Gatlinburg is conducting maintenance on Bruce Street, causing detours between East Parkway and Walnut Street starting Tuesday. The police advised commuters to expect delays and obey traffic signs.

Johnson City's Connect Downtown awards micro-grants totaling over $30,000 to 13 local businesses for downtown enhancement projects.

Morristown's Fire Station 3 hosts a training program for recruits from various fire departments, focusing on firefighting skills and emergency preparedness, including upcoming hazardous materials certification.

The National Park Service and the Back Country Horsemen of Big South Fork are upgrading the Station Camp Campground, replacing old horse tie-stalls with new corrals.

The Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area will host the Art in the Park Photo Contest reception on September 5, featuring a photography exhibit, refreshments, and live music.

The Roane County Sheriff's Office announced Deputy Dustin Hensley's promotion to Corporal after 25 years in law enforcement, commending his service and leadership.

Knoxville's forecast includes slight showers, possible thunderstorms, and temperatures around 79°F today. Unsettled weather will continue with chances of rain and thunderstorms into the weekend.

A teen died in a car crash in Claiborne County; charges are pending against driver Tiffany Parker after her vehicle struck a tree and flipped. Both weren't wearing seatbelts.

A fatal crash on I-40 West near Papermill Drive in Knoxville resulted in a woman's death and significant traffic delays. The Knoxville Police Department is investigating the incident.

UT Knoxville's Advisory Board will meet on September 5 to discuss updates from the chancellor, infrastructure, and educational programs, including the College of Nursing.

Knoxville's weekly weather forecast includes sun, clouds, and intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms, with comfortable temperatures and light winds.

Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters, in office since 1978, announced he will not seek re-election in 2026, ending his 48-year tenure. He oversaw significant growth in the county.

Farragut seeks applications for a South Ward alderman role due to a vacancy. The term extends until August 2026, with eligibility criteria emphasizing local residency and voter registration. Applications are due by September 10, 2025.