The Anderson County Sheriff's Office celebrated Mia Bounds' 30 years of service, highlighting her dedication and the department's community and camaraderie on social media.

The Art·Struck Festival in Johnson City offers art demonstrations, performances, and a variety of activities on April 26th at The Pavilion at Founders Park.

Cody Graham was caught by Sevier County Sheriff's Office and multiple agencies after he fled, with the community and police cooperation ensuring his arrest.

Knoxville's downtown is prepping for its festival season, beginning with pedestrian-friendly zones from Feb. 28 and the Mardi Growl Parade on March 1. Road closures and parade details are announced.

Whitney Goins, ex-employee of Union County Clerk's Office, faces new charges including theft over $10,000 and official misconduct, according to WATE and TBI.

Knoxville's forecast includes brief showers followed by clear skies, with highs around 61°F. The weekend will be sunny and suitable for outdoor activities. Next week starts sunny but may bring rain by Tuesday.

Zoo Knoxville grieves the death of Lucille, a 24-year-old giraffe who spent her life at the park, known for her height, calmness, and fondness for greens. She contributed to conservation awareness and the joy of visitors.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have unveiled a new method for predicting nuclear structures using the Frontier supercomputer, as detailed in their study in Physical Review X.

Evacuation lifted after a propane truck crash and fire in Knox County led to quick response and cooling of the tank, averting danger.

Remains of Cody Ramsey-Dearing, missing since August 2022, were found in Cumberland County. The cause of death is unknown as the family seeks answers.

Knoxville's weather forecast includes diverse conditions with fluctuating temperatures and chances of showers, alongside sunny spells throughout the week.

Knoxville introduces the ParkMobile system for downtown parking, replacing old meters, adjusting rates, and maintaining free parking evenings and weekends.

The Johnson City Public Art Committee is hosting a reception for new art installations at Gallery on the Square, featuring local artists and graffiti-style pieces. An opening event with refreshments is set for March 6.