Three suspects arrested after a high-speed chase and linked to the Detroit-based drug trafficking 313 Initiative.

An EMS crew in Anderson County was surprised when a bluegill fish landed on their ambulance, likely dropped by a bird. Despite efforts to save it, the fish did not survive.

Two crashes on I-40 East in Loudon County, involving a tractor-trailer and vehicles, caused delays and one injury, with emergency responders on the scene.

The Knoxville City Council endorsed Mayor Kincannon's proposed ½ cent sales tax increase, with final voter decision in November, to fund city improvements.

Sheriff Tommy Jones has issued a public appeal for information regarding 19-year-old Caden Long, missing since June 7, 2025. Long was last seen in a Sequoyah Hoodie, khaki shorts, and tennis shoes.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Child Safety Seat Clinic to help parents secure car seats properly, also featuring community activities.

Knoxville officer Tyler Wheeler faces theft charges for allegedly shoplifting Kratom pouches while on duty; he's reassigned and under internal review.

Elizabethton City Council is set to have a first reading of the FY 25/26 budget, which includes increased funding for schools, pay raises for city staff, and infrastructure improvements, along with a property tax rate adjustment.

Zachary Newton, 35, was indicted for second-degree murder after a woman fatally overdosed. He faces further charges, including drug sales and evidence tampering, found with narcotics and firearms at his home.

Tennessee authorities raided a home in a crackdown on fentanyl distribution, finding drugs, guns, and a police badge. No arrests have been made yet, but charges are forthcoming.

TDOT inspects the Market Street bridge in Hamilton County, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays from June 10-12, between 8 AM and 5 PM.

Knoxville forecast predicts increased showers and thunderstorms, with calm winds and high temperatures, reaching a peak 90% chance of rain by Saturday.

Knoxville City Council approved the first reading of a proposed sales tax increase, which would fund public amenities and infrastructure improvements, pending a voter decision in November.