Knoxville's forecast from NWS predicts a week of clear, sunny days with mid-60s temperatures, calm winds, and a slight chance of showers early next week.

A Jefferson County paramedic faces charges of sexual exploitation of a minor, with no evidence linking victims to his roles at JCEMS or as a coach. JCEMS suspended him and is reviewing internally.

Sevierville Police Department joins DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to collect unused prescriptions on October 25 at Walmart Neighborhood Market.

Michael A. Taylor announced a public forum to address concerns over the controversial plea deal in the murder case of 17-month-old Elena Hembree involving Harvey Gollahan.

Farragut residents shared views on public safety, infrastructure, and parks in the National Community Survey, revealing satisfaction and areas to improve, aiding town planning.

The Public Works department in Johnson City was awarded the 2025 Mark Miller Project of the Year by the TCAPWA for their work on the West Walnut Street Corridor Redevelopment Plan.

McFee Park's tennis/pickleball courts are closed for restriping to become tennis-only; new pickleball courts are underway at Mayor Bob Leonard Park, expected by December.

Newport Police Officer Brandon Cassady was arrested for domestic assault and false imprisonment. He's accused of restraining a woman and preventing her from leaving. Cassady is suspended without pay pending an investigation.

The White Pine Police swiftly recovered a stolen Cadillac and arrested suspect Michael Stimson, helped by quick community and inter-agency cooperation.

Knoxville experiences dense fog with poor visibility and 100% humidity. Clarity will return with possible showers and a high of 68°F later. The week ahead promises sunny days with mid-60 temps. The weekend may bring clouds and slight rain chances.

An Athens man was charged with child exploitation after TBI and local police, alerted by NCMEC, found CSAM on his devices. The McMinn County Grand Jury indicted him, leading to his arrest and a $500,000 bond.

Seven people were arraigned for their roles in the in-custody death of Lester Isbill at Monroe County Jail, facing various charges including misconduct and criminally negligent homicide.

The CCSO executed a narcotics search warrant, seizing weapons, money, and leading to multiple arrests, as part of an effort to dismantle the local drug trade.