Knowledge of climate science and personal experience of rising temperatures increase concern for global warming, indicating education's role in climate awareness.

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.

Johnson City is actively addressing environmental challenges, focusing on stormwater management, water quality, waste disposal, and preventing pharmaceutical pollution.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, Sevierville Police Department urged drivers to respect work zones, citing NHTSA stats of 891 deaths in 2022, with most victims being motorists.

Johnson City's Mother/Son Block Party is scheduled for May 3, featuring LEGO building, music, and snacks. Tickets are available for purchase until May 2.

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.

Heavy rainfall in Gatlinburg led to road closures and traffic management by police, who provided updates on social media. Conditions improved quickly, allowing road reopening.

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.

The Kingsport Fire Department's 2024 report shows a decrease in incidents and an increase in training hours, with acquisitions and community engagement highlighted.

Jefferson County Constables' Department honored three former constables for their dedication and unpaid service to the community in a ceremony detailed on social media.

The Farragut Community Development Department is hosting a free workshop on residential zoning, land use, and property maintenance on April 29 to aid local homeowners.

The NWS warns of patchy dense fog in East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, and North Carolina, affecting morning commute and visibility. Showers and thunderstorms are also forecast for the coming days, with varied chances of precipitation.