The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Knoxville, with rising temperatures and possible weekend precipitation, including rain and snow.

An 18-year-old, Daevon Montez Saint-Germain, was fatally shot by deputies during a search for suspected drug-related activities. The TBI is investigating the incident.

Two teens were arrested in Knox County on drug and weapons charges; separate reports shed light on a fatal police shooting of a teen linked to a gang and drug activity.

An Amazon van in Knoxville slid on ice and hit a church outbuilding; no one was injured, and Amazon reached out to apologize, offering repair support.

A three-vehicle collision in Alcoa injured two people, with a 70-year-old man seriously hurt and a 20-year-old woman with minor injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause.

P&G utilized a supercomputer to develop safer and more concentrated detergent formulas, avoiding traditional testing in favor of computational predictions.

Dollywood is hosting hiring events for its 40th anniversary season, seeking staff for various roles with benefits like free lunch and tuition coverage.

ORNL demonstrated a quantum network with automatic polarization compensation, ensuring stable signal polarization and signal integrity over EPB's fiber optics for more than 30 hours, enhancing security and capacity for future quantum internet.

Kingsport will host its 25th MLK Day Parade on January 20, 2025, promoting love over racism and supporting the "Putting Babies First" service initiative.

The National Weather Service predicts a gradual shift to sunny skies in Knoxville today, with calm winds and highs near 42°F. Clear nights ahead with low temperatures, while the end of the week may bring rain chances.

A 20-year-old man was hospitalized after a shooting at Knoxville's Riverview Park Apartments which police believe resulted from a personal dispute. No arrests have been made; the investigation continues.

The article discusses the early internet's promise of connectivity and knowledge sharing and its fulfilment, alongside the rise of cybercrime, prompting a need for secure and trustworthy digital interactions.

A police chase in Knox County ended with an exchange of gunfire, hospitalizing one individual. No Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers were injured, and the TBI is investigating.