The TBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting on I-75 South in Campbell County, following a police chase that started in Kentucky. The incident caused a temporary closure of the interstate.

Knoxville Police are searching for a man named "Jackson" who allegedly assaulted a woman near the University of Tennessee, leaving her with severe facial injuries.

Knoxville faces a week of showers and thunderstorms, with NWS predicting a high chance of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week, including Memorial Day.

TDOT completed bridge reconstructions in East Tennessee ahead of schedule, utilizing the Progressive Design-Build method, which was enabled by the 2023 Transportation Modernization Act.

Healthcare companies Agendia, KCBC, and KDL settled False Claims Act allegations, paying over $3.75 million for submitting false claims for breast cancer testing.

The National Weather Service confirmed that two EF-1 tornadoes hit East Tennessee, causing concentrated damage and downed trees, but no injuries or fatalities.

A suspect, Elijah Clark, led a high-speed chase reaching over 130 mph on Interstate 40, crashing his vehicle. He faces multiple charges, including felony narcotics possession and evading arrest.

Law enforcement resolved a crisis in Sevier County involving an armed suspect and a child peacefully, with SWAT intervention and the arrest of 43-year-old Jose Gallegos Galean-Maria.

Knoxville Police have identified a suspect in vehicle burglaries thanks to public tips, with the ongoing investigation aided by community cooperation.

Sevier County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Brian Jamar Underwood, 44, for a series of auto burglaries in the New Center Community, thanking residents and partner agencies for their assistance.

Yassin's Falafel House is collecting donations for Kentucky storm victims, focusing on essentials and food, while Seeds and Bridges facilitates financial support.

Kingsport is conducting a street survey using a lidar-equipped vehicle to assess road conditions for future paving projects.

Knoxville ends its contract with the TUK nonprofit due to mismanagement, while considering the expansion of NICJR's involvement in city's violence reduction strategy.