The Knoxville PD announced the death of retired K9 Gunner at age 13, who served from 2012 to 2019 and was recognized for his role in removing narcotics.

Kingsport is offering a TREADZ bicycle safety and fundamentals class for children ages 2 to 12 at the Farmers Market, starting January 9, for $15 per child.

Morgan Olson, LLC is laying off 250 employees in Loudon County, with the layoffs starting February 11, 2025, despite previously celebrating expansion.

Knoxville volunteers delivered meals and gifts to over 700 seniors on Christmas, keeping company with the homebound and providing a sense of family and social interaction.

Sergeant Barry Bunch of the Oak Ridge Police Department passed away after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and dedicated service spanning over three decades.

Sevier County facilities to close early on December 24 and remain closed through December 26 for the Christmas holiday, except for emergency services. Normal operations will resume on December 27.

Corporal Nate Robinson of the Maryville Police Department passed away on December 20 after a short battle with cancer, deeply affecting the community he served.

ORNL develops a nondestructive microwave radar technology for detecting and measuring hidden moisture in building walls, potentially preventing damage.

Knoxville announces holiday closures for city services, including waste collection adjustments, and asks residents to follow disposal guidelines during the festive season.

Kingsport announces Christmas events including carousel rides, park festivities, musical performances, and holiday movie screenings at various city locations.

Kingsport is celebrating the holiday season with events including free carousel rides, a performance by Washington Elementary's 'Patriot Pulse', and a dance show at Glen Bruce Park, amidst community-decorated Christmas trees.

Johnson City announces holiday service changes, including closed city offices, altered waste collection and public transit schedules, and temporary shutdown of parks and recreation facilities.

Johnson City municipal offices will close for holidays on Dec 24-25 and Jan 1, affecting trash collection and transit services. Emergency water and sewer services will remain available. Recreation centers will also be closed on these dates.