A Blount County man received a 25-year prison sentence for child sexual assault, with mandatory sex offender registration and supervision upon release.

Ayana Ghosh, an ORNL staff scientist, earns the title of Early Career Distinguished Presenter by the MRS for her work in materials science.

Anderson County Sheriff's Office is actively seeking patrol deputies, highlighting urgent hiring needs in a social media plea and encouraging quick applications. Contact Captain Steve Owens to apply.

The Knoxville City Council approved a $100,000 emergency fund to address the rising food assistance needs, further supported by matched funds from the United Way.

Michael Dwayne Oakley is charged with leaving a fatal hit-and-run and driving with a suspended license after the incident on Maryville Pike, Knox County.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office has warned the public about a phone scam where fraudsters imitate their office's number and tells residents not to share personal or financial information.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts clear skies and highs in the 60s, with intermittent showers expected throughout the weekend and the coming week.

Frank Galbraith, a retired history teacher, will give a talk titled "A Day of Infamy" covering historical events leading to WWII at Farragut Town Hall on Dec 1.

Tennessee has passed a law mandating annual firearm safety education in schools starting the 2025-2026 school year, with local sheriff's deputies providing age-appropriate instruction and safety resources.

Cocke County's 'Operation Jammies & Jackets' is a drive to collect warm clothing for children in need, ending on December 12, with multiple drop-off locations and online shopping options.

The Sevierville Police Department promotes the Teen Christmas program on Facebook, offering holiday aid to local teens in need, providing clothing and hygiene supplies.

Petro's Chili & Chips is set to close its Market Square location in Knoxville due to a 170% rent increase, with doors closing on November 14. The brand continues operations at other locations despite recent closures.

Maryville High School evacuated and dismissed early due to a gas leak. The incident, which occurred during construction, was managed safely with no injuries. Atmos Energy is repairing the leak.