The Tennessee Volunteers football team achieved a record-breaking win against ETSU, with quarterback Joey Aguilar and other key players contributing to a commanding 72-17 victory.

A Canadian man was charged with scamming an elderly person in Gatlinburg, Tennessee out of over $200,000 by pretending to offer a legitimate investment.

Deputy Chris Goad of the Loudon County Sheriff's Office was named First Responder of the Year by VFW Post 5150 for his daily contributions at Philadelphia Elementary School and dedication to public service.

TDOT announces bridge inspections in Rhea and Cumberland Counties, expecting traffic delays and lane closures, urging commuters to plan for slowdowns and obey the Move Over Law.

The U.S. Air Force awarded a $1.25 million contract to startup SkyNano to turn CO2 into carbon nanotubes for batteries, in collaboration with other companies and ORNL's Innovation Crossroads program.

NWS Knoxville forecasts an overcast morning, with temps at 63°F, 100% humidity, and calm winds. The sky will clear later, reaching mid-70s. A sunny week ahead with highs rising to the upper 80s.

Shawn Hatcher was convicted for stabbing three people during a bar fight in Bearden on New Year's Day. He faces six to ten years for each count of Aggravated Assault.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and potential thunderstorms for Knoxville, with a 70% chance of quarter-inch rainfall and possible flooding in areas with recent heavy rain.

Kingsport Parks and Rec has launched a weekly Lunchtime Walking Club to encourage community fitness, open to all ages every Wednesday for seven weeks.

Matthew Knowlton has been promoted to Battalion Chief at the Sevierville Fire Department, leading the Red Shift team and holding a decorated tenure with numerous certifications.

The Y-12 National Security Complex has successfully transferred technology to the commercial sector, issued 20 patents, and generated over $203,000 in royalties from licensed innovations.

Lt. Jim Tallmadge of the Johnson City Police Department graduated from the FBI National Academy, a prestigious 10-week law enforcement leadership training program.

Ruby Whitehorn, a Lady Vols basketball player, accepted a plea deal for vandalism and trespassing charges and must comply with a diversion program for charges to be expunged. Her future with the team is uncertain.