Claiborne County man, Daniel Jack Goins, was found guilty of five counts of continuous sexual abuse of four minors.

A vehicle crashed into an Alcoa Panera Bread, with no injuries reported. The restaurant closed for repairs and updates will be provided on its website.

A missing 13-year-old from Chicago Heights was found safe in Knoxville, ending a multistate search. Law enforcement worked together effectively, with a male charged for harboring a runaway.

Inmate Lester Clouse was indicted on retaliation charges for threatening an elected official; the TBI investigated the case. His bond is set at $50,000.

A Clarksville Police Officer, Alan Greenman, was arrested on aggravated assault and kidnapping charges related to a domestic violence case after a TBI investigation.

The Knoxville Police Department reviews a use of force incident after a traffic stop involving two suspects for non-compliance and assaulting officers.

A 69-year-old man, George Herman Ruth, has been indicted on 91 counts of fraud, involving the identity theft of deceased and retired athletes, and is accused of laundering over $550,000.

Knox County resident Tammy Rauhuff pleaded guilty to tax evasion related to fraudulent vehicle registration and was sentenced to one year probation and must pay $5,700 restitution.

Blount County Sheriff’s Office cleared Friendsville Elementary School Principal Stan Painter of misconduct after a thorough investigation involving surveillance review, interviews, and records examination.

John Quirk, an 84-year-old missing man from Knox County, was safely located in Texas following the issuance of a Silver Alert due to concerns over his medical condition.

A man from Bristol, Christopher S. Coffey, was indicted for making false reports of sexual assault and harassment against police officers, following a TBI investigation.

Friendsville Elementary's Principal was suspended due to a criminal conduct investigation, with an interim principal appointed. Investigations by local authorities and child services are ongoing, emphasizing the presumption of innocence.

A Central High School student in Knoxville was arrested for having a stolen gun on campus, leading to a lockdown. The incident was the first of its kind for the school year.