Human remains were found in a wooded area near Etowah, Tennessee. This discovery is linked to a missing person case, with the investigation led by the TBI and local sheriff's office. The community awaits identification results.

The Sevierville Fire Department extinguished a fire caused by a dryer, reminding residents to maintain appliances and celebrate the importance of working smoke alarms.

Public help through social media led to the identification of a woman sought by Jefferson City Police in an investigation involving a white lowered Toyota or Scion.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office announced the death of Christopher Swartout in a motorcycle crash and extended condolences to his family and friends.

A woman in Jonesborough was arrested with methamphetamine; she faces charges. The driver received a citation for a suspended license. The K9 unit's alert led to the drug discovery.

Michael Ratliff was arrested in Washington County on a violation warrant; found with meth and unknown capsules. He faces multiple drug-related charges.

Suspect Dashonn Moten was arrested in Detroit for a fatal shooting on I-640 that left two dead and one critically injured; he faces multiple murder charges.

A man died in a motorcycle crash on Ooltewah Georgetown Road after losing control on a curve and hitting a tree and fence. Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

UTPD mourns K-9 Doc, killed by a vehicle, after he escaped from his handler's yard. Officer Murphy's immediate veterinary care efforts were unsuccessful.

Two men were arrested for a carjacking in Knoxville that led to a police pursuit and their capture with K-9 and drone support. An AR-style pistol and a handgun were recovered.

Knoxville Fire Department quickly extinguished a fire at an unequipped business on Sutherland Avenue, with no injuries reported. Fire cause is under investigation.

An early morning fire at Allensville Overlook Apartments was contained by residents with extinguishers and quickly extinguished by the Sevierville Fire Department, resulting in minor damages and no injuries.

An 18-year-old man died in a head-on collision in Jefferson County; the driver of the other vehicle faces child endangerment charges as two children were not in car seats.