A Bristol, Virginia man, Charles Nile Mixon, was sentenced to over 31 years for violent carjacking and firearms offenses following his conviction in October 2024.

A cyclist was airlifted for treatment after being hit by a vehicle on East Spring Street. The incident appears accidental, with the investigation ongoing. Police advise road safety as warmer weather approaches.

A man was indicted after a camera was found in a women's restroom at a Tennessee park, with charges including sexual exploitation of a minor and observation without consent.

Physicist Fehmi Yasin is advancing the study of quantum materials using electron microscopy at ORNL, focusing on magnetic spin textures for quantum computing applications.

Thirty-five inmates at a Sevier County prison were baptized as a sign of transformation, backed by local churches and the sheriff's office, which shared the event on social media.

The Oak Ridge Animal Shelter is temporarily closed due to a canine distemper outbreak that has affected four dogs, with a pause on adoptions until further test results are available.

Rural Metro Fire responded to a house fire in Knoxville; ten dogs were inside, and only two survived. One resident was hospitalized, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Knoxville weather forecast predicts fog, climbing temperatures, and potential thunderstorms early next week, with fluctuating conditions and wind gusts in the coming days.

The Knoxville Police are hunting Willie Tolbert, wanted for attempted murder from an April 9 incident, and encourage public tips via the Crime Stoppers hotline.

A Knoxville couple was charged with child abuse for leaving their two kids in a hot car while shopping at Target. The children were rescued by a trooper.

The Sevier County Sheriff’s Citizens Academy held an educational session focusing on community relations, SRO division, and active shooter response training.

Roane County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance with a hit-and-run in the 4200 block of Harriman Hwy and asks witnesses or those with information to call 865-717-4700.

Eighteen individuals graduated from the Johnson City Day Reporting Center, an alternative to incarceration program focused on rehabilitation for substance use offenders.