A 70-year-old Rockwood man was arrested and charged with first-degree murder after a fatal shooting incident, where a 37-year-old man died from gunshot wounds.

A truck crashed into a Kingston Papa Johns due to the driver's medical issue, injuring two employees and causing structural damage to the restaurant and a nearby salon.

A high-speed chase in Loudon County involving several sheriff's offices ended safely with an arrest after a white Jeep wanted for robbery was pursued, shots fired, and a police vehicle rammed.

A fatal shooting at a Knoxville apartment resulted in Michael Velazquez's death. Suspect Wayne Parham is charged with second-degree murder but remains at large. KPD seeks public assistance.

Rural Metro Fire responded to a car crashing into a building on Washington Pike, trapping and seriously injuring the driver, prompting reminders for road safety.

Rural Metro Fire responded to a barn fire in North Knox County, effectively containing it with no injuries and moderate damage; cause under investigation.

The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant in Jellico, Tennessee, resulting in drug seizures and the arrest of Danny Lancaster and Chasity Malicoat.

Deputy Dalton Swanger of Knox County has been discharged from the ICU and returned home after being critically injured on duty, with the community showing strong support for his recovery.

A fatal crash in Sevier County, Tennessee, resulted in at least one death, with the THP investigating the incident. Details are limited, and the identity of the deceased has not been released.

A sex offender from Meigs County was arrested at McGhee-Tyson Airport for not reporting international travel plans as required by the sex offender registry.

Benjamin Peters, a sex offender, was arrested at McGhee Tyson Airport for not reporting his trip to Belize as required by Tennessee law for registered sex offenders.

Knoxville Police conducted a sweep against aggressive panhandling, resulting in nine citations, four drug-related charges, and three arrests for various offenses.

Morristown authorities seek public help in identifying Jolley Park vandals, sharing video footage and offering anonymous tip avenues through a recent social media post.