Anderson County Sheriff's Office is actively seeking patrol deputies, highlighting urgent hiring needs in a social media plea and encouraging quick applications. Contact Captain Steve Owens to apply.

The Knoxville City Council approved a $100,000 emergency fund to address the rising food assistance needs, further supported by matched funds from the United Way.

Maryville High School evacuated and dismissed early due to a gas leak. The incident, which occurred during construction, was managed safely with no injuries. Atmos Energy is repairing the leak.

SR 344 in Hamblen County is closing for construction, with detours via Depot Street. The closure is weather-dependant and part of State Route 34 expansion.

Knoxville's Mayor proposes $100,000 in emergency funding for food banks, with potential United Way match to total $200,000, amid rising local food assistance demand and SNAP benefit disruptions.

The NWS predicts improved weather for Knoxville with sunny skies and a high near 45°F on Veterans Day, and a mostly sunny week with temps in the low 60s.

The Kingsport Senior Center hosts its annual Old-Fashioned Christmas Fair on Nov. 21-22, featuring over 75 crafters, holiday gifts, entertainment, food trucks, and a visit from Santa and the Grinch.

A vehicle crashed near a sewage pond in Tazewell Pike, causing serious injuries. Rural Metro Fire responded, using a roping system to extricate and transport the victim to a trauma center.

A water main break on Loop Road in Gatlinburg led to traffic disruptions and road closure from Little Fox Road to Topside Road, with repairs expected to last until 1 p.m.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation Department offers a free "Cell Phone 101" class to educate residents on smartphone use at the V.O. Dobbins, Sr. Complex on November 6.

Sevierville invites residents to help refine its Hazard Mitigation Plan at a public meeting scheduled for November 5, aiming to prepare for natural disasters and maintain eligibility for federal funds.

The University of Tennessee is set to host the University of Oklahoma for a football game with various events, honoring former coach Phillip Fulmer, and implementing digital ticketing and a cashless system.

An 18-year-old, Zander Lewis, died in a car crash on Wildwood Road, Blount County. His car veered off, hit a culvert, a driveway, and a tree. Debris hit a nearby vehicle. It was raining, and speed was possibly a factor.