Medical staff at Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge rallied for better pay and staffing, emphasizing the impact on patient care amid ongoing contract negotiations.

The article describes the weather forecast for Knoxville, detailing sunny conditions with a high near 79, followed by a mix of partly cloudy skies and potential showers later in the week.

ORNL launches a STEM competition for students to innovate in building technology, with final entries due on November 8, 2024, and a focus on inclusivity and real-world impact.

A motorcyclist died after hitting a pole in South Knoxville, with an ongoing investigation into the crash's cause.

Jonathan C. Young was sentenced to 18 years for sexually assaulting a child, with a Knoxville court convicting him of multiple charges, including Rape and Sexual Battery.

Police are searching for an armed suspect after a robbery near the University of Tennessee, with the community advised to stay alert and contact authorities with any information.

Knox County Schools introduces the Qustodio app for parents to monitor their children's online activity on school-issued devices, promoting responsible tech use at home.

The Kingsport Office of Cultural Arts offers an advanced wire wrapping class with artist Russell Lawson, teaching how to intricately wrap wires around stones to create jewelry. Materials are included in the $70 fee for the session on November 10.

Retired K-9 Zak from the Knoxville Police Department passed away due to severe double pneumonia after contracting a virus, shortly after his retirement.

Knoxville Area Transit launched a new fare payment system, katpay, which implements fare capping at $2 per day or $30 for 30 days to make riding the bus more affordable.

New research led by Cornell University shows plants absorb 31% more CO2 than previously thought, indicating terrestrial vegetation plays a larger role in carbon capture, with significant implications for climate models and conservation efforts.

Driver Services locations in East Tennessee will close for one day for tech upgrades, including new credentialing equipment and self-service kiosks, as per the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.

Knoxville is finalizing its Cradle of Country Music Park makeover, valued at $1.2 million. The downtown park will soon feature a new art installation and serve as a venue for music events, reflecting the city's historical ties to country music.