Knoxville faces hazardous fog with near-zero visibility, rain, and light mountain snow, followed by a temperature drop and variable weather, including rain chances and sunny periods into next week.

The Elizabethton Driver Services Center, damaged by Hurricane Helene, will reopen on April 14 with upgraded facilities after using a mobile unit temporarily.

Bridge replacement at Exit 117 over I-24 in Coffee County slated for April 2027 completion, with construction work mainly at night to minimize disruptions.

A search in Loudon County for two missing teens has become a recovery mission after they're presumed to have jumped from a bridge during a police chase.

A $150 million science museum project in Knoxville was scrapped after philanthropist Jim Clayton withdrew funding, leaving the city to reimagine future development of the site.

A student was arrested in Jefferson County for social media threats of mass violence against a school, leading to a collaboration between officials to assess and act on the threat.

A car accident on Maynardville Highway involved a hit-and-run early Monday morning, leaving one injured. Emergency responders and Rural Metro Fire urged caution and warned against impaired driving.

The Pigeon Forge Police issued a traffic warning for the Spring Rod Run event, with increased patrols and safety tips for drivers due to expected congestion.

A fire heavily damaged a home in South Knox County, with explosions from stored ammunition complicating firefighting efforts. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

Blount County Sheriff's Office and local law enforcers ran six miles in the Law Enforcement Torch Run to support the Area 15 Special Olympics, fostering community bonds and inclusion for the athletes.

The Tennessee Volunteers added Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State to their 2026 football schedule, including a homecoming for former coach Jerry Mack and a revived rivalry with Georgia Tech after Nebraska canceled their planned series.

Blount County Sheriff's Office offers a child car seat installation clinic at Friendsville Elementary School on April 12, aiming to improve child safety in vehicles.

Blount County Sheriff's deputies joined local law enforcement in the Torch Run for Special Olympics Tennessee, promoting community and supporting inclusivity in sports.