An Endangered Child Alert has been issued by the TBI for 5-year-old October Cooper of Claiborne County, believed to be with non-custodial mother Victoria Cooper, wanted for custodial interference.

Eliser Correra Romero faces charges including vehicular homicide after a fatal hit-and-run on Loves Creek Road, Knoxville, where police found a fatally injured pedestrian. Romero was arrested following a short foot chase.

Tony Vitello, coach of Tennessee's baseball team, earns at least $1.6 million with perks for leading the Vols to success, including the College World Series, and fostering increased fan engagement and record attendance.

The Tennessee Volunteers secured a spot in the College World Series with a 12-1 win over Evansville, hitting seven home runs in a historic NCAA Tournament performance.

Pratt's Country Store in Knoxville celebrates its 100th anniversary, highlighting its longstanding community connections and hosting festive activities.

Two men were found dead in Claiborne County, and the local sheriff's office is investigating as a double homicide.

Blount County firefighters responded to an unexpected structure fire near Wears Valley Road early Saturday, with no injuries reported. The fire has been contained but the site continues to smolder.

The Knox County School Board rejected a ban on sexually explicit materials in libraries, with a new state law set to enforce similar restrictions in July.

Kelsea Ballerini joins NBC's "The Voice" as a judge for the 27th season, alongside John Legend, Michael Bublé, and Adam Levine.

Oak Ridge's new Safe Haven Baby Box provides a safe space for mothers to anonymously surrender their newborns and is dedicated to "Baby Wyatt," a reminder of the need for such facilities.

The Arts and Culture Alliance is holding a First Friday Block Party on June 7, 2024, on Gay Street, featuring music, art exhibitions, and community activities.

Retired Federal Judge Bruce Guyton is appointed full-time Deputy Chief of Professional Standards at Knoxville Police Department, after an interim period and a national search for the role.

Rachel Carolyn Hall was arrested for reckless burning after a candle she lit led to a fire at a South Knoxville building, which she used for shelter. No injuries reported; the building was a loss.