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.

Jefferson County Constables' Department honored three former constables for their dedication and unpaid service to the community in a ceremony detailed on social media.

Knoxville man Jeremiah Shannon Mills, 33, receives a 15-year sentence for drug possession, DUI, and endangerment after crashing into a garage while on parole.

Knoxville expects a week of showers and possible thunderstorms, with high humidity and temperatures reaching up to the 70s, per the National Weather Service.

Knoxville police arrested Timir Thomas, 20, after finding three firearms, including an assault-style pistol, during a traffic stop. Thomas was wanted for a prior felony evading arrest.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, the Knoxville Police Department reminds drivers to ensure road workers' safety by paying attention and adjusting driving habits.

Ex-Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava transfers to UCLA amid a NIL deal rift, looks forward to a new chapter with the Bruins after a controversial split with the Vols.

The Oliver Springs Fire Department tested new firefighting hoses and nozzles under live fire conditions, sharing their experiences on Facebook to highlight their commitment to preparedness and innovation.

Roy Ray Herron was arrested after a standoff with Morristown Police at an apartment complex. Previously wanted for contempt and probation violation, he now also faces evading and resisting arrest charges.

Physicist Fehmi Yasin is advancing the study of quantum materials using electron microscopy at ORNL, focusing on magnetic spin textures for quantum computing applications.

The German-American Frontiers of Engineering Symposium at ORNL aimed to strengthen international collaboration, focusing on a "Digitally Connected World." Participants explored technology advances and the importance of global partnerships.

A Tennessee Tech graduate student, Isaac Hollingsworth, joins a NASA project for the Artemis moon missions, utilizing his GIS skills developed in the military and at university.