A North Carolina man died after his dump truck overturned while backing up during road construction in Cocke County. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating the accident.

Knoxville will have varied weather, starting with fog and mist, then clearing to sunny days with highs in the mid-70s to near 80, and ending with a chance of showers by the weekend.

Oak Ridge Recreation & Parks Department is hiring basketball officials for the winter 2025-26 season, preferring candidates with TSSAA experience but open to anyone over 18.

Knoxville Police teamed up with Village Church members for a community service day, painting handrails and performing maintenance, fostering community bonds.

A Dandridge man was arrested on human trafficking and criminal attempt charges following a tip involving methamphetamine and a warning about social media's role in trafficking.

Intermittent lane closures on I-275 in Knoxville for bridge work will affect evening commutes, with work scheduled nightly from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., potentially causing delays.

Maryville drivers are advised to expect detours due to East Tennessee Natural Gas repair work near Rural King, affecting southbound McCammon Ave. traffic until October 24.

The Tennessee Lady Vols prepare for a highly anticipated volleyball match against the undefeated Texas Longhorns; both teams boast impressive stats and records.

Randall Lebron has been appointed as the new Fire Investigator in the Gatlinburg Fire Department, bringing over 13 years of fire service experience, including seven years at the Islamorada Fire Department.

Knoxville Police prepare for National Night Out to strengthen community relations and promote public safety through events and a kickoff at Tank Strickland Park.

Knoxville forecast by the NWS predicts sunny days with highs in the low 80s, mild nights, and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms towards the middle of the week.

A train fatally struck a pedestrian near Rocky Top, Anderson County. The incident is under investigation by local authorities, and details are pending.

The Johnson City Fire Department offers a free hands-only CPR and fire safety course to residents, featuring high-tech training tools and a fire simulation.