Anderson County Park road collapsed, blocking access to campground and boat dock. Officials are working on a temporary route as safety measures are in place.

Julie Whetstone died from burns after her tent caught fire in Townsend, which may have been caused by her attempting to light a wood stove with kerosene.

The Cal Johnson Community Center in Knoxville unveils new accessibility improvements, including a sidewalk and stairs, enhancing inclusivity to the facility and its vibrant basketball courts.

Knoxville Utilities Board has returned to normal operations after a cold snap increased demand; voluntary conservation helped prevent outages. Residents are thanked for their efforts and encouraged to continue conserving energy.

Kingsport is developing a strategic plan, emphasizing community input and holding a workshop to guide its direction, with key priorities identified from a survey.

ORNL held an HPC Crash Course at SC24, offering students hands-on experience with supercomputers Frontier and Anvil, highlighting DOE's commitment to scientific and educational advancement.

Jesse Potter, a Tennessee Army National Guard veteran, was sworn in as the newest officer at the Elizabethton Police Department in a City Hall ceremony.

The Knoxville Children's Theatre purchased the historic Foundry for $4 million and plans a $12 million renovation to create an educational and performance space.

David Covington, 46, was arrested by Knoxville Police for an alleged robbery at a Hardee's and leading police on a pursuit before being charged with aggravated robbery and felony evading arrest.

Kingsport Cultural Arts announces the 2nd annual Kingsport Arts Festival on May 3rd with a variety of live demonstrations and activities for all ages.

The Kingsport Book Fair is returning next week, featuring a variety of media for sale to benefit local literacy programs. A preview sale and discounts are available.

Kingsport issued 156 new home permits in 2024, down from 221 in 2023, with a total valuation of $52.7 million. Commercial permits remained steady, and future residential plans include nearly 2,500 new units.

Escaped pet porcupine in Knoxville was safely returned to Young Williams Animal Center, prompting the TWRA to remind owners about securing exotic pets properly.