Tennessee celebrates National Motorcycle Ride Day on October 11, emphasizing enjoyment and safety on scenic routes statewide. Sheriff Jones urges vigilance among riders and drivers.

Knoxville Police teamed up with Village Church members for a community service day, painting handrails and performing maintenance, fostering community bonds.

Farragut Parks & Recreation hosts two fall events: Freaky Friday Fright Nite for kids on October 24 and Howl-O-Woof for pets on October 30, with games, treats, and a costume contest.

Knoxville Police prepare for National Night Out to strengthen community relations and promote public safety through events and a kickoff at Tank Strickland Park.

The Knoxville Fire Department partners with NFPA to promote fire safety, focusing on educating the public on proper use and disposal of lithium-ion batteries during Fire Prevention Week.

Sevierville canceled the final day of the Slammedenuff car show due to disturbances and public safety concerns, enforcing a zero-tolerance policy for future disruptions.

Sevierville cancels Slammedenuff car show's Sunday event due to disturbances, citing safety concerns and strain on resources; city enforces zero-tolerance policy for any nuisance activities.

The Johnson City Fire Department is hosting a Community Roundtable on Oct. 9 to educate on fire prevention, focusing on the safe use of lithium-ion batteries.

Gatlinburg Police participate in the Tip-A-Cop event to support Special Olympics athletes, serving at Texas Roadhouse and raising funds for sports and health programs.

The Sevierville Police Department advises Slammedenuff car show attendees that no pre- or post-event meet-ups are allowed on local properties, emphasizing safety and order during the event.

Morristown residents may experience water discoloration due to fire hydrant flow tests starting October 6th, essential for maintaining insurance rates. The city assures the water is safe and advises running taps until clear.

Johnson City celebrated the completion of the $41 million West Walnut Corridor project, aiming to link downtown to ETSU with improved walkability, infrastructure, and economic growth potential.

Dave Feather has been promoted to general manager of the Knoxville Ice Bears, succeeding Mike Murray who remains president. Feather established a charitable foundation and won an SPHL community service award.