The City of Knoxville celebrated the 35th anniversary of the ADA, reflecting on progress in accessibility and inclusivity, and emphasizing its impacts on individuals with disabilities.

Oak Ridge Fire Department unveiled its new ladder truck, Tower 20, set to enhance their firefighting capabilities and ensure better emergency support.

A man in Harriman was arrested after bounty hunters found inert and hoax weapons, including a fake rocket launcher, at his property. The TBI charged him with multiple counts related to the weapons.

Morgan County detectives shot an armed man twice during a standoff; TBI is investigating the incident. The man, involved in a prior domestic dispute, is expected to survive.

Oak Ridge property tax statements are being sent out, with a payment deadline of August 31st to avoid interest charges. If statements are missing, contact the Tax Specialist or visit the city's website.

Convicted felon Markeius Campbell was arrested in Knoxville with drugs and firearms following a Crime Stoppers tip.

Sevierville and Sevier County law enforcement host "Cram a Cruiser" to collect school supplies for local students and teachers, inviting community donations at Wal Mart and the police department.

Knoxville forecasts show a week of heat, sun, and sporadic thunderstorms, with highs reaching the low to mid-90s and a moderate chance of rain each day.

Firefighter Jackson Irwin graduated from Paramedic School at Roane State Community College, enhancing his skills for service at Rural Metro Fire's Station 41.

Lenoir City's Cardboard Boat Race & Fire/Police Games on August 2nd support community building and youth through the Prevention Alliance of Loudon County, with key sponsor BCI defending their title and engaging with local kids.

Knoxville Police arrested two juveniles caught breaking into vehicles in a garage; officers found over 160 grams of marijuana and stolen items in their possession.

Knoxville is set for hot, sunny days with chances of evening storms, high temps mid-90s, and heat indexes possibly higher.

The Gatlinburg Community Center is closing for a week of scheduled maintenance, including floor refinishing and painting, and will reopen on August 4.