Knox County Sheriff warns of a credit card scam "Ghost Tap," where criminals use digital wallets to commit fraud, with several arrests made and a reminder for public vigilance.

Knoxville faces showers and possible thunderstorms today, mainly in the afternoon. The evening may see less rain. The week starts sunny, with warm temperatures expected to last through Wednesday. Rain chances return Thursday, increasing on Friday.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office thanked agencies and locals for their collective response to a tornado, highlighting community support and the importance of teamwork in emergencies.

TDOT warns of I-75 delays due to construction in Tennessee with rolling roadblocks on June 1, from 6-8 am ET, across Hamilton, Bradley, and McMinn Counties. Travelers urged to check for updates and comply with the Move Over Law.

Road maintenance in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in June will cause partial closures and detours, affecting Little River Road and Spur. Visitors should plan for extra travel time.

Richard L. Bean has resigned as superintendent of the juvenile detention center named after him in Knox County, after allegations and controversy regarding his leadership.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes sunny spells, potential thunderstorms, and variable temperatures throughout the week with chances of rain increasing towards the weekend.

Oak Ridge's monthly siren test moves from the first Wednesday to Monday, June 2, to avoid conflict with an emergency exercise at Y-12 National Security Complex.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office provided drone footage of tornado damage across various roads, thanking those involved in relief efforts and expressing solidarity with affected residents.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office warns the public to avoid the Holt Road area due to storm damage, downed power lines, and debris. Multiple injuries are reported, with recovery efforts underway.

The article details the Johnson City Fire Department's awards ceremony where firefighters were honored for their service, especially during Hurricane Helene, with Medal of Valor recipients and other commendations.

UT and Knoxville PD chiefs attended the Police Executive Research Forum, highlighting their commitment to advanced policing strategies and collaboration.

The Knoxville Police Department's 66th Community Police Academy program is open for applications, offering residents insight into law enforcement operations starting August 28, 2025.