Rain and thunderstorms are expected in Knoxville, with fluctuating chances throughout the week and a break in the weather starting Sunday, as per the NWS forecast.

The new stadium in Knoxville hosted One Knox SC's first soccer match, then transformed into a baseball field for the Smokies, with the conversion taking longer than expected but showing promise for future efficiency.

The Great Smoky Mountains' synchronous fireflies event offers limited viewing through a lottery system opening on May 2, with a $1 application fee and a $29 reservation fee if selected.

The Sevierville Police Department will host a free child car safety seat check event on May 2, offering installation assistance and safety inspections.

Sevier County Sheriff's Office won the 2025 Battle of the Litter, cleaning up the county with local law enforcement agencies in a show of community service and rivalry.

Knoxville Police arrested Tyreece Kyle after a foot chase, recovering a stolen firearm; Kyle faces multiple charges, including possession of a stolen firearm.

Communities nationwide are participating in "Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters" to honor deceased firefighters, initiated by the NFFF and supported in Maryville by the local fire department.

Loudon County opens its new courthouse, symbolizing renewal of justice and community resilience on a historic site, following challenges faced since the old courthouse burned down six years ago.

Local students Brooklin Wilkerson and C.J. Cozart honored as Criminal Justice Students of the Year in Anderson County, attributing success to supportive community and educators.

Oak Ridge Police Department's Ofc. Yeash attended the UCOR "Parking Lot Rodeo", focusing on vehicle safety and collecting unused medications to prevent drug misuse.

The Hamblen County community is aiding Deputy Donnie Davis and his family after their house fire, with local support and a GoFundMe campaign already raising funds.

Jim Campbell has been appointed as the Chief of Police for the Clinton Police Department, recognized for over 30 years of dedicated service and a community-first approach to policing.

An investigation into Knox County Trustee's Office was initiated following a fraud hotline tip, uncovering overspending on hotels and personal use of county cars, leading to state scrutiny and one termination.