Knoxville Police are actively searching for Tayon Walker, 38, wanted on multiple warrants including aggravated assault. They encourage tips via Crime Stoppers, assuring anonymity and potential rewards for information leading to his capture.

The Tennessee Valley Fair faces uncertainties about its future at Chilhowee Park as lease renegotiations loom and space constraints arise due to local development.

Knoxville forecast predicts clear skies, 80s temperatures, and strong winds, with a potential cold front bringing thunderstorms and heavy rain by Sunday.

The Dandridge Police Department launches the Senior Community Care Program to check in on local seniors and ensure their well-being, as reported by WVLT and WATE.

Two men were arrested for burglary and theft from a vehicle in Knoxville's State Street Garage, after police viewed surveillance footage of the incident.

Knoxville is installing its first downtown trash compactor thanks to the Downtown Knoxville Alliance's $75,000 donation, aiming for cleaner and more efficient waste management.

Sevierville sues Camping World for a flagpole that exceeds local height restrictions, despite the company not having a permit and proceeding after being denied one.

Maryville Police in Tennessee run 'Operation Hands Free' during April to combat distracted driving, aligning with National Distract Driving Awareness Month and intensifying enforcement.

Maryville College is holding its annual Easter Sunrise Service on April 20, led for the first time by Rev. Jessica Kitchens Lewis '07, reflecting the college's continued Christian heritage since 1918.

A Loudon County deputy was hit by a driver who ran a red light; the deputy sustained minor injuries. Dash cam footage helped THP ascertain the cause, and an investigation is ongoing.

Two Elizabethton Police officers completed a 240-hour Certified Crash Reconstructionist training, joining the department's STAR team to improve traffic incident investigations.

TDOT announces temporary road closures on SR 93 in Sullivan County for construction and blasting operations, advising drivers to seek alternate routes.

Troy Carter leads ORNL’s Fusion Energy Division, aiming to realize fusion energy, overseeing research projects like MPEX, and fostering partnerships in the fusion community.