A multi-vehicle crash on Maynardville Highway caused one death and several injuries; speed may have been a factor, and the road was closed for investigation.

Three individuals face charges for a Sevier County shooting that severely injured two people and a dog, with one accused of attempted first-degree murder.

Otis Elevator Company has settled for $616,987 over allegations of billing fraud under the False Claims Act related to a contract with the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Stolen Knoxville food truck, Dulcie's Cafe, was recovered in Nashville with no suspects arrested; owners had faced previous thefts and increased security measures.

A motorcyclist died after a collision with a truck and another vehicle in West Knoxville, with the Knoxville Police Department investigating the crash. No other injuries were reported.

Truckers were scammed for cash and valuables by con artists at a travel center and rest area in Jefferson County. The Sheriff's Office is requesting public help to identify the suspects involved.

Three suspects arrested after a high-speed chase and linked to the Detroit-based drug trafficking 313 Initiative.

An EMS crew in Anderson County was surprised when a bluegill fish landed on their ambulance, likely dropped by a bird. Despite efforts to save it, the fish did not survive.

Two crashes on I-40 East in Loudon County, involving a tractor-trailer and vehicles, caused delays and one injury, with emergency responders on the scene.

Sheriff Tommy Jones has issued a public appeal for information regarding 19-year-old Caden Long, missing since June 7, 2025. Long was last seen in a Sequoyah Hoodie, khaki shorts, and tennis shoes.

Knoxville officer Tyler Wheeler faces theft charges for allegedly shoplifting Kratom pouches while on duty; he's reassigned and under internal review.

Zachary Newton, 35, was indicted for second-degree murder after a woman fatally overdosed. He faces further charges, including drug sales and evidence tampering, found with narcotics and firearms at his home.

Tennessee authorities raided a home in a crackdown on fentanyl distribution, finding drugs, guns, and a police badge. No arrests have been made yet, but charges are forthcoming.