Three men were arrested in Greenback, TN on drug charges after a successful narcotics search by law enforcement.

A Tennessee man pleaded guilty to orchestrating a fraud scheme that misused COVID-19 relief benefits through fake businesses, falsely claiming over $3.4 million in tax credits.

Dense fog in Knoxville prompts a NWS special weather statement. Drivers warned of low visibility. Wet climate with showers and storms expected through the week.

Interstate 75 in Hamilton County will have lane closures for bridge work starting July 8, as per TDOT. Delays are expected, and police will direct traffic. Drivers are urged to check for updates and comply with the Move Over Law.

ORNL scientists confirmed critical errors in standard water simulations, emphasizing the need for accurate time steps to avoid volumetric inaccuracies impacting various industries.

The Alpha-2 facility at Y-12 is being demolished to make way for modern defense projects, involving extensive removal of hazardous materials and reflecting on its historic significance.

ORETTC is implementing XR technologies for safe training simulations in high-risk scenarios, enhancing remote collaboration, and developing haptic feedback systems for immersive training experiences, advancing NNSA's manufacturing goals.

A $42.7 million federal grant meant to reconnect East Knoxville with the city was cut by the "Big Beautiful Bill," impacting a major development project.

Jefferson City urges water conservation amidst high summer demand, asking residents to limit non-essential water use and report leaks to ensure a sufficient supply for essential needs.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol competes in the America's Best-Looking Cruiser contest by AAST, aiming for inclusion in a calendar that supports student scholarships. Voting ends July 11, noon EDT.

A fatal crash on US 411 in Blount County near Brick Mill Road led to a shutdown and later reopening of the highway. The Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed one death, with local authorities responding to and investigating the incident.

Kenyan Roshad Warren from Knoxville was convicted for a DUI crash that killed a pedestrian and seriously injured another; he faces a 10-year max sentence.

The Knoxville area is expected to experience summer storms with a 60-80% chance of thunderstorms and high temperatures, with potential severe weather causing wind gusts and flash floods.