Knoxville is hosting a Neighborhood Resource Fair on Aug. 9 with over 90 participants, offering community services, live entertainment, and children's activities, with the chance to win prizes for those registered by Aug. 5.

Farragut Museum launches a free monthly History Hour speaker series exploring local to state history, starting July 23 with sessions by local experts such as a history teacher and others.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office recognized Officers Kyle Magnetti and Austin Parton as Officers of the Quarter for their exemplary service and commitment to the community.

ORNL scientists confirmed critical errors in standard water simulations, emphasizing the need for accurate time steps to avoid volumetric inaccuracies impacting various industries.

The Alpha-2 facility at Y-12 is being demolished to make way for modern defense projects, involving extensive removal of hazardous materials and reflecting on its historic significance.

A fatal crash on US 411 in Blount County near Brick Mill Road led to a shutdown and later reopening of the highway. The Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed one death, with local authorities responding to and investigating the incident.

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office emphasized safe driving on social media, reporting June activities such as patrolling, assistance, and community engagement, with a focus on law enforcement and public service.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts sporadic showers, thunderstorms, and humidity, with temperatures rising to the mid '90s and a consistent chance of rain through Sunday.

A high-speed chase in Loudon County involving several sheriff's offices ended safely with an arrest after a white Jeep wanted for robbery was pursued, shots fired, and a police vehicle rammed.

Gatlinburg held its 50th Annual Midnight Independence Day Parade with floats, bands, and a fireworks display, alongside a drone show. Thousands attended and WVLT broadcasted the event.

Correctional Officer Shelly Manis retires after 17 years at Jefferson County's correctional facility, recognized for her dedication and service, especially overseeing the jail kitchen.

Deputy Dalton Swanger of Knox County has been discharged from the ICU and returned home after being critically injured on duty, with the community showing strong support for his recovery.

Kingsport's July 4th parade will start at 10 a.m., with road closures on Center Street and surrounding areas, followed by July 5 Red, White and Boom festivities with additional closures on Main Street.