Jack Mullins, a Hancock County School Board member, has been indicted by the TBI for allegedly soliciting a minor for sexual activity and charged with solicitation of a minor and official misconduct.

Knoxville forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms, with a 40% chance of rain increasing to 90% at night, highs near 81°F, and a shift in wind direction post-midnight.

Knoxville Police arrested two suspects for theft, recovered drugs and a firearm, and charged them with various offenses including drug possession and weapons charges.

Colby Seals from Claiborne County is charged with attempted second-degree murder for severely injuring a man during a fight in Sneedville, Hancock County.

Randall Lebron has been appointed as the new Fire Investigator in the Gatlinburg Fire Department, bringing over 13 years of fire service experience, including seven years at the Islamorada Fire Department.

Knoxville Police prepare for National Night Out to strengthen community relations and promote public safety through events and a kickoff at Tank Strickland Park.

Firefighters extinguished a small fire at Brothers Bedding in Knoxville, with moderate damage reported. A sprinkler system had helped contain the blaze.

The Knoxville Fire Department partners with NFPA to promote fire safety, focusing on educating the public on proper use and disposal of lithium-ion batteries during Fire Prevention Week.

The Tennessee Volunteers football team advanced to No. 12 in the AP Top 25 and Coaches polls after a bye week, marking their 54th consecutive week in the rankings.

A Mascot man was arrested for felony reckless endangerment after a road rage incident in North Knox County where he allegedly fired at a Dodge Ram truck.

Sevierville canceled the final day of the Slammedenuff car show due to disturbances and public safety concerns, enforcing a zero-tolerance policy for future disruptions.

A crash on I-40 West near Papermill Drive in Knoxville caused delays, with no serious injuries reported. Police cleared the scene and investigated the cause. Traffic flow returned to normal after some residual delays.

Sevierville cancels Slammedenuff car show's Sunday event due to disturbances, citing safety concerns and strain on resources; city enforces zero-tolerance policy for any nuisance activities.