The Sevierville Police Department hosted 'Coffee With a Cop' to foster community relationships by offering locals a chance to converse with officers in an informal setting.

The Dogwood Arts Chalk Walk returned to downtown Knoxville, drawing artists of all levels to create street art and showcase their talents, with highlights including advocate and artist Evelyn Hardey.

The Black Keys announce their 2024 International Players Tour starting September 17 in Tulsa, with stops including Madison Square Garden, before concluding November 12 in Detroit.

The Louisville Cardinal Invitational, a rowing event with ten Division I women's teams, took place at Melton Hill Lake in Oak Ridge, featuring competitive races and enthusiastic participants.

"Grey's Anatomy" enters its 20th season, maintaining its status as a prime example of endurance in TV, inspiring careers and tackling significant social issues.

Johnny Knoxville stars in "Sweet Dreams," a film about a softball coach at a rehab center who helps a team of recovering addicts. The drama-comedy aims to explore themes of redemption and features a blend of comedy and emotional depth.

Dolly Parton hinted at a possible Beyoncé cover of her song "Jolene" for Beyoncé's anticipated "Act II" country album in interviews with Knox News and Variety.

Knoxville ranks 13th for St. Patrick's Day celebrations, with WalletHub considering factors like pub count and weather, while Boston leads and Columbia, SC offers sunny festivities.

The Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians launched The Great Cookie Competition, a fundraising event where locals vote on their favorite cookies to support Girl Scout programs.

Lynn Bumgardner caught a record-breaking 1.58-pound yellow perch at Lake Barkley, Kentucky, overtaking the previous state record of 1.44 pounds set in 2010.

The 17th annual Mardi Growl Pet Parade and Festival brought animal enthusiasts to downtown Knoxville to enjoy costumes, contests, and support Young Williams Animal Center.