A two-year-old boy, Grant, was celebrated by first responders in Lawrence County, TN for his recovery following a near-drowning rescued by family CPR and emergency services.

Knoxville weather is varied this week, starting with overcast mornings, possible showers, and gusty winds, followed by sunny days and cooler, clear nights, with a potential return of showers over the weekend.

Madisonville Police apprehended armed suspect Leonidas Velghe near Checkered Flag Market after he reportedly fired shots and stole items. Velghe, dressed in black with a mask, was caught with stolen firearms and goods. The investigation is ongoing.

Human remains found in Kentucky are confirmed as those of William "Will" Cross, missing since 2018. The Scott County Sheriff's Office thanked the teams involved in the search and recovery. Cross's family has asked for privacy during this time.

Lt. Brian Bumpus of Knoxville Police is set to graduate from the DC Police Leadership Academy in May, highlighting advanced police leadership training.

The Knoxville Police Mounted Unit honored late Commander McClain of the MNPD at his funeral, expressing their respect on social media. McClain died from a medical crisis after 27 years of service.

Two boys, aged 10 and 13, were found safe after getting lost during a hike in Hancock County, Tennessee, and rescued by state and local emergency teams.

The article details Knoxville's fluctuating weather conditions for the week, starting with warm and windy conditions and progressing to showers and potential fire hazards due to low humidity and strong winds.

Maryville College is hosting STEMFest with activities led by students Bailey, Koster, and Wright, aiming to inspire attendees with STEM and offering a new Passport feature for prizes.

Firefighters battled a 7-acre wildfire in Knox County's Halls community on Saturday, aided by the Tennessee Division of Forestry. No structures were threatened, and the fire was 50% contained by evening.

Alcoa Police and Fire Departments offered a free car seat check for families to ensure proper installation and usage, highlighting child safety importance.

The National Weather Service warns of high fire danger due to low humidity and strong winds in areas of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, advising caution with outdoor burning.

Sheriff Barker joined a roundtable with FBI Director Patel and other sheriffs in Tennessee to discuss public safety, border security, and law enforcement collaboration.