A woman and her daughter were charged with the first-degree murder of the woman's mother in Cocke County, with the victim found having a deep cut to her throat.

One person and two dogs died in a house fire in Halls, with Rural Metro Fire responding and containing the blaze, despite wind challenges. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A deadly fire in Halls, Tennessee, resulted in the death of one person and two dogs, with strong winds complicating firefighting efforts. The Knox County Sheriff's Office is investigating the cause.

A brushfire in Townsend threatened up to 15 homes and burned 30-50 acres but was 90% contained by nightfall, with no houses at risk as per Fire Chief Stallions.

A wildfire in Cocke County is 20% contained with multiple agencies involved and road closures. No injuries or building damage reported, but residents cautioned about falling rocks.

Firefighters in Hawkins County are battling a wildfire that began on Saturday. No evacuations yet, but residents are urged to stay alert. Containment is at 10% for the 40-acre fire.

Authorities investigate the murder of a couple in their Loudon County home; suspect Julian Goodrum is in custody.

A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 53-year-old Mark "Shoestring" Nichols, who has medical conditions and was last seen in Johnson City, Tennessee.

Two individuals died after their Toyota Camry, exiting a parking lot, collided with a Ford Flex on Jacksboro Pike in Campbell County, per Tennessee Highway Patrol.

A 73-year-old was killed in Greene County, TN; a 36-year-old man faces second-degree murder charges. The incident is under investigation by local deputies and the TBI.

A couple from Hamblen County has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of a Sevier County man, with officials confirming their arrest and bonds set at $500,000 and $1 million.

Knoxville Police are searching for a suspect involved in two robberies at North Knoxville businesses, using threats of violence to steal cash. Witnesses describe him as a white male with blue eyes, and authorities are seeking public help for leads.

A Knox County school bus driver, Matthew Leveque, was arrested for DUI after driving erratically and showing signs of intoxication while transporting 47 students.