A motorcyclist died after hitting a stopped pickup truck on Chapman Highway in South Knoxville. The crash occurred at 11:20 p.m. and is under KPD investigation.

Resurfacing work on I-75 in Bradley and McMinn Counties prompts nightly lane closures, with one lane open in each direction; exit ramps at Exit 36 may also close intermittently.

Johnson City Fire Department Chief David Bell has been elected to the TFCA Board of Directors to represent the Eastern Region, reinforcing his dedication to public safety and professional development in Tennessee.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office held an awards ceremony to honor deputies for their service, with various deputies recognized as Deputy of the Month and Corrections Deputy of the Month.

Bridge replacements on SR 68 in Polk County, Tennessee lead to lane reductions and expect to complete by December 2026. Traffic disruptions and safety measures are emphasized.

KPD investigates a fatal collision where a speeding motorcyclist hit a stationary pickup truck in South Knoxville, leading to the motorcyclist's death.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville predicts sunny and hot conditions with intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms over the next several days.

A fire at the Cocke County Highway Department in Newport, which had explosives inside, was brought under control without injuries. Nearby areas were evacuated as a precaution.

ORNL highlighted its AI advancements at the AI+ Expo, discussing topics like AI's role in scientific research, AI model security, and integrating AI with quantum computing.

Zoo Knoxville introduced two young Southern White Rhinos from The Wilds in Ohio to their Rhino Reserve, as part of a conservation effort for the near threatened species.

Dense fog advisory issued in parts of southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia; NWS advises caution for drivers. Clearing expected later with high heat.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory collaborates with Atomic Canyon to use AI in nuclear licensing, leveraging advanced computing to improve efficiency and safety in the nuclear energy sector.

Maryville College received the Silver-level Military Friendly® School designation for their commitment to supporting veteran education and future job prospects.