Knoxville's weather forecast indicates a gradual warm-up after a chilly period, with sunny spells and clear skies, although light snowfall may occur in higher terrains with no significant accumulation.

The TBI is investigating the death of a woman found in Fentress County; her husband, Nathan Wilson, has been arrested and charged with abuse of a corpse.

The Johnson City Fire Department introduces a hands-only CPR training course following community demand, with plans to expand it after internal employee training.

The TWRA lifted the boating advisory on Douglas Lake after cleanup from Hurricane Helene, cautioning boaters to remain vigilant during ongoing operations.

Rep. Tim Burchett joins the Department of Government Efficiency to assist in reducing federal jobs and regulations, amidst concerns of Elon Musk's potential conflicts of interest.

Gatlinburg is preparing for extreme cold, and residents are advised to protect water pipes from freezing with measures like insulating pipes and letting water trickle.

Knoxville commemorated Martin Luther King Jr. amid extreme cold, with the National Weather Service issuing advisories for sub-zero wind chills. Residents were advised to dress warmly and minimize exposure.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for East Tennessee due to expected snowfall and a sharp temperature drop, with wind chills possibly reaching below zero.

Police and fire departments from Oak Ridge and Clinton will play a charity basketball game to support Isaiah 117 House, encouraging community spirit and fire safety awareness.

Farragut is upgrading its traffic flow with a new Advanced Traffic Management System, including enhanced signal timing. A new traffic signal technician is joining the team. Officials seek patience during the transition.

A man was killed in Lenoir City, prompting a manhunt for Ashley Sharp and Vincent Ellis who reportedly fled in a dark blue 2004 GMC Yukon. The public was warned not to approach the armed suspects.

Gatlinburg's schedule for MLK Day includes city hall closure, but essential services like trash collection, public transport, and recreational facilities remain operational.

The University of Tennessee's Board of Trustees Executive Committee will meet virtually on January 24, with President Boyd providing updates and planning the winter 2025 meeting.