Morristown dedicated its new Fire Station 3 and an adjacent training facility, featuring modern amenities and designating the training center after a fallen firefighter.

Zoo Knoxville invites the public to help name two red wolf pups and two bat-eared fox kits, with submissions accepted via their website, social media, or in-person.

Madisonville officials remind of legal firework dates within city limits, emphasizing safety and noise control, with times set from 7am-11pm and fines for violations.

Captain Luke Dixon of the Cocke County Swift Water Rescue team became a certified diver, strengthening the team's capabilities in water rescue and recovery operations.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is conducting Active Shooter Response Training at a local high school on June 28, involving multiple agencies and simulations.

The Knoxville Police Command Staff joined the MLK Jr. Parade for Juneteenth, with over 50 officers ensuring safety during the event, symbolizing community-police unity.

Johnson City officials warn residents about heat-related risks, advise staying hydrated and avoiding the midday sun, and remind not to leave children or pets in hot cars.

Bertha Hatmaker, wife of Caryville Fire Chief Eddie Hatmaker and public health worker, has passed away, deeply mourned by the Campbell County community and emergency services.

Kingsport's Dogwood Park updated its membership system to offer a full year from the sign-up date, with lower fees for residents, improving convenience and value.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit visited Eaton Elementary for community engagement, demonstrating the dogs' skills and building trust with students.

Tellico Village Pickleball and Tennis Clubs raised over $4,000 for the Loudon County Sheriff's Office Benevolent Fund, creating a community bond through sportsmanship and charity.

Knox County plans changes at the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center, including a potential interim control by the Sheriff's Office following controversial firings and the superintendent's retirement.

Knoxville's YWCA Phyllis Wheatley Center hosted an event by KPD with educational sessions for kids, highlighting law enforcement work like the Forensic, K-9, and Drone units.