Johnson City Police prepares for leadership changes with Deputy Chief Jenkins retiring and Mike Adams set to take over, while Chief Church praises the transition.

The Sevierville Police Department advises Slammedenuff car show attendees that no pre- or post-event meet-ups are allowed on local properties, emphasizing safety and order during the event.

Morristown residents may experience water discoloration due to fire hydrant flow tests starting October 6th, essential for maintaining insurance rates. The city assures the water is safe and advises running taps until clear.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a train near Rocky Top in Anderson County, with deputies and emergency personnel responding to the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

Two firefighters were injured during a fire at the Cedar Bluff Coin Laundry in West Knox County, with one hospitalized. The fire caused damage to the laundromat and adjacent businesses.

A train fatally struck a pedestrian near Rocky Top, Anderson County. The incident is under investigation by local authorities, and details are pending.

Pigeon Forge Police seek help on Facebook to reunite a found dog with its owner, as the local Animal Care Center is overwhelmed. They urge public assistance through contact number (865) 453-9063.

Cherokee Orchard Road in Gatlinburg is open again after swift repairs due to slope failure, completed in 12 days by Blalock Construction, ensuring safety for residents and tourists.

Monroe County deputies and Sweetwater Police detained Michael McLemore after a standoff, peacefully resolving a situation involving multiple charges, including aggravated assault and robbery.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office reminds participants of the Longest Yard Sale to drive cautiously and use signals due to heavy traffic and pedestrian activity.

Rock blasting on Alcoa Highway prompts road closure for northbound lanes in Knox County from Oct 4 to Oct 7; southbound lanes to remain open with possible roadblocks.

Johnson City celebrated the completion of the $41 million West Walnut Corridor project, aiming to link downtown to ETSU with improved walkability, infrastructure, and economic growth potential.

The Johnson City Fire Department offers a free hands-only CPR and fire safety course to residents, featuring high-tech training tools and a fire simulation.