The Knoxville-Knox County Design Review Board has approved new apartments and a parking garage near Covenant Health Park in Knoxville's Old City, designed to address parking demands and complement area growth.

Sevierville Police partner with DEA for a local Drug Take Back event to fight drug addiction and overdose, allowing the community to safely dispose of unused medications at Walmart on Dolly Parton Parkway.

Tennessee's first Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grant (BRAG) program project, revitalizing a contaminated site in Morristown, has been completed with a ceremony celebrating the new logistics hub.

The Jefferson County Constables' Department paid tribute to constables Kelley, Thurman, and Wilson for their years of service and dedication to community safety.

Firefighters in West Knox County battled a house fire in windy conditions, resulting in extensive smoke and fire damage, but no injuries were reported.

ORNL researchers are developing smart tracking systems for the secure transportation of medical radioisotopes, using 3D printing and electronics to monitor shipments and ensure safe delivery for medical usage.

Savannah Stanley was indicted on charges related to a crash that killed Knoxville Councilman Andrew Roberto's daughter, Kylie. Stanley allegedly drove under the influence, causing the fatal collision.

Monroe County Sheriff's Office, with the Drug Task Force, arrested nine individuals for narcotics, confiscating fentanyl and firearms during two raids.

Knoxville man Jeremiah Shannon Mills, 33, receives a 15-year sentence for drug possession, DUI, and endangerment after crashing into a garage while on parole.

Knoxville expects a week of showers and possible thunderstorms, with high humidity and temperatures reaching up to the 70s, per the National Weather Service.

Rural Metro Fire promoted Thomas Kearley to Firefighter/Engineer, recognizing his dedication and service to Knox County since graduating from the Recruit Academy in 2022.

Knoxville police arrested Timir Thomas, 20, after finding three firearms, including an assault-style pistol, during a traffic stop. Thomas was wanted for a prior felony evading arrest.

The Kingsport Public Library is closing on May 10 for relocation to Fort Henry Mall, reopening June 2. No book returns during the move, but digital resources remain available. The move precedes a major renovation, including an accessibility upgrade.