Knoxville City Council considers a new intervention program by NICJR to address violence, following severed ties with Turn Up Knox, amid local organizations expressing concerns about being excluded from the process.

A Knoxville man was arrested for drug dealings and illegal possession of firearms and suspected stolen items, including drugs and weapons found at his home.

Knoxville Police arrested Tyreece Kyle after a foot chase, recovering a stolen firearm; Kyle faces multiple charges, including possession of a stolen firearm.

The 9th JDTF, with Loudon County SWAT and Patrol, seized meth and made arrests in a Lenoir City drug crackdown, targeting ongoing substance abuse issues.

A violent felon, Buddy Livesay, was sentenced to ten years without parole for possessing weapons, evading arrest, and criminal impersonation in Knox County.

The Hamblen County community is aiding Deputy Donnie Davis and his family after their house fire, with local support and a GoFundMe campaign already raising funds.

Joshua Daryl Mayes, 29, was arrested after a high-speed chase involving multiple counties and after hitting three police cars with a stolen Mustang. He faces additional charges on top of existing warrants.

The Kingsport Police Department reports declining crime rates in their 2024 Annual Report, with significant decreases in burglaries, vandalism, and vehicle thefts.

Man arrested by Knoxville Police in connection with a February overdose death had illicit substances and a firearm at his home. Charges include drug violations and possessing a weapon during a felony.

A 21-year-old man, Isaac Matchett, died in a single-vehicle crash on Norris Freeway in Anderson County, TN, after his Mustang struck a guardrail and tree. He was not wearing a seatbelt.

Lt. Ted Brindle of the Claiborne County Sheriff's Office resigned after a POST investigation found he falsified firearm training records. He stepped down before potential termination.

The Rocky Top TN Police Department shared a social media post urging drivers to move over for flashing lights, highlighting traffic risks to law enforcement officers.

Michael Woodard was found safe after a search by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and community. He had distinctive tattoos and was last seen driving a silver Nissan Rogue.