Two suspects appeared in court over a shooting at a Tennessee party that left two teens dead and others injured, with charges of second-degree murder and facilitation.

An 82-year-old Clinton man, Millard Dameron, was found safe in Grainger County after a brief disappearance that triggered a Silver Alert due to his medical condition.

The Clinton Police Department announced the safe recovery of missing senior Millard Dameron, previously subject to a Silver Alert, on their Facebook page.

A missing individual on a 4-wheeler in Wilder, TN was found safely with the help of Fentress County Rescue Squad and Tennessee Highway Patrol's helicopter.

Convicted felon Dontarion Taylor pleaded guilty to various offenses, receiving a 35-year sentence in addition to a previous 23-year term for crimes including drug and firearm charges.

Washington County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee shared inmate statistics revealing a detention center population of 474, detailing numbers of those awaiting trial, serving sentences and held for parole violations.

Missing 83-year-old Joy Williams from Tennessee was found safe after a public appeal for help; her recovery demonstrates the success of the TBI Silver Alert program.

A shooting at an Airbnb party in Hamblen County resulted in two teenage fatalities and two other juveniles injured. Authorities are investigating the "senseless killings."

Rural Metro Fire successfully extinguished a workshop fire and saved a nearby home in Halls, with no reported injuries. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A monkey that vandalized a Morristown music store was captured after eluding animal control. The police are investigating claims it was stolen from Alabama.

The TBI issued a Silver Alert for missing 83-year-old Joy Williams from Dandridge, last seen in her distinctive van, with concerns for her health and safety.

A missing Motorola 800 radio, vital for Loudon County Fire & Rescue, was left on an ambulance. Lenoir City Fire Dept. seeks public help to find it along Highway 321/11 to Sugarlimb Rd. The radio is remotely lockable and useless to the public.

The family of Daevon Saint-Germain, killed by Knox County SWAT, is suing for wrongful death, contesting the raid's probable cause and excessive force used.