A multi-vehicle crash on Maynardville Highway caused one death and several injuries; speed may have been a factor, and the road was closed for investigation.

Kingsport's Stormwater Department and Cultural Arts are hosting the 8th annual Storm Drain Art Contest to promote environmental protection through art on storm drains. Artists 12+ can win $150 and have until August 8 to submit designs.

Knox County plans changes at the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center, including a potential interim control by the Sheriff's Office following controversial firings and the superintendent's retirement.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of persistent showers and thunderstorms in Knoxville, with a high chance of precipitation and potential local flooding.

Three individuals face charges for a Sevier County shooting that severely injured two people and a dog, with one accused of attempted first-degree murder.

Otis Elevator Company has settled for $616,987 over allegations of billing fraud under the False Claims Act related to a contract with the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Sevierville Police Department announced an extension of eastbound lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway for constructing a turn lane, now completing on June 20 due to weather delays.

TDOT warns of ramp closures on I-275 North in Knox County due to bridge work, with closures from 7 PM to 6 AM until June 20, and advises drivers to plan detours and drive safely.

Two Tennessee Vols baseball players made the ABCA All-American first team and one made the second team, with Liam Doyle also recognized as a top MLB draft prospect.

Michael Glenn and Rickey Valdes graduated from the law enforcement academy and joined the Gatlinburg Police, set for field training before solo patrols.

Stolen Knoxville food truck, Dulcie's Cafe, was recovered in Nashville with no suspects arrested; owners had faced previous thefts and increased security measures.

McGhee Tyson Airport reopened its Airport Loop Road late Thursday after swift repairs on a sinkhole, earlier prompting rerouted traffic and early arrival advisories. Operations are now normal.

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office commended their SROs for pursuing continued training at the 30th Annual Tennessee School Resource Officers Conference, enhancing school safety and child welfare.