ORNL has developed a new muon detector, enhancing nuclear material monitoring and quantum computing, offering unique imaging capabilities for dense materials and heralding cross-disciplinary success.

Sheriff Tommy Jones clarified that several Monroe County correction officers are suspended with pay amid ongoing probes, stressing the DA's role in charging decisions and promising an internal paid leave policy.

Eric Dougherty is named the new police chief of Johnson City, starting November 4, succeeding retiring Chief Billy Church.

Knoxville's City Council primary election concluded with candidates for five district seats set for the general election, emphasizing local issues and voter participation.

Knoxville's forecast includes a break from summer heat with low 80s temperatures, clear skies, and light breezes, with a slight chance of showers by Sunday.

Knoxville Police Department's mounted patrol unit adds three horses, seeks public's help in naming them, with support from the Downtown Knoxville Alliance.

Missing 15-year-old Asher Kai Ford from Knox County was found safe after a community search effort. His prior history of running away had raised concerns.

Farragut's Alderman David White, who served Ward 2 since 2022, has passed away. The town mourns his death, remembering his deep roots in the community and dedication to service.

Blount County road closure on Peterson Lane between Carpenters Grade Road and Mark Lane for two days due to construction.

Chief Deputy Zac Frye is departing from the Loudon County Sheriff's Office for a full-time Active Guard Reserve position after returning from deployment with the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment.

Johnson City is hosting a walk-and-talk event with a juror for its Phil Pindzola Biennial Sculpture Exhibition, allowing attendees to explore outdoor art installations throughout the city, which are also available for purchase.

The Knox County RFC identified human remains from 2020 using genetic genealogy, revealing the deceased to be Gerald J. Forsman, missing for over 20 years.

Whataburger opens its first restaurant in Knoxville, near the University of Tennessee, with plans for more locations in Powell and Turkey Creek. The chain also operates a food truck, with a stop at Neyland Stadium.