Knoxville faces impending thunderstorms and potential flooding, with a cold front and gusty winds approaching. Temperatures will drop sharply, but the weather is expected to clear up with sunny days by early next week.

Lynn Bumgardner caught a record-breaking 1.58-pound yellow perch at Lake Barkley, Kentucky, overtaking the previous state record of 1.44 pounds set in 2010.

The University of Tennessee is initiating construction of two new residence halls projected to open in fall 2025, adding 1,950 beds to meet growing student housing needs.

Eddie Courtney, the longtime head coach of Farragut High School's football program, has announced his retirement after 28 seasons, including a state championship win in 2016.

A former Loudon County correctional officer, Brian J. Phillips, was sentenced to five months for using excessive force that fractured a detainee's skull.

The 17th annual Mardi Growl Pet Parade and Festival brought animal enthusiasts to downtown Knoxville to enjoy costumes, contests, and support Young Williams Animal Center.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii is expanding to Knoxville with three new locations, led by franchise newcomers Jason and Karen Greene, targeting a fall opening for the first café.

The Knoxville Police Department honored the memory of recruit Wisbens Antoine, who died during training, at the graduation ceremony of 19 new officers.