Monroe County Sheriff's Office uses Facebook to seek public aid in identifying a theft suspect from a Red Ankle Road residence. The post by Sheriff Jones includes a photo of the suspect and contact information for Detective Littleton.

Keith Antwan Turner received a 24-year prison sentence for repeat cocaine dealing while on probation in Knoxville, with a $75,000 fine imposed after a two-day trial.

WWE Smackdown comes to Knoxville on May 30, featuring stars like Cody Rhodes and Tiffany Stratton. Tickets go on sale March 7. Fans must adhere to the clear bag policy.

Knox County deputies were not charged in the fatal shooting of Daevon Montez Saint-Germain during a SWAT raid, ruled as acting in self-defense by the DA after a TBI investigation.

Casey Patrick Henrietta was sentenced to 24 years for attempted production of child pornography involving a minor he first contacted over PlayStation Network.

Cody Graham was caught by Sevier County Sheriff's Office and multiple agencies after he fled, with the community and police cooperation ensuring his arrest.

Knoxville's downtown is prepping for its festival season, beginning with pedestrian-friendly zones from Feb. 28 and the Mardi Growl Parade on March 1. Road closures and parade details are announced.

The Johnson City Public Art Committee is hosting a reception for new art installations at Gallery on the Square, featuring local artists and graffiti-style pieces. An opening event with refreshments is set for March 6.

Andrej Karic's NCAA career has ended as his request for a medical waiver for extra eligibility was denied. His injury occurred after the redshirt threshold, closing his collegiate football chapter.

The Tennessee Volunteers baseball team secured a series sweep with an 11-1 victory over the Samford Bulldogs, maintaining their perfect season start at 7-0.

The cause of a Choto area home explosion remains undetermined after a Knox County Sheriff's Office inquest, despite confirming a propane leak as the fuel source.

Knoxville man, Stefen White, was sentenced to 21 years for Second Degree Murder after fatally shooting his roommate over a dispute concerning pet maintenance.

Jesse Potter, a Tennessee Army National Guard veteran, was sworn in as the newest officer at the Elizabethton Police Department in a City Hall ceremony.