A man died after his car plunged into the Tennessee River; emergency services responded but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. Foul play is not suspected. Investigation ongoing.

Jefferson County opens warming stations for residents to shield from the cold, starting Saturday afternoon, as provided by the Sheriff's Office and communicated via Facebook.

Sevierville's Public Works team is set to tackle winter weather by prepping roads before snowstorms hit from Saturday through Monday, as shared in a Facebook post.

The Johnson City Senior Center is conducting a pet food drive to support seniors and their pets, complementing their annual Spring Forward for Seniors initiative.

Guinness, a therapy dog, brings joy to Knoxville's healthcare and forensic settings, making over 800 visits and dedicating 1,200 hours with Foster Arnett, highlighted in a Knox County Regional Forensic Center post.

Johnson City Public Works prepares for snowy weekend with brine, has sufficient salt supplies, and plans to use trucks across nine zones for snow removal in shifts, asking for public patience.

Rural Metro Fire - Knox County firefighters completed a challenging five-day wildland firefighting saw operation course by Capstone, enhancing skills and enabling them to teach in East Tennessee.

Dr. Tom Kim, founder of the Kim Health Center in Knoxville, has passed away, leaving a legacy of providing free medical care.

Farragut celebrated Founders Day, reflecting on its history since its founding in 1980 and praising local businesses and residents for their role in the town's growth and community spirit.

Knox County and the University of Tennessee are hosting workshops on stream restoration, focusing on techniques to combat erosion and enhance waterway health.

HonorAir Knoxville, a nonprofit that has taken veterans to D.C. since 2007, is ending with its final flight on April 8, 2026, due to mission completion and fewer sign-ups.

The Sevierville Police Department is offering a free child car safety seat check on Saturday, with technicians helping with proper use and installation.

A man who survived a cardiac arrest in West Knox County thanked Fire Station #10's first responders for saving his life on Thanksgiving night last year.