NWS warns of potential severe weather in parts of NC, TN, and VA, with risks of damaging winds and heavy rain. Knoxville might see thunderstorms and showers, raising concerns about flash flooding.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scammers impersonating officials and using employees' names, exploiting residents through various payment methods, including bitcoin.

Three individuals were arrested in Knox County, Tennessee, during a drug investigation, where law enforcement seized fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamine, firearms, and cash.

Blount County Sheriff's Office hosts its 3rd Annual Spring Into Action event, connecting community and first responders with demonstrations, safety seat checks, and family activities.

KPD has announced a sobriety checkpoint on Kingston Pike for June 20, 2025, as part of efforts to curb impaired driving, following a spate of fatal accidents.

A teacher in Blount County faces termination over allegations of misconduct with special education students, with an investigation revealing past inaction by the district.

Knoxville Police Department's Organized Crime Unit, with support from the FBI and TBI, seized drugs and firearms, resulting in the arrest of four men on various charges.

A body was found by railroad tracks in Lenoir City, and the Loudon County Sheriff's Office is investigating the cause of death. Details are limited as the investigation is ongoing.

The City of Morristown warns of traffic disruptions due to ongoing TDOT construction on US 11E/SR 34 from June 6-11, 2025, advising caution and patience for commuters.

The Pigeon Forge Police Department is undergoing specialized training to help children in drug-abuse situations, supported by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and local organizations.

KATS is offering free rides on all bus routes on June 17 to support "Dump the Pump" Day, encouraging the use of public transit over personal vehicles.

Former Knoxville police officer Dan Roark received a 300-month prison sentence for child exploitation and child pornography after admitting guilt in a plea agreement.

The Maryville Police Department is alerting residents to a scam involving fraudulent DMV texts asking for traffic ticket payments and urging people not to engage with the links or provide information.