The NWS in Knoxville reports heavy rain and potential significant flooding in parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, with a Flood Watch in effect through Thursday.

Knoxville Police investigate a fatal hit-and-run where a 75-year-old woman was killed. The suspect vehicle, a silver or white SUV, has not been found. Public assistance is sought.

Officer Jonathon Workman and former Officer Jacob Rice of the Johnson City Police Department were honored by the local VFW Post 2108 for lifesaving actions during an incident on September 3, 2024.

Two juveniles from McMinn County High School were charged with plotting a school shooting after a video revealed their plans, leading to swift action and ongoing investigations.

Jefferson County Sheriff seeks help finding missing man Randy Foland, last seen in Dandridge on February 6. Public urged to contact authorities with info.

The UT Forestry Club won second place in the KTSAF quiz bowl, with team members receiving individual honors, showcasing their forestry knowledge and dedication.

Inmate Benjamin R. Johnson was recaptured following his escape from the Roane County Detention Facility, involving multiple law enforcement agencies and community support.

Knoxville forecast predicts rain, possible flooding, and snow in higher elevations with a shift from today's calm weather; residents should prepare for hazardous conditions.

The Knox County Sheriff's Office mourned the passing of their K9 officer, Loki, who died on February 7, 2025. He was remembered for his dedication and bravery.

Blount County Sheriff's Office commemorates the first anniversary of Deputy Greg McCowan's death in the line of duty with a memorial and social media tributes.

Missing teenager Donovan Smith has been found by the Knoxville Police Department and announced on their social media on February 6, 2025. Community assistance was thanked.

Morgan County unites after a tornado caused two fatalities, with officials gathering donations and locals like Chas Vinal providing immediate aid amidst cleanup and recovery efforts.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy week for East Tennessee, with increased chances of showers and potential flooding. Winds may reach 40 mph in elevated areas.