Farragut is adding a Holiday Tree Village to its Light the Park event, with local groups invited to decorate trees. A portion of the registration fee benefits Toys for Tots.

The Crossville City Council voted to move EMS services to the Fire Department amidst concerns over tax increases and sustainability, with plans to seek grants and manage costs effectively.

Dollywood plans its first race event during the Flower & Food Festival in April 2026, featuring half marathon, 5K, 10K, and kids' runs, with entertainment and exclusive medals.

Monroe County's 911 system faced a disruption due to a battery backup failure, which was discovered after CO2 monitors indicated a toxic leak from overheating batteries. Emergency protocols were enacted promptly.

Firefighters extinguished a fire at Knoxville's JTV facility; no injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Knoxville's forecast includes mostly cloudy skies and 100% humidity, leading to a high of 83°F. Clear skies and rising temperatures are expected for the coming week.

A motorcycle crash on I-81 in Hamblen County resulted in the death of 19-year-old Landon Roland after colliding with a trailer. The other driver faces charges.

An inmate died after a fistfight at Sevier County Jail; prompt responses from officers and medical staff couldn't avert the fatality. TBI is investigating, and the sheriff emphasizes transparency and the use of body cameras.

Jon Lane is set to become the new director of Water and Sewer Services in Johnson City, succeeding Tom Witherspoon who served for 44 years. Lane has a solid engineering background and previously acted as assistant director. He starts on Nov. 7.

Building 3003, a remnant of the Manhattan Project at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, was demolished to make way for new developments, with the project conducted by OREM and UCOR.

The Town of Farragut begins street resurfacing on Sept. 15, affecting roads like North Campbell Station Road, with special instructions for residents.

Teen Riley Pawlick faces charges for the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Holden Howse at a Harriman party; he will stay jailed with house arrest denied.

Patrolman Brad Hunt, with 20 years of experience, joins the Madisonville Police, bringing expertise and depth to the team after serving as a military police officer.