The CFPB is suing Vanderbilt Mortgage for alleged predatory lending practices, including providing unaffordable loans and underestimating living expenses.

The historic Pryor Brown Garage in downtown Knoxville is being demolished due to its deteriorated condition, ending its long history as an early parking facility.

A partial road collapse on State Route 116 near Grave Hill Missionary Baptist Church has led to lane closures and traffic signals for safety, as TDOT assesses and repairs the damage.

The Tennessee men's basketball team sustains their No. 1 rank for a record five weeks and remains undefeated, highlighting Coach Rick Barnes' successful tenure.

Newfound Gap Road and Foothills Parkway West in the Great Smoky Mountains are closed due to snowfall. The National Park Service has not announced when they will reopen.

Knoxville reports a decline in key crimes for 2024, with a notable drop in non-fatal shootings and a slight decrease in murders. Officials credit police work and community collaboration for the improvements.

The TBI is investigating a fatal shooting by Knox County deputies of suspect Daevon Montez Saint-Germain, who reportedly displayed a firearm while being served a warrant.

Oak Ridge issues guidelines for Christmas tree disposal, offering drop-off sites for live trees and requesting that artificial trees go to household trash or the Warehouse Road Convenience Center.

Researchers at INL and ORNL have improved the inspection of 3D-printed nuclear parts, accelerating material evaluation using a new software algorithm.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts fluctuating conditions, with the week beginning overcast then clearing up, and potential rain and snow by weekend. Winds may get gusty, while temperatures will vary, peaking around 43 degrees.

Gulf & Ohio Railways is converting a 3.8-mile rail line into a public trail, enhancing Knoxville's urban green spaces and connectivity. The project includes an Art Walk in collaboration with Legacy Parks Foundation.

Karns firefighters tackled a fire that damaged four homes, two from initial flames and two from residual heat, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Blount County Fire Protection District rescued three horses stuck in mud, using rope techniques and equipment, despite challenging weather conditions.