Road construction in Johnson City is expected to affect West Oakland Avenue and West Mountainview Road commencing Nov. 3 and Nov. 5, respectively, with lane closures and possible delays.

A deadly boating collision on Norris Lake resulted in one fatality and two injuries near the Highway 33 bridge. The TWRA is investigating the incident.

Johnson City's safety officials are providing safety tips to ensure a secure Halloween, including using alternative light sources to candles and being visible on roads.

A water main break on Loop Road in Gatlinburg led to traffic disruptions and road closure from Little Fox Road to Topside Road, with repairs expected to last until 1 p.m.

Gatlinburg held a large emergency preparedness exercise, simulating a wildfire incident, to test and enhance the city's response capabilities and communication systems.

New traffic patterns and road maintenance in Roane and Loudon counties may cause delays. Commuters should be cautious and expect lane closures on US 27, I-40 West, and during night resurfacing.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation Department offers a free "Cell Phone 101" class to educate residents on smartphone use at the V.O. Dobbins, Sr. Complex on November 6.

The Johnson City Fire Department introduced Engine 7 and a new training facility, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act for $4.5 million, with more features to come.

Captain Sammy Shaffer retired from the Knoxville Police Department after a notable career and accepted a new role as the Director of Public Safety at McGhee Tyson Airport.

Captain Sammy Shaffer of the Knoxville PD retired after 24 years and will now lead McGhee Tyson Airport security.

The Sevierville Police Department shared safety tips for Halloween, advising group trick-or-treating, reflective tape on costumes, using flashlights, checking treats for dangers, and providing kids with contact info.

Tennessee baseball fans prepare for the final Fall World Series game under new head coach Josh Elander at the award-winning Covenant Health Park on November 9.

A fire in Fentress County, Tennessee, resulted in one fatality and a total loss of the residence involved. Fire Chief Cooper emphasized the importance of fire preparedness.