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.

A serious crash on N. Broadway at Rose Drive in Knoxville caused significant traffic delays and closed northbound lanes. Authorities are investigating and redirecting traffic; the condition of those involved hasn't been disclosed.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes sunshine, thunderstorms, and hot temperatures, with a mix of sporadic rain and calm winds expected throughout the week.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory and JuggerBot 3D collaborate on advancing large-format 3D printing, aiming to print with thermoset polymers and improve thermoplastic printing uniformity. Their partnership has already enhanced material bead consistency.

The Anderson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee is promoting road safety, urging drivers to slow down as part of the "Slow Down to Make It Home Safe" campaign.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Child Safety Seat Clinic on July 12 to help parents ensure their children's car seats are properly installed.

Knoxville Police played wiffle ball with local youth at the Montgomery Village Boys & Girls Club, followed by a shared meal, as part of community policing efforts.

Knoxville Police heightened patrols during the 4th of July, resulting in no fatal crashes and seven DUI arrests, ensuring roadway safety during the holiday.

Oak Ridge is inspecting northeast-side water service lines in July, checking material types in meter boxes, with no need for resident presence during the process.