A 75-year-old pedestrian, Ollie Jenkins, was killed in a hit-and-run in Knoxville. Heather Johns was arrested and charged with vehicular homicide by intoxication.

A fatal car accident occurred on Foothills Parkway in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating with help from park rangers.

Knoxville forecast includes mostly sunny skies with a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will reach a high near 82°F, with a light breeze shifting north. Evening temperatures to drop to 61°F.

A Maryville couple was arrested for multiple child sex crimes; David Drinnen faces aggravated rape charges, and Cayla Drinnen is charged with sex trafficking and child abuse.

One Knoxville SC has parted ways with head coach Mark McKeever, with Ilija Ilić stepping in as interim head coach.

Tennessee Athletics partners with Pilot for a 20-year deal to enhance Neyland Stadium while preserving its historic names, focusing on improving the fan experience and facilities.

TDOT reports multiple summer roadworks in Region 2, causing potential delays with projects including resurfacing and bridge construction in East and Middle Tennessee.

Jury selection began for Sean Finnegan's murder trial in Anderson County, involving the death and dismemberment of Jennifer Paxton in 2020. His co-defendant, Rebecca Dishman, is set to testify.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Knoxville, with sunny days and increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

The article describes Knoxville's weather, with fog clearing to warm, sunny conditions later today, calm winds, and low humidity. Fair weather is expected to continue into the early week, with potential showers and thunderstorms midweek.

Early morning fog in Knoxville set the stage for a hot day with sunny skies and a high of 94°F, possibly feeling like 101°F. Light winds and slightly cooler evenings are expected, with high temperatures continuing through the week.

The Knoxville Fire Department dispatches a Swift Water Team to South Carolina to support Hurricane Debby response efforts, with specialized personnel equipped for rescue operations.

Soaky Mountain Waterpark announced "Rafter's Rage," a new 825-foot six-person raft ride slated for 2025, promising speeds up to 19 mph and a unique experience with four zero-G arcs.