Blount County Sheriff's Office advises on traffic increase due to Rock the Country Festival at Maple Lane Farms, with traffic control and safety measures in place for the event.

Jim Campbell has been appointed as the Chief of Police for the Clinton Police Department, recognized for over 30 years of dedicated service and a community-first approach to policing.

A 21-year-old man, Isaac Matchett, died in a single-vehicle crash on Norris Freeway in Anderson County, TN, after his Mustang struck a guardrail and tree. He was not wearing a seatbelt.

Lt. Ted Brindle of the Claiborne County Sheriff's Office resigned after a POST investigation found he falsified firearm training records. He stepped down before potential termination.

Knoxville faces a wet week with showers and thunderstorms expected, high humidity, and little wind. Precipitation chances remain high, potentially affecting outdoor activities.

The Rocky Top TN Police Department shared a social media post urging drivers to move over for flashing lights, highlighting traffic risks to law enforcement officers.

I-75 in Campbell County will have lane closures due to bridge repairs, causing traffic delays from April 27 with an expected end date of May 25, per TDOT.

Michael Woodard was found safe after a search by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and community. He had distinctive tattoos and was last seen driving a silver Nissan Rogue.

ORNL acquires new mass spectrometry equipment, enabling more detailed analysis of microbial systems, and boosting biological research efficiency and accuracy.

Knowledge of climate science and personal experience of rising temperatures increase concern for global warming, indicating education's role in climate awareness.

An investigation into Knox County Trustee's Office was initiated following a fraud hotline tip, uncovering overspending on hotels and personal use of county cars, leading to state scrutiny and one termination.

Johnson City is actively addressing environmental challenges, focusing on stormwater management, water quality, waste disposal, and preventing pharmaceutical pollution.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, Sevierville Police Department urged drivers to respect work zones, citing NHTSA stats of 891 deaths in 2022, with most victims being motorists.