Knoxville's weather will be variable this week, with slight chances of showers, changing temperatures, and mixed cloudiness according to the National Weather Service.

Washington County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee shared inmate statistics revealing a detention center population of 474, detailing numbers of those awaiting trial, serving sentences and held for parole violations.

Rural Metro Fire successfully extinguished a workshop fire and saved a nearby home in Halls, with no reported injuries. The fire's cause is under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mild week in Knoxville with varying chances of precipitation and fluctuating temperatures, including sunny days and possible showers.

The family of Daevon Saint-Germain, killed by Knox County SWAT, is suing for wrongful death, contesting the raid's probable cause and excessive force used.

Dalton Bowman was charged after a chase leading to Deputy Justin Mowery's fatal crash in Blount County. Charges include evading arrest and weapon possession.

One man was killed in a Knoxville shooting on New Year's Day, with the investigation ongoing and persons of interest questioned but no charges filed yet.

Gatlinburg announces New Year's Eve road closures for public safety, advising traffic detours and recommending public transport to manage pedestrian influx.

A 65-year-old man was arrested for aggravated assault after allegedly firing a shotgun at someone in Jonesborough. He is held on $50,000 bond, awaiting a court appearance.

Sheriff's office investigates inmate Deshawn Brazell's death at Hamilton County Jail; Brazell found unresponsive, pronounced dead at hospital. No further details released.

The Maryville Police Department warns of the $10K average cost of a DUI, including legal fees and other losses, urging people to drive sober during the holidays.

Two students at New Center Elementary in Sevier County were charged after one brought a gun to school and gave it to another; no direct threats were made. Parents face child endangerment charges. Schools are reevaluating security measures.

Former Sevier County teacher Ashley Palmer faces charges for statutory rape and sexual exploitation of minors, sending explicit content to a boy via Snapchat. She was fired by the Sevier County Schools following her arrest.