The Sevierville Police Department promotes the Teen Christmas program on Facebook, offering holiday aid to local teens in need, providing clothing and hygiene supplies.

Petro's Chili & Chips is set to close its Market Square location in Knoxville due to a 170% rent increase, with doors closing on November 14. The brand continues operations at other locations despite recent closures.

Maryville High School evacuated and dismissed early due to a gas leak. The incident, which occurred during construction, was managed safely with no injuries. Atmos Energy is repairing the leak.

Alcoa, Tennessee invites bids to reseal municipal building windows, with submissions due by November 25, 2025. Flexible bidding and stringent submission guidelines are outlined. Contact Ashley Wagner for details.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol seeks help identifying a CMV driver who fled after a serious hit-and-run on I-81.

The KCSO is seeking the public's help to find a suspect in a fatal hit-and-run on Maryville Pike that left a pedestrian dead. Witnesses and tips are requested to aid the investigation.

SR 344 in Hamblen County is closing for construction, with detours via Depot Street. The closure is weather-dependant and part of State Route 34 expansion.

The Dandridge Police Department recovered five stolen Colt revolvers, valued at $1,600 each, thanks to Officers Cameron and Shelton. The recovery highlights ongoing efforts to combat firearm theft.

THP is searching for a tractor-trailer driver after a woman was seriously injured in a hit-and-run while changing a tire on I-81 South in Greene County.

NWS Knoxville predicts sunny skies with highs around 60-70 degrees and light winds for the upcoming week, with patchy fog tonight and a slight chance of showers by next Tuesday.

Knoxville's Mayor proposes $100,000 in emergency funding for food banks, with potential United Way match to total $200,000, amid rising local food assistance demand and SNAP benefit disruptions.

Gatlinburg announces Veterans Day events and service schedules, including closures, a ceremony at Mills Auditorium, and regular city services like trash pick-up and trolley operations.

Knoxville's mayor proposes an emergency ordinance to allocate $100,000 for local food assistance, responding to increased food bank demand and SNAP benefit delays.