A Tennessee man is charged with attempted murder after hitting a pedestrian with a vehicle. The victim is critically stable; the suspect was arrested following an investigation.

Five arrested for burglary at Sweetwater Airsoft; Sheriff Joe Guy reports successful recovery of stolen goods.

Elizabethton launches a volunteer effort to label storm drains and educate the community on avoiding unauthorized discharges to protect local waterways.

The City proposes reallocating $1 million in federal funds to support housing for young adults exiting foster care, inviting public input at a meeting and online.

Sevierville's Springfest event will no longer cause road closures, moving to the CNB parking lot, allowing Bruce Street and surrounding areas to remain open to traffic.

Knoxville police seized drugs and a gun during a traffic stop after observing a suspected drug deal, leading to the arrest of two individuals on felony charges.

Sevierville's Springfest will now occur in the CNB parking lot instead of Bruce Street, preventing downtown traffic closures and keeping the city lot and gazebo open.

Two new officers, Frankie Morris and Jonah Buchanan, were sworn into the Elizabethton Police Department with Chief Jason Shaw expressing his pleasure at their addition.

TBI introduces SafeSeniorTN to protect seniors from crimes, offering safety tips and resources, with a community agent presenting at an upcoming roundtable in Johnson City.

Knoxville residents can expect varied weather, including sun, rain, and possible thunderstorms throughout the week, with fluctuating temperatures and frost advisories.

Bays Mountain Park is reintroducing its "Park After Dark" event on April 26, featuring food trucks, a star-watching program, guided hikes, and evening barge rides, with volunteer opportunities available.

Two individuals were arrested in Cumberland County after heroin and a stolen gun were found during a traffic stop. The stop was made for lane violations, and searches revealed drugs and ammunition.

The Knox County Board of Education is discussing a $43.7 million plan to build a new elementary school in Farragut to alleviate space issues in existing schools. The facility will serve up to 1,400 students and include a storm shelter wing.