The weather in Knoxville will be sunny with a high of 47 degrees today, with increasing clouds and rain expected through Tuesday. Conditions will improve by Wednesday to partly sunny skies.

Johnson City celebrated the completion of wastewater system upgrades at Brush Creek Plant, highlighting a $50 million investment in infrastructure and environmental stewardship.

The Tennessee Department of Correction is hosting a hiring event to quickly fill roles at Morgan County Correctional Complex, with on-the-spot interviews and potential same-day job offers.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed an autonomous robot to speed up data collection on plant-soil interactions, aiding research into biomass productivity and carbon storage.

A traffic incident on Andersonville Highway at Joe Owen Road downed power lines, prompting road closure and emergency response. The road reopened hours later, but repair work continues.

The Kingsport Aquatic Center offers a virtual 1,922-mile swimming challenge spanning Japanese landmarks, aiming to blend fitness and cultural education starting January 1, 2025.

The Kingsport Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting on Saturday will lead to road closures downtown from 2:30 p.m., affecting Clinchfield Street, Center Streets, and side streets, with festivities starting at 6 p.m.

Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson has been named SEC Player of the Year by USA Today after a standout season, scoring 22 touchdowns and 132 points, setting a record for the University.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville forecasts a clear and cold day with a high of 36°F, followed by a sunny weekend with increasing temperatures, and rain expected by Sunday night, continuing into the week.

Knoxville is installing 17 retractable bollards on Union Avenue and Market Street to improve pedestrian safety and aesthetics during events, replacing bulky barricades for efficiency.

A person was taken into custody near Cumberland County High School after being found with weapons; no threat to students is present, officials report.

The Knoxville region anticipates changing weather, featuring a cold front with gusty winds and a significant temperature drop, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Knox County Schools in Tennessee are removing 48 books from libraries to comply with the updated Age-Appropriate Materials Act, which bans books with sexual content and excessive violence.