The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Tennessee collected over $22 million from criminal and civil actions and asset forfeitures in the last fiscal year.

Foggy conditions with limited visibility reported in Knoxville, but the weather is expected to clear up with a warm-up throughout the week and potential thunderstorms by Wednesday.

A Maryville man convicted of a murder plot against the FBI seeks case dismissal based on a pardon for Jan. 6 Capitol riot-related offenses, arguing the pardon should also cover his subsequent charges.

Knoxville faces showers and cloudy weather today, with a 50% chance of rain and a peak temperature near 53°F, per NWS. Rain is likely to persist throughout the day and night.

A family in Tellico Plains is raising funds to build a track at the high school in memory of their daughter, a state champion runner who died in a car crash.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts fair conditions, with temperatures around 57 degrees today and a chilly 32 tonight. Showers may occur Thursday and Friday, with gusty winds expected later in the week.

McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville experienced record passenger traffic in 2024, with 3.3 million travelers. The airport is expanding parking and terminal facilities to accommodate the growing demand.

Knoxville forecast: sunny, high of 51°F with gusty winds today; mostly sunny with a high of 57°F expected Wednesday; rain likely Thursday night through Friday.

A shooting in Deerlodge, Morgan County, resulted in Ivory Hamby's death and a woman hospitalized; a suspect is in custody, ensuring no community threat.

Knox County experienced fog and mist with 100% humidity; NWS forecasts rain, then cloudy conditions and a chilly night ahead. The week will see mostly sunny weather with a rise in rain chances by Friday.

Knoxville has foggy and cold conditions with calm winds and temperatures forecasted to rise. The weekend may see some rain, while the rest of the week appears calm with a slight chance of rain midweek.

Knoxville is hosting a meeting on January 28, 2025, to discuss housing and neighborhood development and the use of federal funds for the next five years.

Gatlinburg is preparing for extreme cold, and residents are advised to protect water pipes from freezing with measures like insulating pipes and letting water trickle.