A shooting in Tazewell resulted in one man dead and a 10-year-old boy critically wounded; the child was airlifted to a medical center. Police are investigating with no further details released.

Melissa Cregger and Carrie Eckert have been named chief science officers at ORNL's Center for Bioenergy Innovation, to lead biomass and biofuels research. Former chief officer Brian Davison shifts to industrial liaison.

The Quantum Science Center is reviewing its achievements and planning its future, with progress noted in quantum research and user adoption of its Quantum Instrumentation Control Kit.

Detective Sharon Baird of the Anderson County Sheriff's Office completed a challenging 10-week forensic science course at the National Forensic Academy, as stated by Sheriff Barker on their Facebook page.

A traffic accident on New Highway 68 in Madisonville resulted in injuries, road closures, and traffic delays, as reported by local police on Facebook.

A disc golfer was rescued by Rural Metro Fire in North Knox County after falling and being unable to walk, necessitating wheeled litter transport back to the course start.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes sunshine and storms with variable chances of rain and potential thunderstorms, and a mix of cloudy and clear skies.

Five arrested in a Knox County fentanyl bust involving over 2.5 pounds of drugs, firearms, and cash by KCSO units as part of the 313 Initiative targeting narcotics from Detroit.

Johnson City Police warn of a text scam falsely claiming to be from the Tennessee DMV regarding unpaid traffic tickets.

A body was found near railroad tracks in Lenoir City, with local authorities, including the Loudon County Sheriff's Office, investigating the scene. No cause of death or identity details have been released.

Johnson City firefighters were recognized with wooden plaques for their effective response to the Buffalo Mountain wildfire during a City Commission meeting.

NWS forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Knoxville, with a high chance of rain and potential for localized flooding. Wind gusts may reach 60 mph, posing risks. The unsettled weather pattern is expected to continue throughout the week.

Brackins and Smith took their oaths as Gatlinburg City Commissioners, marking the start of their four-year terms with a ceremony at the Mills Conference Center.