A book titled "Taylor Swift and the Philosophy of Re-recording" edited by philosopher Brandon Polite explores themes around music re-recording, inspired by Taylor Swift's situation with ownership rights.

Knoxville's power grid returns to normal after a recent cold snap increased demand, thanks to community efforts to conserve energy following KUB's appeal.

Knoxville announces a public meeting on Jan 28 for input on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for housing and neighborhood development. Over 600 residents have engaged in the process to date.

Knoxville opens applications for Community Agency and Opioid Abatement Grants for the 2025-2026 fiscal year to support local non-profits and combat the opioid crisis.

Knoxville has foggy and cold conditions with calm winds and temperatures forecasted to rise. The weekend may see some rain, while the rest of the week appears calm with a slight chance of rain midweek.

Utility workers found suspected human remains behind a KFC in Harriman. An autopsy is underway, with assistance from a forensic archaeologist and the TBI to identify the remains and cause of death.

Former President Joe Biden's farewell speech referenced concerns similar to those in Andrew Jackson's farewell about the threat of oligarchy, drawing historical parallels.

Lady Vols' head coach Kim Caldwell has given birth to a son, Conor Scott Caldwell. She led the team to a strong season start before her pregnancy. Her assistant, Jenna Burdette, is stepping in during her leave.

The Daugherty Furniture Company Building in Clinton is now the Daugherty Lofts, offering 39 affordable units for low-income households, supported by federal funding and tax credits.

The Knox County DA found no wrongdoing in David Batts' death in custody, attributing it to meningitis and possible fentanyl influence, not officer actions.

The NWS reports a mild winter day in Knoxville with a chance of flurries and a high of 38°F, leading to a sunny weekend with highs around 45°F and a potential for rain and snow mix Sunday night.

A fire in Oak Ridge claimed the life of 92-year-old Nancy Santos; her daughter escaped. The blaze killed several pets, and the fire department is investigating and promoting smoke alarm safety.

Knoxville is hosting a meeting on January 28, 2025, to discuss housing and neighborhood development and the use of federal funds for the next five years.