Weather service issues a hazardous outlook for Knoxville due to a cold front bringing showers, potential snow, and very cold temperatures through midweek.

Kristopher Holbrook was indicted for second-degree murder in Knoxville following an overdose death investigation involving the sale of narcotics to minors.

Interstate Health opens a new clinic in Knoxville offering health services to truck drivers and locals, improving healthcare access for a historically underserved group.

Ex-utility president Matthew Ballard was charged with bribery and misconduct, involving kickbacks and misuse of district funds totaling over $1.7 million.

Knoxville Police Department announces a sobriety checkpoint on N. Broadway on January 31 to reduce DUI incidents and raise awareness of impaired driving risks.

KPD crisis negotiators are resolving a domestic incident in North Knoxville where an individual wanted for aggravated domestic assault is reportedly in a home alone. Public is advised to avoid the area.

Knoxville joins the DOE's Charging Smart program, bolstering its electric vehicle infrastructure without direct funding but with policy and technical assistance.

Melissa Cregger received the prestigious PECASE award for her work on plant-microbe-soil interactions at ORNL, showcasing her potential in science and engineering.

ORNL researchers have created a method to transform waste plastics into high-performance materials by editing the polymers, offering a recycling solution that maintains value.

Freezing fog with low visibility affects Knoxville, giving way to sunny skies and rain later, followed by a possibility of snow showers with little accumulation. Temperatures fluctuate throughout the week with a cold MLK Jr. Day expected.

The Claiborne County Sheriff is seeking help to identify a man who broke into Clairfield Elementary School on November 29, 2024. Images of the suspect have been released.

A Knoxville man was convicted of aggravated burglary after breaking into his cousin's home and stealing money. His extensive criminal record influenced the jury's decision.

Keith Antwan Turner, a man with a felony record, was found guilty of intent to distribute cocaine in Knoxville, leading to a potential lengthy prison sentence and a $75,000 fine.