Leon Lowe, an 84-year-old man from Tennessee, has been safely located in Alcoa after being reported missing. The TBI thanked the public for their assistance.

A man in South Knoxville died from an assault, leading to a manslaughter charge for the suspect, Fernando Carerra, as per Knoxville Police Department.

A man was found dead on Caney Creek Road in Roane County; his vehicle crashed nearby. Authorities investigate with an autopsy pending and seek community assistance.

Midnight Rodeo, Inc. in Cocke County pleaded guilty to tax evasion and was fined $1,500 and ordered to pay $59,247.28 in restitution by Tennessee authorities.

Drag racer Trinity Divine Clark sentenced to 12 years for a fatal accident during a race, which resulted in the death of a grandfather and injured his grandchildren.

Da’Kari Lloyd was arrested in Knoxville for domestic assault and drug charges after police swiftly responded to a call and executed a search warrant finding firearms, drugs, and cash.

The FBI has doubled the reward to $20,000 for information on three people missing from Knoxville since 2017-2018 and submitted new DNA evidence for analysis.

Randall Myers was convicted for the aggravated rape and incest of a 13-year-old girl, involving alcohol and marijuana, following his wife's confession and a two-day trial.

Eugenio Abraham Solis-Klarks is indicted for illegally possessing a firearm as an undocumented immigrant in the U.S., facing potential severe penalties.

Alexys Barton pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide by recklessness for causing a crash that killed motorcyclist Christopher Phillips. She expressed remorse as the incident deeply affected Phillips' family.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office warns about romance scams on dating apps and social media, advising people to be cautious and not send money to individuals they have not met in person.

KCSO arrested 19 individuals in a drug bust in Knox County, seizing meth, fentanyl, and drug paraphernalia, spurred by community complaints and overdoses.

During a traffic stop near the I-140 interchange, the THP arrested two people after finding a fake suspicious device and three firearms in their vehicle. The device, initially thought to be explosive, was deemed a hoax after inspection.