A tractor trailer crash on I-40 West near Hall of Fame Drive in Knoxville caused lane closures and a diesel spill, with cleanup efforts by the Hazmat team ongoing. No injuries were reported.

Cody William Bales was sentenced to 22 years without parole for raping his roommate's daughter in Knoxville. He was found guilty on six charges and will be on lifetime supervision.

Knoxville Police arrested 18-year-old Michael Thomas, wanted for attempted first-degree murder related to a drive-by shooting, after a tip led to his capture and the discovery of drugs in his possession.

Kingsport opens registration for its 2025 Outdoor Volleyball League, with various age and team categories, and fees based on team size. Games start May 5 at Legion Field.

Daniel Jacobson of ORNL has been honored as an AIMBE Fellow for his advanced work in computational biology using big data and supercomputing for biological network analysis.

Kingsport is holding a pickleball event "Champions of the Court" for beginner and intermediate players, with registrations open for Monday night games at Riverview Park.

The Lakeside Concert Series in Johnson City is scheduled for Thursdays from May 29 to June 26 at Winged Deer Park, featuring free live music and sponsored by Xfinity.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather for East Tennessee, warning of potential showers, thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

West Oakland Avenue in Johnson City is closing temporarily for construction from April 9, with alternative routes via Marketplace Blvd and Hanover Rd suggested. Local businesses remain accessible with detours in place.

The "Grow What You Know" conference in Tennessee, set for April 12, aims to empower women in agriculture with educational workshops and networking opportunities.

Police are investigating a shooting at BucketHead Tavern in West Knoxville that injured four people; all injuries are non-life-threatening. They seek a male suspect who fled in a dark sedan.

The Johnson City Senior Center and Senior Foundation Inc. completed their outreach program, delivering essentials to over 180 seniors with the help of volunteers and city staff.

Michael Norton was sentenced to 20 years for crimes against his wife, including kidnapping and rape, after her testimony and his conflicting claims at trial.