Sevier County celebrates 6th Grade LEADS graduates, who completed the program teaching them to resist drugs and violence, with hopes they carry these lessons into the future.

The Knox County Sheriff's Office announced the passing of retired K9 Rocco, highlighting his service from 2013 to 2022 in narcotics and community outreach.

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon has proposed a ½ cent increase in the Local Option Sales Tax to fund city projects, which will exclude groceries and go to a vote if the city council approves.

Loudon County Sheriff's Office visited Greenback School's Pre-K with their K-9 Unit to engage with kids and showcase how trained dogs assist in police work, fostering early community relations.

Yassin's Falafel House is collecting donations for Kentucky storm victims, focusing on essentials and food, while Seeds and Bridges facilitates financial support.

The Gatlinburg Community Center pool reopens after renovations, offering upgraded facilities to improve residents' swimming and recreational experience.

Kingsport is hosting Public Works Day on May 23 at the Farmers Market, featuring equipment displays, educational activities, and community engagement to highlight the importance of public services.

Kingsport's Parks and Recreation Department announces summer specialty camps for kids with activities ranging from biking to gaming and outdoor exploration.

Kimberly Black's firm Trusted Field Services is installing infrastructure elements at Covenant Health Park, demonstrating her tenacity and community engagement through partnerships and proactive networking.

The Kingsport Farmers Market is organizing an educational agriculture event for second graders on May 14, featuring interactive activities and collaborations with local organizations.

A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck East Tennessee, with residents feeling tremors and officials evaluating aftermath possibilities. No significant damage was reported, but aftershocks remain a concern.

Tennessee's David Crockett Birthplace State Park, damaged by Hurricane Helene, is seeking public input for future plans through a survey as part of a comprehensive Master Plan.

Bays Mountain Park's annual “Kids at Bays Day” on May 17 offers outdoor activities like fishing and stargazing for families. Entrance is $7, with additional activities like boat rides at extra cost.