The "Grow What You Know" conference in Tennessee, set for April 12, aims to empower women in agriculture with educational workshops and networking opportunities.

Police are investigating a shooting at BucketHead Tavern in West Knoxville that injured four people; all injuries are non-life-threatening. They seek a male suspect who fled in a dark sedan.

The Johnson City Senior Center and Senior Foundation Inc. completed their outreach program, delivering essentials to over 180 seniors with the help of volunteers and city staff.

Michael Norton was sentenced to 20 years for crimes against his wife, including kidnapping and rape, after her testimony and his conflicting claims at trial.

A semi truck fire on I-40 East caused significant delays and lane closures at mile marker 364.4. Emergency services responded promptly and eventually reopened the highway.

Lane closures on I-75 North in Hamilton County for concrete repairs will occur from Friday night to early Monday morning, affecting traffic near East Brainerd Road.

A shooting at the Bucket Head Tavern in West Knoxville injured four, with the suspect, a Black male in dark attire and driving a dark sedan, at large. Police are reviewing evidence and seeking tips.

A concrete truck overturned in Loudon County, injuring the driver and closing Fork Creek Road for hours; emergency crews responded and later reopened the road.

Maryville College Art and Design seniors display their final projects at the Clayton Center from April 1-25, with works ranging from graphic novels to ceramics, reflecting personal narratives and studies.

The TBI issued a Silver Alert for James Graves, missing since April 1, and urged public help in locating him. Graves may be driving a red Chevy Silverado.

Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have created a biosensor that allows real-time tracking of RNA in plant cells, aiding in crop improvement and pathogen detection.

Anderson County's initiative encourages lighting two exterior lights to commemorate the US's 250th anniversary, reflecting on Paul Revere's ride and involving community creative projects.

Kingsport Public Library invites the community to join National Public Library Week celebrations with events like crafting, a "Pete the Cat" celebration, job skills workshops, and more.