Five University of Tennessee faculty members receive prestigious Fulbright Scholar Program awards for global projects in diverse academic fields for the 2025-26 year.

Knoxville Police, in collaboration with other agencies, arrested 11 people in a property crime crackdown, including Zachary Littleton who faced eight warrants.

Sevierville Police invite locals to a "Cookout with the Cops" event to strengthen ties, including food, displays, and partnership with other first responders.

Two Knox County parents are charged with child abuse and endangerment after their seven children were found living in neglectful conditions, including one child's report of being confined in a dog kennel.

Knoxville anticipates a hot and stormy day with a heat index of 101 degrees, reduced visibility due to fog, and intermittent thunderstorms, according to the NWS.

Pigeon Forge Police Department will host National Night Out to foster police-community relations with activities, food, and drinks on August 5 from 6-8 PM.

Oak Ridge has launched a dedicated web page to improve communication with Scarboro residents after a community meeting about a tragic shooting incident.

Zoo Knoxville anticipates the birth of a Western lowland gorilla in late 2025, with mother Kumi conceived through a conservation program. The zoo monitors her health closely and trains her for motherhood.

ORNL researchers developed a cost-effective, dry process for lithium-ion battery production using long carbon fibers, enhancing efficiency, safety, and strength while reducing manufacturing costs and environmental impact.

Nicholas Hamlett's case, involving a murder in Monroe County and a nationwide manhunt, is set for a grand jury. He allegedly used a false ID to mislead authorities.

Two juveniles were injured in a Knoxville drive-by shooting; one is critical. A suspect, a 17-year-old, was charged with attempted murder and reckless endangerment.

Johnson City Public Works is paving Claude Simmons Road between Knob Creek Road and Strawberry Field Drive from July 31 to August 1, which may cause delays.

Rep. Tim Burchett sustained a broken rib after being kicked by a horse but assured it won't interfere with his work and continued attending scheduled events.