Knox County Sheriff's Office announced public memorial services for late Chief Deputy Bernie Lyon, thanking the community for support. Service arrangements are by Mynatt Funeral Home and Grace Baptist Church.

Beginner and adult guitar lessons are offered in Kingsport from January 20 to February 24, led by instructor Terry McCoy. Registration is $100, open to all with a guitar.

Emergency crews responded to a collapsed building in Cocke County, rescuing a person trapped in a vehicle. The Pittman Center VFD provided mutual aid.

A Tazewell store disturbance led to a police chase and arrest of Pagan's Motorcycle Club members, with one person stabbed and another injured after a crash.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for winds and weather for southwest NC, east TN, and southwest VA, with falling temps and gusts up to 35 mph expected.

Sheriff's office investigates inmate Deshawn Brazell's death at Hamilton County Jail; Brazell found unresponsive, pronounced dead at hospital. No further details released.

Visit Farragut extends its skating season, opening Campbell Station Skate on an additional day, December 29th, due to popular demand. The community is invited to enjoy one more night of skating.

The Maryville Police Department warns of the $10K average cost of a DUI, including legal fees and other losses, urging people to drive sober during the holidays.

Knoxville faces varied weather, with a mix of sun and gusty winds, potentially hazardous conditions, and a significant drop in temperature with chances of rain and snow.

Connor Dehart died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff with law enforcement in Loudon County after deputies attempted to serve him with warrants.

A Knoxville weather forecast predicts a mix of sun, possible showers, and changing temperatures, with an 80% chance of rain Sunday night and a cooler week ahead.

Two students at New Center Elementary in Sevier County were charged after one brought a gun to school and gave it to another; no direct threats were made. Parents face child endangerment charges. Schools are reevaluating security measures.

Gatlinburg announces holiday hours for government offices, community center, and public services, including normal trash pickup and extended trolley service for New Year's celebrations.