Trevon Allen was arrested in Knoxville for possessing a stolen handgun and drugs during a suspected drug trade. He was previously convicted of a felony.

A bus driver in Knox County was arrested for DUI after a security staffer alerted police, no students were harmed; the driver has been removed from the eligibility roster.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to locate missing 46-year-old James McGill, last seen over two weeks ago in Sevierville.

One dead in a West Knoxville crash after a dump truck driven by Taylor Costner crossed lanes and collided with Jamie Little's Infiniti. Charges against Costner are pending as the investigation continues.

A pilot escaped unharmed after mistakenly crashing a small plane into the Tennessee River during an attempted water landing practice on Monday near Knoxville.

The Knoxville Police Department located the guardians of a young girl found alone in East Knoxville, ensuring she was safe after her brief time unaccompanied.

A woman was seriously injured early Saturday morning when she was hit by a car in Greeneville while crossing the road. She is being treated at Johnson City Medical Center.

One person died in a motorcycle crash in Oak Ridge, as police investigate the Saturday evening incident under the Bethel Valley Road overpass.

The FBI is searching for a suspect who robbed the Newport Federal Bank on Friday afternoon, escaping with an undisclosed sum of money. The Newport Police Department and FBI are investigating.

A Hardin Valley teen, Isaiah Springer, is recovering from a severe dirt bike crash that broke every bone in his face, and despite surgery, his vision and nerve functions remain uncertain.

A Silver Alert has been issued by the TBI for Rodney Jenkins, 63, missing from Sevier County and possibly traveling to South Carolina in a blue Toyota Corolla. He has medical conditions and needs assistance.

Two suspects, Tyler Christian and Elizabeth Terry, were arrested following a carjacking that led to Halls schools in Knox County being placed on a soft lockdown.

Knoxville City Council debated but ultimately defeated Councilmember Amelia Parker's resolution urging U.S. action on the Israel-Gaza crisis, amid public testimonies and claims of the issue's local relevance.