Operation Rocky Top Rescue in Knoxville recovered 11 missing teenagers; was jointly conducted by the TBI, Knox County Sheriff's Office, Police Department, and DCS.

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office is urgently seeking the public's help in the search for a missing teenager, Aylah McCullah, who was last ...

Ex-corrections officer David Berruquin faces charges following a female prisoner's sexual assault claim and an investigation that revealed contraband and child sex abuse material possession.

A fatal car crash in West Knox County resulted in one death and four hospitalizations, with the KCSO investigating and charges pending due to suspected speed and alcohol involvement.

A teen was arrested for shooting a man at Inskip Park in Knoxville, leading to serious injuries. The incident followed a transaction gone wrong. Charges include aggravated assault.

A Knoxville Fire Department firetruck, Quint 10, struck a railroad underpass in South Knoxville, resulting in significant damage but no injuries. Traffic was disrupted; repair costs are unknown.

A pedestrian was hit by a semi-truck near a Dollar General in Anderson County and remains stable after being hospitalized; an investigation by Tennessee Highway Patrol is ongoing.

Three sailors stranded on Pikelot Atoll were rescued after spelling "HELP" with palm leaves; their discovery was by a U.S. Navy aircraft after being lost at sea.

A sedan collided with a parked semi-truck on a Knoxville highway, resulting in one fatality; Knoxville Police are investigating the early morning incident.

Four individuals were indicted in connection with the death of 22-year-old Danishka Sibaja Mejia in Knoxville, facing charges including murder and especially aggravated kidnapping.

An Endangered Child Alert has been issued for two siblings, Jaisy and Joshua Hollins Jr., missing in Knoxville, believed to be with their non-custodial mother, Tiana Shelton. Authorities urge for information to help locate them.

A school bus nearly hit a Signal Mountain home, injuring one student, with the driver cited for not wearing a seatbelt. A mulch trailer prevented major damage.

A Jacksboro man pleaded guilty to illegally killing two elk and received a hunting license revocation, a ban from a wildlife area, probation, firearm surrender, and fines.