The NWS forecasts mixed weather for Knoxville, with cloudy skies, occasional showers, and sunny periods, mild temperatures in the 50s to upper 60s, and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

The Vonore Police Department is seeking help via social media to find a missing 22-foot trailer, urging the community to report any info they might have.

Dytangie Woodfin was arrested for the fatal shooting of Barry Evans in Knoxville and faces charges including first-degree murder and firearms offenses.

A fire broke out in a Cedar Bluff home on New Year's Day, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the fire upstairs; cause unknown. Red Cross is assisting the displaced residents.

One man was killed in a Knoxville shooting on New Year's Day, with the investigation ongoing and persons of interest questioned but no charges filed yet.

Johnson City food truck operators can save on permit renewals by getting an early re-inspection with a $50 fee before March 1, instead of the usual $200.

The Knoxville Police are installing cameras for an information center to enhance surveillance and public safety, with the first one at Chapman Highway and Moody Avenue.

Two individuals face multiple charges in Hamblen County after shooting at a car with a toddler inside, followed by a police chase and their arrest. No injuries were reported.

Two individuals face charges after a shooting, and car chase occurred on Noes Chapel Road, with no injuries reported and suspects apprehended post-crash.

Knoxville welcomes the New Year with mild weather, with a sunny day reaching 51°F. The weekend may see some showers and fog, but the first week overall looks pleasant, alternating between sun and clouds, and mild temperatures.

Gatlinburg announces New Year's Eve road closures for public safety, advising traffic detours and recommending public transport to manage pedestrian influx.

Knoxville's end-of-year weather features overcast skies and temps around 32°F, clearing later. New Year's Eve will be chilly; New Year's Day slightly warmer. The week may see varied conditions with some rain chances.

A 200-foot section of Knoxville's James White Greenway closes from January 5, 2026, for necessary repairs, impacting routes near Volunteer Landing and Riverside Drive.