Two juveniles died in a traffic accident on Thinwood Drive in Cocke County, with local officials and the community expressing sorrow and offering support.

Police responded to a standoff with an armed, suicidal man following a domestic disturbance in Jefferson City, leading to the man's self-inflicted injury.

A 20-year-old was charged with a home invasion in Knoxville, where money and a PS5 were stolen; a gun and the items were recovered, but there's no word on a second suspect.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office is searching for George Raymond Millington, 46, missing since July 22 and last seen in Seymour. He was driving a red 1996 Pontiac Sunfire. Public assistance is requested in locating him.

Knoxville emergency services responded to a gas main break on Cumberland Avenue, closing the road between 20th and 22nd Street and urging public caution. No injuries reported.

A suspect was taken into custody after an armed standoff following a domestic disturbance in Jefferson City, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation.

Morristown Police are searching for missing 14-year-old Lurvini-Danelia Galeas Brizuela, who may be with 21-year-old Esteban Ranganal.

A fire significantly damaged an East Knoxville home, displacing four people and their unharmed dog. The KFD extinguished the blaze in 15 minutes; no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

A woman was shot at a Knoxville apartment complex, with the suspected shooter fleeing the scene. The victim's injuries were non-life-threatening, and the investigation is ongoing.

Tra'Shawn Glass was sentenced to 12 years for vehicular homicide and aggravated assault from a deadly drag race in Knoxville, while his co-defendant awaits trial.

Robert P. Berry was arrested for a fatal shooting in Seymour, charged with criminal homicide, and held on a $1 million bond. Victim Clinton A. Lovingood, Berry's roommate, died from a gunshot wound.

Sean Williams was found guilty of escaping from a prisoner transport van but was not convicted of trying to escape from Washington County Detention Center.

Sean Christopher Williams was convicted of escape after a four-day trial in Greeneville, Tenn., with a possible five-year prison term. Sentencing is set for November 18, 2024.