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A P.O.S.T. probe found an uncertified deputy served as a Scott County school resource officer and uncovered missing training records and improperly credited courses.
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Heat Advisory in effect June 30–July 2 for Knoxville. Highs in the mid-90s and heat-index values above 100°F. Avoid midday heat and check on vulnerable neighbors.
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Loudon County commissioners voted Monday to pause approvals for large data centers for six months as planners study power, water and zoning impacts.
New national data shows a spike in financial sextortion, and TBI says its ICAC squad is handling dozens of Tennessee cases. Guidance and reporting resources included.
Alcoa, Maryville and Blount County are weighing a roughly $20M joint purchase of the old South Plant to steer redevelopment and block data‑center uses.
Cocke County EMA posted photos of heavy lightning over Del Rio and warned residents to be alert for about 90 minutes as forecasters tracked the cells.
A lawsuit filed June 26 alleges Knox County deputies chose a warrant for TV spectacle and aggravated a woman's shoulder by ignoring her medical needs.
A 19-year-old Knoxville man was arrested after a woman told police he had held her against her will for two weeks; court records show he faces domestic assault and false imprisonment charges.
Patchy morning fog in Knoxville gives way to highs near 91 and a feels-like up to 103. Heat will climb through mid-week.
A 39-year-old White Pine mother died after jumping into a flooded culvert to save her son during heavy rains in Grainger County.
A driver was found with an apparent self‑inflicted gunshot wound after a crash near Woodland Avenue and I‑275 North; the driver was taken to the hospital in critical condition and KPD is investigating.
A 69‑year‑old Maryland motorcyclist was injured after striking a bear on E Lamar Alexander Parkway in Blount County; officials say the bear fled and injuries are unknown.
A Flood Watch covers parts of East Tennessee through Sunday morning. Cocke County EMA urged residents to remain weather‑aware as heavy storms could cause localized flooding.
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