The article provides an overview of traffic occurrences in Knox County during Labor Day weekend, noting crashes, DUI arrests, and law enforcement's efforts to maintain road safety.

Knoxville Area Transit offers game-day shuttles for Tennessee Volunteer fans heading to Neyland Stadium, with cashless payments via an app and Park and Ride options available.

The Knoxville Police Department increased traffic enforcement over Labor Day weekend, culminating in a fatal crash on I-40 West and 14 DUI arrests. The full report was shared to emphasize road safety.

Quantum Brilliance installs the world's first parallelized quantum processing unit cluster at ORNL, enabling advanced quantum-classical computing without the need for cryogenic conditions.

ORNL has added a Quantum Brilliance computer system onsite to explore integrating quantum computing within high-performance computing ecosystems, paving the way for advancements in scientific computing.

A dog died in a West Knox County house fire late Tuesday night. The fire, at the 100 block of Farlow Road, had no human casualties, and Rural Metro Fire is investigating the cause.

Mariah Dunlop joins TBI as Public Affairs Officer to serve East Tennessee, bringing law enforcement and communication expertise.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and sunny periods with temperatures ranging from the 60s to 89°F over the coming days. Winds may reach up to 20 mph.

Gatlinburg is conducting maintenance on Bruce Street, causing detours between East Parkway and Walnut Street starting Tuesday. The police advised commuters to expect delays and obey traffic signs.

Johnson City's Connect Downtown awards micro-grants totaling over $30,000 to 13 local businesses for downtown enhancement projects.

Morristown's Fire Station 3 hosts a training program for recruits from various fire departments, focusing on firefighting skills and emergency preparedness, including upcoming hazardous materials certification.

The National Park Service and the Back Country Horsemen of Big South Fork are upgrading the Station Camp Campground, replacing old horse tie-stalls with new corrals.

The Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area will host the Art in the Park Photo Contest reception on September 5, featuring a photography exhibit, refreshments, and live music.