Knoxville celebrated the opening of the Overlook at Beaumont, a new affordable housing complex with 76 mixed-income units. It's part of the larger Transforming Western Initiative aimed at community revitalization.

Knoxville residents are preparing for cold weather with potential for rain and snow showers, and the NWS has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook, especially for mountainous areas.

A structure fire on Blacksferry Road in Anderson County prompted local officials to advise residents to avoid the area while emergency crews tackle the blaze.

Human remains were found in a wooded area near Etowah, Tennessee. This discovery is linked to a missing person case, with the investigation led by the TBI and local sheriff's office. The community awaits identification results.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office celebrated Deputy U.S. Marshal John Bieber's retirement after 29 years, highlighting his service and impact on the community.

Professor Jeff Moersch from the University of Tennessee explains that below Earth is more space with celestial bodies, highlighting the three-dimensional nature of our universe and the flatness of our solar system due to its formation.

Michael Hodge, Elizabethton's Code Enforcement Officer, is committed to keeping the city clean and well-ordered, drawing on his background at the Carter County Sheriff's Department.

Eric Norman has been promoted to sergeant at the Elizabethton Police Department, bringing his law enforcement and military experience to his new role as patrol shift field supervisor.

Knoxville's forecast includes potential sprinkles, showers, rain, snow showers, flurries, and cold temperatures with high winds. A Winter Storm Warning is issued for mountain areas. Sunny days and mixed precipitation are expected later in the week.

The first day of EMT school at Rural Metro Fire - Knox County starts, marking a first for both the new Roane State Health Science building and the use of a Simulation lab for pre-hospital training in Tennessee.

The Sevierville Fire Department extinguished a fire caused by a dryer, reminding residents to maintain appliances and celebrate the importance of working smoke alarms.

Public help through social media led to the identification of a woman sought by Jefferson City Police in an investigation involving a white lowered Toyota or Scion.

The Town of Farragut has appointed Tessa Cortes as Finance Director and Crissy Fletcher as Town Recorder, strengthening its financial and administrative governance.