The TDOT seeks property owners' cooperation for road repairs after Tennessee flooding. The outreach is legitimate, aiming to obtain access rights for reconstruction, not a scam.

Knoxville is creating weekend pedestrian zones downtown, closing parts of Market and Union Avenue to vehicles, enhancing downtown experiences and safety.

Knoxville Police seek identity of a suspect from a shooting on Connecticut Ave. The suspect shot a man in the foot, then fled. Witnesses with information can contact the authorities anonymously.

The article provides a weather forecast from the National Weather Service in Knoxville, predicting a week of partly cloudy skies, gentle breezes, and pleasant temperatures ideal for outdoor activities.

Justin West from ORNL has been honored with the SME 30 Under 30 award for his impactful work in advanced machining, particularly on the Concrete Base Machine project.

Dolly Parton donates $1 million to aid those affected by Hurricane Helene in East Tennessee, with her businesses and foundation matching the amount, bringing the total to $2 million.

ORNL's Neutron Nexus program partners with the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering to promote diversity in neutron science access and encourage scientific collaboration.

The TBI is investigating Erwin's Impact Plastics after allegations of inadequate emergency response to a flood that resulted in two deaths and others missing.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 55-year-old Autumn Hackney from Sevier County, last seen near Dandridge, with concerns due to her medical condition.

Karly Harrod, a Department of Energy ORNL researcher, won an Early Career LDRD award, leading her to manage projects in disease modeling and climate research.

Flood warnings continue in east Tennessee until 7:30 PM on September 30th due to dam floodgate releases. Evacuations are underway near the French Broad River as authorities urge safety. Weather may improve, but residents are advised to stay vigilant.

Hurricane Helene's impact in East Tennessee has resulted in four confirmed deaths, extensive power outages, and water service issues. Local authorities have accounted for all missing persons and are coordinating emergency resources for recovery.

The Knoxville forecast anticipates foggy mornings, sunny afternoons and temperatures into the low 80s, despite flood warnings for Knox and Sevier counties after dam floodgate releases.