Three men were shot on I-640 West in Knoxville; two died and one is in critical condition. Police are searching for the suspect, who fled the scene. Tips can be reported anonymously.

A Maryville man, Shawn Edward Hatcher, 50, has received a 16-year prison sentence for stabbing a woman and injuring two men at Knoxville’s Brickyard Bar and Grill on New Year's Day 2024. Hatcher, a member of the Aryan Nation with prior felony convictions, was convicted of aggravated assault, assault, and unlawful possession of a weapon.

TDOT announces a traffic pattern change on Alcoa Highway northbound toward John Sevier Highway, effective November 16th at 8 p.m., to facilitate construction and improve safety.

Campbell Station Inn in Farragut is hosting an open house to exhibit its historic charm and modern renovations ahead of becoming a visitor's center and event venue.

The NWS forecasts a breezy weekend for Knoxville with highs around 70 degrees, chances of showers, and gusty winds, particularly in higher elevations.

Sevier County is accepting nominations for a new Road Superintendent until December 5th, with candidate reviews on December 8th and the appointment on December 15th.

A Knox County man was sentenced to 56 years for the aggravated rape and incest of a minor, including providing the victim with alcohol and drugs before the assault.

A motorcade incident during VP JD Vance's Tennessee visit left a police officer critically injured and involved a THP trooper. The accident occurred en route to a fundraiser but did not impact the VP's movement.

The University of Tennessee Police advised of F-35 jet flyovers in Knoxville for UT's homecoming game and "Salute to Service" on Saturday, after a practice on Friday.

A Blount County man received a 25-year prison sentence for child sexual assault, with mandatory sex offender registration and supervision upon release.

Ayana Ghosh, an ORNL staff scientist, earns the title of Early Career Distinguished Presenter by the MRS for her work in materials science.

Anderson County Sheriff's Office is actively seeking patrol deputies, highlighting urgent hiring needs in a social media plea and encouraging quick applications. Contact Captain Steve Owens to apply.

The Knoxville City Council approved a $100,000 emergency fund to address the rising food assistance needs, further supported by matched funds from the United Way.