A fire at the Spring Meadow Apartment Complex in Knoxville displaced over 20 residents and caused extensive damage. Firefighters controlled the blaze in 40 minutes; one firefighter needed medical attention. The cause is under investigation.

Greenback Public School's Malcolm Gray Williams Jr. is charged with sexual battery, accused of inappropriately touching a custodian. He is suspended and intends to retire.

A fire at Summit Chase apartments in Cedar Bluff was quickly extinguished by Rural Metro Fire; one dog required resuscitation, and the cause is under investigation.

Knoxville Police investigate a fatal car crash that killed a woman on the ramp from Broadway to Hall of Fame Drive.

Tennessee AG warns of scammers targeting the elderly following a Knoxville earthquake, urging residents to be wary of repair service offers and to report fraudulent behavior.

A hiker with a broken leg was rescued from the Great Smoky Mountains by a multi-agency team after spending a night at LeConte Lodge due to bad weather.

A rescued puppy has been adopted after an animal cruelty case in Knoxville where her sister was found deceased. The Young Williams Animal Center is pleased with the adoption and community support.

A man was arrested for tampering with gas valves in Maryville, causing the evacuation of 430 residents and 19 businesses. No injuries were reported, and roads were closed as a precaution.

Hayden Currie, 29, was arrested in Knoxville for a series of shootings at parked vehicles; charged with aggravated assault and vandalism. No injuries were reported.

A Tennessee man was indicted for arson and explosives charges linked to a 2019 fire at the Highlander Center, potentially facing 30 years if convicted.

Multiple agencies, including the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, are probing a suspicious fire damaging a camper in Sevier County on May 4, seeking public aid and offering a $5,000 reward for leads.

An overturned semi-truck on I-75 North near Anderson County caused traffic delays. Authorities advised finding alternative routes and watching for emergency vehicles.

Aaron Smith received a life sentence, and Alexis Payne got 20 years for their roles in the death of Smith's son, including murder and child neglect charges.