Sunny and warm weather is expected in Knoxville, with high temperatures in the 70s to low 80s and calm winds, transitioning to cooler nights and a slight chance of showers later in the week.

Knoxville Police Department promotes three officers, with Dabbelt becoming a Lieutenant and Campbell and Cook becoming Sergeants, bringing over 40 years of combined experience to their new roles.

Scientists at ORNL found that the growth location of poplar trees affects their cell wall composition, particularly lignin, which is crucial for biofuel development.

A Knoxville man was charged with federal child sex abuse after a sting operation where he brought his child to meet an undercover officer posing as a sex traffiler.

A man from Tellico Plains received a 45-year prison sentence for the aggravated rape of a child, highlighted by Monroe County Sheriff on social media.

Claiborne County man, Daniel Jack Goins, was found guilty of five counts of continuous sexual abuse of four minors.

The Knoxville area is expected to see early showers and thunderstorms giving way to a sunny sky, with a high of 84 degrees and a 60% chance of rain. Following calm weather is anticipated with mild temperatures.

A misty morning with limited visibility and high humidity in Knoxville, showers likely before 1 pm, then clearing up with a high near 84°F. The week promises sunny days with a warning for isolated flooding.

A vehicle crashed into an Alcoa Panera Bread, with no injuries reported. The restaurant closed for repairs and updates will be provided on its website.

A missing 13-year-old from Chicago Heights was found safe in Knoxville, ending a multistate search. Law enforcement worked together effectively, with a male charged for harboring a runaway.

Tennessee Volunteers football team is excitedly preparing for their season opener against Syracuse in 10 days, as players share their anticipation and strategies with the press.

Inmate Lester Clouse was indicted on retaliation charges for threatening an elected official; the TBI investigated the case. His bond is set at $50,000.

Oak Ridge residents will have a 2.75% hike in their electric bills starting October 2025, due to the rise in cost for service and infrastructure, amounting to an expected increase of about $3.50 per month.