Jefferson City Police are investigating an assault allegation against a substitute teacher at Jefferson Elementary following parent and student reports.

A Knoxville man, Isaiah Shuman, was arrested after a crime spree involving threats, a shooting, vehicle collisions, a home invasion, and a foot chase. He faces multiple charges.

The Tennessee community and authorities are investigating after the body of 80-year-old James W. Woods was found in a garage, with assistance from the TBI.

A Hamblen County corrections officer, Michael Gibson, was arrested on multiple drug charges, resulting in disappointment by Sheriff Mullins who emphasized zero tolerance for such misconduct.

A car crash in Claiborne County resulted in two deaths and two injuries when a vehicle struck trees off Old Highway 63. The driver and one passenger were not wearing seatbelts and died.

Sevier County constable Sammy Scott was arrested for DUI after failing to maintain his vehicle's lane. Previously charged with failing to aid post-accident, Scott's arrest contradicts his law enforcement role.

A man from Sevierville was sentenced to over 12 years in prison for receiving child pornography, following an investigation involving the FBI and USSS.

TBI issued an Endangered Child Alert for three missing Knoxville children last seen with their non-custodial father. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Ricky Lynn Burnette, with a history of 15 felony convictions, was convicted for stealing a truck after escaping from a work detail in Monroe County in 2022.

A Tennessee man and his company plead guilty to violating the Clean Water Act by discharging pollutants into the Holston River.

A tractor-trailer fire on I-40 East in Roane County caused a temporary shutdown, but the road reopened partially after emergency response. No cause was given for the fire.

Sean Finnegan received a death sentence for the 2019 murder of Jennifer Paxton, after an Anderson County jury found his actions heinously cruel. Finnegan's legal team pointed to his difficult past and the state's current halt on executions.

Parents of Ben Kredich sue multiple parties for wrongful death after he was struck and killed by an impaired driver revived from an overdose earlier that day.