KPD conducted a sobriety checkpoint in Knoxville, resulting in numerous citations, warnings, and an arrest for an outstanding burglary warrant. The operation underscores KPD's commitment to road safety and law enforcement.

Virginia transfer Henry Ford joins Tennessee baseball, adding significant hitting prowess with a career .438 average and 28 home runs. He's seen as a 2025 MLB Draft top prospect and can play multiple positions.

Captain Luke Dixon of the Cocke County Swift Water Rescue team became a certified diver, strengthening the team's capabilities in water rescue and recovery operations.

The National Weather Service in Morristown, Tennessee warns of extreme heat in Knoxville, with mid-90s temperatures and heat indices over 100 degrees, urging safety measures.

Extended lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway in Sevierville will last until next week, due to construction of a new right turn lane onto Pittman Center Road.

Knox County deputy was severely injured by a suspect with a rock; the deputy is in critical condition, and the suspect is now in custody. The sheriff calls for community prayers as the investigation continues.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is conducting Active Shooter Response Training at a local high school on June 28, involving multiple agencies and simulations.

The Knoxville Police Command Staff joined the MLK Jr. Parade for Juneteenth, with over 50 officers ensuring safety during the event, symbolizing community-police unity.

The forecast for Knoxville indicates a stretch of hot and sunny days, with temperatures nearing 90-99 degrees and mostly clear skies. Calm winds and little nighttime cooling are expected.

Former Tennessee state senator Frank Niceley has died at 78 from a heart attack. He had a significant political influence and served in both the state House and Senate.

Johnson City officials warn residents about heat-related risks, advise staying hydrated and avoiding the midday sun, and remind not to leave children or pets in hot cars.

Bertha Hatmaker, wife of Caryville Fire Chief Eddie Hatmaker and public health worker, has passed away, deeply mourned by the Campbell County community and emergency services.

District Chief Steve Weaver retires from the Johnson City Fire Department after 38 years, lauded for his service, technological advancements, and leadership during Hurricane Helene.