The TWRA is investigating reports of a person in West Knoxville feeding bears, raising community safety concerns and the risk of euthanizing the bears. Feeding wildlife is discouraged by TWRA.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office praised the return of School Resource Officers to schools, emphasizing their role in creating a safe, supportive environment and building positive relationships with students.

Knoxville's weekly weather includes hot, sunny days and potential thunderstorms, with high temperatures near 90 degrees and varied chances of rain throughout the week.

Two Knox County officials have been indicted for official misconduct involving taxpayer funds, leading to Mayor Jacobs expressing disappointment and advocating for ethical conduct.

The Union County Sheriff's Office is holding a fundraiser for their K9 unit, raffling prizes like a spotting scope and a griddle to support training and care for their dogs.

Fatal shooting investigation underway after 23-year-old Samuel Ridenour was found dead at an Anderson County home; all parties identified, no public threat.

Micayla Wald, 28, was indicted on two counts of child abuse/neglect after a Kiddie Korner Day Care investigation, resulting in a $50,000 bail arrest. The case is still under Department of Children's Services review.

The Sevierville Sunrise Rotary Club, with Tennessee State Bank and Publix, created "Go Bags" for local law enforcement, appreciated by the Sevier County Sheriff's Office.

Sevierville Police Department announces road and parking closures for the "Shine and Dine on Bruce" event, affecting the Municipal Parking Lot and Bruce Street on August 9.

Johnson City launches the Safe City Project with a new Real-Time Crime Center and advanced technologies, aiming for proactive policing without additional immediate taxpayer costs.

Sgt. Bradley and Sgt. Henderson of the Knoxville Police Department were praised for completing section two of the FBI-LEEDA Command Leadership Institute.

Knoxville weather forecast includes mostly sunny skies, highs in the 80s/90s, and light winds, with a gradual increase in chances for showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

Jason Dobbins, a former employee of the Knox County Trustee's Office, was indicted for official misconduct related to the misuse of taxpayer dollars. He was released on bond, denies the charges, and an investigation into office misuse continues.