Seven individuals were indicted for their alleged roles in the in-custody death of Elijah Lester Isbill in Tennessee, facing charges ranging from Official Misconduct to Criminally Negligent Homicide.

Seven staff members from Monroe County Jail were indicted following the death of Elijah Isbill, a 74-year-old preacher, after being restrained for hours.

The article provides an overview of traffic occurrences in Knox County during Labor Day weekend, noting crashes, DUI arrests, and law enforcement's efforts to maintain road safety.

The Knoxville Police Department increased traffic enforcement over Labor Day weekend, culminating in a fatal crash on I-40 West and 14 DUI arrests. The full report was shared to emphasize road safety.

A dog died in a West Knox County house fire late Tuesday night. The fire, at the 100 block of Farlow Road, had no human casualties, and Rural Metro Fire is investigating the cause.

A teen died in a car crash in Claiborne County; charges are pending against driver Tiffany Parker after her vehicle struck a tree and flipped. Both weren't wearing seatbelts.

A fatal crash on I-40 West near Papermill Drive in Knoxville resulted in a woman's death and significant traffic delays. The Knoxville Police Department is investigating the incident.

A teen was charged with second-degree murder after fatally shooting Holden Howse at a Harriman party hosted at a business owned by a city council member's family.

Sevier County Fire & Rescue teams tackled a large structure fire off Flat Creek Road, with no injuries reported. Multiple agencies helped subdue the fire; the cause remains under investigation.

Lifeguard Colden Riner, 21, was found unresponsive in an indoor pool at The Resort at Governor's Crossing in Tennessee and later pronounced dead at the medical center. An investigation and autopsy are underway.

A fisherman in Knoxville hooked a WWII-era explosive at the Sequoyah Hills boat ramp, which was safely removed by the police and EOD and transferred to the Army.

A cyclist was struck and killed by a semi-truck in Alcoa, with initial critical condition turning fatal at UT Medical Center. The driver was unharmed; the investigation is ongoing.

Missing 15-year-old Asher Kai Ford from Knox County was found safe after a community search effort. His prior history of running away had raised concerns.