TVA is replacing Cherokee Dam's aeration system which may affect Striped Bass, prompting TWRA to assess environmental impacts and consult with the local fishing community.

Two people died in a motorcycle crash in Cocke County involving two motorcycles; the Roberts were ejected and died, while two others were seriously injured.

The article reports on Knoxville's mixed weather forecast, including chances of showers, sunny spells, and potential frost with varying temperatures throughout the week.

The Lakeside Concert Series in Johnson City is scheduled for Thursdays from May 29 to June 26 at Winged Deer Park, featuring free live music and sponsored by Xfinity.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather for East Tennessee, warning of potential showers, thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

West Oakland Avenue in Johnson City is closing temporarily for construction from April 9, with alternative routes via Marketplace Blvd and Hanover Rd suggested. Local businesses remain accessible with detours in place.

Lane closures on I-75 North in Hamilton County for concrete repairs will occur from Friday night to early Monday morning, affecting traffic near East Brainerd Road.

A shooting at the Bucket Head Tavern in West Knoxville injured four, with the suspect, a Black male in dark attire and driving a dark sedan, at large. Police are reviewing evidence and seeking tips.

A motorcyclist died and four others were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Jefferson County, with the Tennessee Highway Patrol investigating the incident.

Two men were arrested for burglary and theft from a vehicle in Knoxville's State Street Garage, after police viewed surveillance footage of the incident.

Maryville College is holding its annual Easter Sunrise Service on April 20, led for the first time by Rev. Jessica Kitchens Lewis '07, reflecting the college's continued Christian heritage since 1918.

Five Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists were named AAAS fellows for their outstanding contributions in physics, microbial ecology, chemical sciences, chemistry, and plasma physics.

Erin C. Callahan's remains were identified using advanced DNA technology after she was last seen in June 2022 and found in North Knoxville. The Knox County Regional Forensic Center played a key role in solving the case.