An investigation into Knox County Trustee's Office was initiated following a fraud hotline tip, uncovering overspending on hotels and personal use of county cars, leading to state scrutiny and one termination.

A crash in Knoxville involving a DUI resulted in a death and the Jeep driver, William Gavigan, facing charges. The incident occurred near a gas station.

Knoxville community is on alert after reports of a vehicle with three males attempting to interact with children near Pine Grove Church. East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers seeks public help on social media.

Sevier County Sheriff's Office executed early morning drug raids in Seymour, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, meth, ecstasy, oxycodone, and Adderall with multiple agencies' help.

Firefighters in West Knox County battled a house fire in windy conditions, resulting in extensive smoke and fire damage, but no injuries were reported.

Savannah Stanley was indicted on charges related to a crash that killed Knoxville Councilman Andrew Roberto's daughter, Kylie. Stanley allegedly drove under the influence, causing the fatal collision.

Monroe County Sheriff's Office, with the Drug Task Force, arrested nine individuals for narcotics, confiscating fentanyl and firearms during two raids.

Knoxville man Jeremiah Shannon Mills, 33, receives a 15-year sentence for drug possession, DUI, and endangerment after crashing into a garage while on parole.

Knoxville police arrested Timir Thomas, 20, after finding three firearms, including an assault-style pistol, during a traffic stop. Thomas was wanted for a prior felony evading arrest.

Knoxville Police arrested Michael Thompson for a violent crime spree, ending a pursuit since an October carjacking and shooting. Two accomplices were also charged earlier.

Knoxville police announced that 14-year-old Seth Horney was safely found after a community-wide search effort.

Three individuals in Knoxville face murder indictments linked to fatal drug overdoses, following investigations by a police-led Drug Related Death Task Force.

A stolen vehicle pursuit by Blount County deputies ended in a crash on Chapman Highway, leading to an arrest and the non-life-threatening injury of a woman, with Tennessee Highway Patrol leading the crash investigation.