Knoxville's weather forecast predicts a mix of clouds and sunshine with fluctuating temperatures leading up to Christmas, with potential wind gusts and a chance of showers early next week.

The Anderson County Sheriff's Office donated funds to the Volunteer State War Era Veterans Honor Guard, raised from their No Shave November initiative, to honor deceased veterans.

White Pine Police Department's "Shop with a Cop" event provided eight students a day of police car rides, new shoes, a shopping spree, and lunch, strengthening community relations.

The Johnson City Police Department warns the community of increased scam attempts during the holiday season and advises residents to remain vigilant and skeptical of suspicious communications.

Authorities are investigating the death of a woman found off Lonesome Pine Trail, with limited details released, and identity withheld pending family notification.

Corey Matthew Maikranz was arrested in Sevierville, TN, by the U.S. Marshals for child rape and sex offenses. He was on Pennsylvania's Top 5 Most Wanted list.

Denise Antunes da Silva of ORNL was named a Fellow of the American Ceramic Society for her impactful work in materials science and contributions to the field.

The National Weather Service warns of possible hazardous conditions with strong winds in East Tennessee and surrounding areas, forecasting showers and potential storms with windy and rainy weather before a calmer Friday.

A Tazewell man was sentenced to 60 years for child sex crimes involving four children, with law enforcement and community organizations collaborating in the investigation and trial.

Robert Preston Farley is charged with first-degree murder for the shooting death of Steven Ray Ball in Hawkins County. Farley faces additional charges, including firearm violations.

Donna Trogdon is named the Knoxville Police Department's first Curriculum Administrator, tasked with enhancing police training quality and effectiveness.

Blount County Sheriff's Office offers a self-defense class (R.A.D.) for women aged 13+, focusing on resistance options and basic techniques, at no cost.

Johnson City Police hosted their second Shop with a Cop event for middle school students, offering lunch, shopping, and food vouchers, funded by community donations.