Parents arrested for the 2024 death of their five-year-old daughter, Aurora Grace Hurst, in White Pine, charged with aggravated child abuse under "Haley's Law."

Knoxville and University of Tennessee Police Departments will conduct a sobriety checkpoint on Volunteer Boulevard on August 28 to deter impaired driving.

TDOT announced a traffic shift on I-26 in Unicoi County due to bridge repair work, affecting lanes between MM 39 and 40 with the reopening of the Jackson Love Highway entrance ramp.

Rare "once-in-a-century" flash flooding in Hamilton County, Tennessee, prompts swift action by transportation officials, impacting roads including I-24. TDOT coordinated a response, reopening roads by early morning without construction exacerbation.

West Knox County residents were relieved after Rural Metro Fire contained a kitchen fire caused by a lightning strike. No injuries were reported, and investigations continue.

A serious accident on Highway 321 South at Sandy Shore Drive in Lenoir City caused injuries and road closures, with ongoing emergency response and traffic redirection.

The NWS Knoxville reports heavy fog, 100% humidity, and low visibility for the morning, with a 20% chance of afternoon showers, a high of 91°F, and warns of dense fog causing hazardous driving conditions.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials warn against feeding bears, noting increased incidents and emphasizing that such actions are illegal and dangerous. Violators can face hefty fines or jail time.

Brian Davison marks 40 years at ORNL, highlighting his contributions to the bioeconomy, mentorship, and the development of a biomass-to-fuel process with Vertimass LLC.

Nathan Hart from Knoxville, Tennessee, received a 70-month sentence for child pornography possession and must pay restitution and undergo 20 years of supervised release.

Knoxville's NWS warns of dense fog and advises caution due to reduced visibility. Showers and high temperatures expected, with a slight chance of thunderstorms.

The TBI released a new age progression image of the missing child Summer Wells, created by a forensic artist, to renew efforts in locating her and has invited public assistance with information.

The 2024 National Community Survey indicates 82% of Johnson City residents find it an excellent or good place to live, with areas of growth and challenges identified.