Edward Kelley from Tennessee received a life sentence for planning a violent campaign against law enforcement, including the FBI, and was found guilty on multiple charges.

An SUV struck a nursing home bus in Morgan County, killing the SUV driver and a bus passenger, with two others injured. Blood tests for impairment are pending.

Two individuals were charged with animal cruelty after leaving a dog in a hot car at a Sevierville Walmart. Police intervened, rescuing the distressed dog.

A water main break in Anderson County's Marlow community impacts 2,000 customers, prompting a boil water notice. Crews work to repair the 20-inch line near Oak Ridge and Oliver Springs Highway.

A deadly crash on I-40 in Loudon County resulted in at least two fatalities and major traffic delays, with emergency services and a Lifestar helicopter responding.

The 9th Judicial District Drug Task Force conducted a raid in Lenoir City, arresting Samuel McClain and seizing drugs with support from the Loudon County SWAT team.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-40 at Mile 367 led to fatalities and a shutdown. A helicopter transported a critically injured person. The incident is under investigation.

A head-on crash in Gatlinburg killed driver Thomas Largent when his Toyota Tundra collided with a commercial truck; no charges are pending against the truck driver.

Madisonville Police seek public help in identifying an individual of interest via a Facebook post without providing details about the investigation or the subject's identity.

The Clinton Police and Tennessee DCS are investigating an injury to a child at Kiddie Korner Daycare, resulting in two staff dismissals. The incident is considered isolated, and the daycare is cooperating with the ongoing investigations.

A community-wide search for missing 4-year-old JoJo in Newport City and Cocke County ended with local Ricky McMahan finding the child, showcasing significant local inter-agency collaboration and volunteer support.

Firefighters quickly contained a fire at a Walden's Creek rental cabin, averting greater damage; the blaze was potentially caused by a lightning strike. No injuries reported.

Eduardo DeAvila was convicted of vehicular homicide and other charges after a deadly wrong-way incident on Pellissippi Parkway with a BAC of .212 and cocaine in his system.