Knoxville's weather forecast includes thunderstorms and windy conditions, with a mix of sunny days expected later in the week. Winds may cause power outages and displace objects.

Johnson City Parks and Recreation won four prestigious awards at the Tennessee Recreation & Parks Association conference, with staff and volunteers recognized for their efforts.

A peaceful "No Kings" rally with 1,500 participants occurred in downtown Knoxville, with one minor hit-and-run incident involving a truck and a motorcycle. No arrests were made at the event, which was coordinated with police.

Knox County's Rural Metro Fire participated in Lowe's Fire Safety Day in Clinton Highway store, providing fire safety education and promoting the use of smoke detectors in homes.

A man named Blake McClellan died in a crash in Greeneville when his Mustang collided with a Jeep after failing to yield on West Andrew Johnson Highway.

Norfolk Southern Railroad to close Johnson City railroad crossings for track maintenance from October 20, potentially altering traffic and emergency response times.

Jacob Paul Yugo of Oak Ridge was charged with first-degree murder after his mother, Candace Yugo, died from assault injuries. Initially charged with attempted murder, Yugo is now in custody.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park will stay open despite the government shutdown, supported by a community and state coalition, ensuring full visitor services until November 2.

Water service on Sunrise Dr in Maryville has been restored after an unscheduled outage due to a water main break, with residents advised to run water to clear air in pipes.

Former US Marine Bryce Johnson joins the Madisonville Police Department, continuing his family's law enforcement tradition and adding to the force's military experience.

Farragut's Community Development Department is hosting a free educational workshop about town planning and codes for residents, to enhance transparency and public engagement. No registration is required for the event on Oct. 30.

The University of Tennessee's Herbert College of Agriculture launched a Faculty Teaching Fellowship program to improve learning through advanced teaching strategies.

The Greene County Sheriff's Office warned of a jury duty scam where individuals are falsely threatened with arrest unless they pay fines via gift cards or wire transfers.