Roy Ray Herron was arrested after a standoff with Morristown Police at an apartment complex. Previously wanted for contempt and probation violation, he now also faces evading and resisting arrest charges.

The NWS in Knoxville predicts a partly sunny day with a high near 86°F and breezy conditions, with a mostly cloudy evening and cooler night. The coming days will see similar temperatures, but with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Three individuals in Knoxville face second-degree murder charges for drug-related deaths after a Drug Related Death Task Force investigation led by the Knoxville Police Department.

Wildlife authorities in Tennessee euthanized three habituated bears after a woman encountered an aggressive bear. Discussions focus on human-bear conflict prevention and the need for statewide bear-wise practices.

High fire danger conditions are forecasted for East Tennessee, particularly around Knoxville, due to low humidity and gusty winds. NWS Morristown advises caution for outdoor burning.

Aaron Tippin's concert at Freedom Hall Civic Center was canceled due to scheduling conflicts; ticket holders will receive refunds with a processing period of up to 20 business days.

Johnson City announces a spring cleaning event with two drop-off locations on May 3 for residents to dispose of various items excluding hazardous materials.

One person died in a house fire in Sevier County, with emergency crews from multiple departments responding to the intense blaze. An investigation into the cause is underway.

Deputy Woodall attended the Women in Law Enforcement Conference, representing her department and showcasing the ongoing progress of women in the field.

Kingsport celebrates Arbor Day with a tree planting event at John Sevier Middle School, planting a Red Maple and recognizing the city's 39th year as a Tree City USA.

Firefighter Deanna Clift has been promoted to Lieutenant at Rural Metro Fire and will serve at Station 17 in Rocky Hill, celebrated by the department and community.

Farragut urges residents to participate in the National Community Survey on town issues. Feedback on a future park and other local matters is sought, with results to be discussed in late June or July.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find 17-year-old Nahavia Wilson, last seen in East Knoxville, with a distinct tattoo on her forearm.