Dashonn Moten, 27, was indicted on 17 counts, including two counts of first-degree murder, for the I-640 shooting in Knoxville, with authorities now seeking him in Detroit.

The Johnson City Police Department provides safety tips for holiday shopping, advising vigilance against theft in-store and online, and encouraging community members to report any suspect activity.

A single-vehicle collision with a parked tractor-trailer on the I-40 East entrance ramp resulted in a woman's death early Friday morning, reported by Knoxville Police.

A Morristown man received a 33-month prison sentence for running a $1.5 million Ponzi scheme, with a subsequent three-year supervised release and restitution order.

Campbell Station Inn in Farragut is hosting an open house to exhibit its historic charm and modern renovations ahead of becoming a visitor's center and event venue.

A Knox County man was sentenced to 56 years for the aggravated rape and incest of a minor, including providing the victim with alcohol and drugs before the assault.

Ayana Ghosh, an ORNL staff scientist, earns the title of Early Career Distinguished Presenter by the MRS for her work in materials science.

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.