Knoxville Police Department is probing a shooting in north Knoxville that critically wounded a man, who later drove himself to seek medical help. A black SUV is sought in connection with the incident.

A 15-year-old named Kendall Ridgeway was arrested by Knoxville Police in connection with an Asheville Highway shooting after being found at a Riverside Drive home.

A fatal shooting in White Pine resulted in one death and a suspect's arrest. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating the motive and circumstances.

A Dandridge man, Ryan Woods, is charged with 48 counts of child sex crimes after a search and investigation into child pornography. He also faces drug and theft charges.

Knoxville police found a man shot dead in East Knoxville after responding to a call about a dispute. The identity and suspects remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

A Knoxville man received a 60-day jail sentence for his first DUI, exceeding the typical minimum penalty due to his prior criminal history and refusal to take an alcohol test.

The Knoxville Police Department warns of phone scammers posing as KPD officers to fraudulently obtain money, using spoofed numbers and demanding unconventional payment methods.

A police chase in Campbell County ended in a fatal crash involving Cassie Miller, who died after her car struck a tree following an attempted traffic stop. A passenger was injured and the THP is investigating.

Appalachian Electric Cooperative fined $8,000 by TOSHA for safety violations after lineman Nathan Potter's fatal electrocution while working without proper safety gear.

Shane Douglas Stallard from Kingsport was sentenced to over 17 years for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl, after being caught with drugs and firearms during a traffic stop.

A 15-year-old from Bearden High School was charged for threatening mass violence, necessitating collaboration among multiple agencies, leading to his arrest.

Elnathan Hall at Knoxville College was destroyed by fire, causing significant loss to the historic Black institution with no injuries reported. Firefighting efforts faced water limitations.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol seeks public help to identify a woman found injured on I-40, who later died. She was African American, roughly 38, with no tattoos but a mole on her nose.