly by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation; she's missing from Sneedville, TN. Public assistance is sought.

Knoxville's forecast predicts a sunny spell following a foggy morning, with clear skies and steady temperatures, promising outdoor-friendly weather for the coming days.

Summit Medical Group and BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee have reached a new agreement, maintaining in-network coverage for various BlueCross plan members.

Maryville residents along Carpenters Grade Road are without water due to a main break expected to be fixed by 1 p.m. today. The city's Water and Sewer Department is on the job.

Deputy Chris Goad of the Loudon County Sheriff's Office was named First Responder of the Year by VFW Post 5150 for his daily contributions at Philadelphia Elementary School and dedication to public service.

Hoffmann Quality Tools USA Inc. agreed to pay $1.4 million after allegations it violated the False Claims Act by not counting foreign affiliates in applying for a PPP loan.

UT and UTMC have launched the Center for Precision Health, a transdisciplinary facility with advanced medical technologies for research and innovation.

Knoxville Area Transit offers game-day shuttles for Tennessee Volunteer fans heading to Neyland Stadium, with cashless payments via an app and Park and Ride options available.

Johnson City's Connect Downtown awards micro-grants totaling over $30,000 to 13 local businesses for downtown enhancement projects.

Loudon County Sheriff's Office promotes Chris Hutchens to Chief Deputy, recognizing his professionalism and leadership within the agency and community.

The Anderson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee celebrated its staff with awards and promotions, honoring deputies for their service and dedication.

Tom Witherspoon, long-serving Director of Water and Sewer Services for Johnson City, is retiring on November 6 after 44 years. His leadership saw immense department growth and numerous awards for compliance and service.