Jim Campbell has been named the new chief of police in Clinton, succeeding the retired Vaughn Baker. He has served the department since 2003 and is known for his leadership and community-first approach to policing.

One Knox won their inaugural game at Covenant Health Park on penalties against FC Tulsa, drawing a record USL League One attendance. Festivities marked the event before they face Portland Hearts next.

Nine Tennessee-rooted footballers entered the pro ranks in the 2025 NFL Draft, including seven VFLs, with James Pearce Jr. becoming the 48th VFL in the first round.

Loudon County opens its new courthouse, symbolizing renewal of justice and community resilience on a historic site, following challenges faced since the old courthouse burned down six years ago.

Sevierville teamed up with the DEA for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, offering a safe medication disposal event at Walmart to combat prescription drug misuse.

The article details the National Weather Service's weather forecast for Knoxville, indicating partly sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from mid-70s to mid-80s throughout the week.

The 9th JDTF, with Loudon County SWAT and Patrol, seized meth and made arrests in a Lenoir City drug crackdown, targeting ongoing substance abuse issues.

Local students Brooklin Wilkerson and C.J. Cozart honored as Criminal Justice Students of the Year in Anderson County, attributing success to supportive community and educators.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office is managing traffic for the second day of the Rock the Country Music Festival in Maryville, TN, following Friday's bad weather.

The Las Vegas Raiders selected wide receiver Dont'e Thornton Jr. from Tennessee Volunteers in the 4th round of the 2025 NFL Draft as the 108th overall pick.

West Knox County firefighters attended a community fair at Cedar Bluff Elementary, showcasing equipment and promoting fire safety, as seen in a Rural Metro Fire social media post.

Sevier County is collaborating with local cities and a national park to develop a Community Wildfire Protection Plan, aiming to enhance wildfire preparedness, response, and community resilience by early 2026.

A violent felon, Buddy Livesay, was sentenced to ten years without parole for possessing weapons, evading arrest, and criminal impersonation in Knox County.