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Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
TDOT's report details roadwork across East and Middle Tennessee, including shoulder closures, lane stoppages, and detours affecting travel from August 15-21, 2024.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Lonnie Dale Wright was sentenced to 33 years in prison for a 2022 double homicide in Roane County after being convicted of several charges, including attempted robbery.
Steve Herman was arrested for robbing Truist Bank in Knoxville, using a note claiming he had a gun, and fleeing with $850 before being caught on the same day.
Arrests have been made in the 2019 murder of Tennessee National Guard soldier Jacob Bishop; his wife and another suspect are charged with first-degree murder.
Sports in ...
Jermod McCoy, a transfer from Oregon State, is impressing as a cornerback at the University of Tennessee with strong performances in camp and showing leadership qualities.
Weather & Environment in ...
Knoxville's weather is clear and warm as the National Weather Service predicts steady high temperatures in the 80s with minimal wind and a chance of rain by Friday.
A TDOT worker narrowly avoided being hit by an out-of-control car on I-640 in Knoxville, as reported by WBIR and WATE, highlighting an increase in unsafe driving in Tennessee.
Three juveniles are charged with aggravated rape following an incident at Claiborne County High School's football camp, with an ongoing investigation and the head coach resigning.
Community & Society in ...
Knoxville Police and Knox County Schools are introducing new safety measures, including a "Text-A-Tip" app and enhanced physical security, to protect students.
Dr. Charles F. Lomax Jr. steps down as president and CEO of the Knoxville Area Urban League, with Avice Reid named interim leader; the organization continues its community programs.
The article discusses the charge of second-degree murder against Joshua Cox for the death of Audie Green, who was found shot in a vehicle in Campbell County.
A bronze statue of children reading has been stolen from Thomas "Tank" Strickland Park in Knox County, prompting local officials to seek help in recovering it.
The Knoxville National Weather Service forecasts persistent heat with sunny skies and possible thunderstorms towards the weekend; highs in the low 90s are expected.
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