The Blount County Sheriff's Office is participating in the "Slow Down Tennessee" campaign to combat speeding, which is linked to serious accidents. Sheriff Berrong urges drivers to slow down for safety.

The Sevierville Police Department announced promotions within its ranks, with Chief Manning expressing confidence in the newly promoted officers' leadership and dedication.

Two 18-year-olds face charges after their bullets struck a neighboring home; one round entered a child's bedroom in Powell. They admitted to firing a gun without a backstop and were found with alcohol on their breath.

The National Weather Service anticipates a hot week in Knoxville with highs reaching near 100 degrees, daily sunny skies, and chances of thunderstorms.

The search for missing 65-year-old Keith Conley in Knox County intensifies as authorities employ helicopters and dive teams, and issue a Silver Alert because of his medical condition.

Nathan Lee Westbrook, a former Monroe County paramedic, faces federal charges for possessing and distributing child pornography after law enforcement traced illicit material to his devices.

Unexplained loud boom in Blount County, Tennessee, prompts investigation; no electric issues or seismic activity detected, cause remains unknown. Residents experienced concurrent power outages, officials are still searching for an explanation.

Six entrepreneurs join ORNL's Innovation Crossroads to develop energy startups, with fellowships providing stipends, travel allowances, and access to facilities and mentorship.

Kingsport Mayor Paul W. Montgomery joins Leadership Tennessee's Signature Program Class XII, seeking to confront state challenges through a 10-month initiative.

A person barricaded in Tellico Plains was arrested after a standoff on Rafter Road, ending with SWAT intervention using CR gas. No injuries were reported.

Correctional officers at the Northeast Correctional Complex intercepted a large cache of contraband including drugs, tobacco, and electronics on July 2.

Young-Williams Animal Center is at 'critical capacity' and urges Knoxville to help by adopting with waived fees or using services like the Petco Love Lost program.

The National Weather Service predicts high temperatures and potential storms in Knoxville, advising residents to take precautions against heat and hazardous weather.