I-275 in Knox County will be closed for bridge replacement using ABC methods from July 11-14, impacting traffic and requiring use of alternative routes.

Sevier County Fire & Rescue extinguished a commercial fire on Walnut Grove Road with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation. Multiple agencies assisted, and the public is advised to avoid the area.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office is training deputies on the TASER 10, offering better accuracy and safety features to enhance de-escalation efforts.

Brian Bivens is appointed as the interim director of Knox County's juvenile detention center amid controversy and restructuring efforts, following Richard L. Bean's accelerated retirement.

Morristown officials announce traffic plans for the July 4th event at Cherokee Park, with road closures and strict exit routes to ensure safety and manage congestion.

Former Oak Ridge officer Zachary Gauthier was indicted on 23 counts of official misconduct after an internal police investigation and subsequent review by the District Attorney.

Edward Kelley from Tennessee received a life sentence for planning a violent campaign against law enforcement, including the FBI, and was found guilty on multiple charges.

Johnson City Public Works will begin a milling and paving project in the Tree Streets neighborhood on July 7, causing traffic disruptions but promising smoother roads upon completion.

Gatlinburg announces service schedules for July 4th, with closures of government offices, continued trash collection, extended Gatlinburg Trolley hours, and normal golf course operations.

An SUV struck a nursing home bus in Morgan County, killing the SUV driver and a bus passenger, with two others injured. Blood tests for impairment are pending.

Knoxville's forecast promises a hot, sunny week with temperatures nearing 90°F, calm winds, and clear nights. A slight chance of rain may offer relief.

Deputy Craig Brewer retires from the Loudon County Sheriff's Office after 28 years of service, as celebrated in a social media post by the department.

Kingsport's July 4th parade will start at 10 a.m., with road closures on Center Street and surrounding areas, followed by July 5 Red, White and Boom festivities with additional closures on Main Street.