The ForWarn tool from ORNL and the U.S. Forest Service uses satellite imagery to track forest disturbances and was key in monitoring damage after Hurricane Helene.

A Knox County Sheriff's Office operation in Knoxville's Rocky Hill led to two arrests linked to drug activity allegations and complaints from residents.

Knoxville forecasts rain and thunderstorms with increasing winds, followed by cooling temperatures and potentially strong gusts into the week, with light snowfall expected in higher elevations.

Nicholas Hamlett was arrested in Monroe County for fabricating a bear attack in a 911 call, which led to the discovery of a murder victim involved in an $8 million life insurance scheme.

Researchers at ORNL and the University of Michigan have identified the molecule S-adenosylmethionine as key in the production of toxic methylmercury, offering insights for potential prevention.

Local officials in Johnson City will discuss the Towne Acres school project during a work session on November 21 at the Water and Sewer Services Complex.

The KCSO Narcotics Unit received the Top Narcotics Unit Award for their efforts in combating drug distribution and reducing overdose deaths in Knox County.

Investigator Bradlee Clark of the Johnson City Police Department graduates from the intensive 10-week National Forensic Academy, enhancing the department's crime scene investigation capabilities.

Oak Ridge is sending notices about potential lead exposure from drinking water lines with unknown materials. Residents are urged to fill out a survey to help identify line materials. The city is working with the EPA and TDEC on safety measures.

The article discusses a scientific discovery of a molecule, S-adenosylmethionine, which is crucial in forming toxic methylmercury, potentially leading to ways to prevent its formation and mitigate its harmful effects.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville warns of dense fog affecting the morning commute and forecasts a stormy week, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and potential light snow in higher elevations.

The Johnson City Police Department warns against a fraudulent phone scheme in which scammers impersonate police and threaten arrest for unpaid jury duty unless they receive payment through gift cards or cryptocurrency.

A former Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officer pled guilty to using state funds for personal gas purchases, with misuse identified since 2008. He's sentenced to probation and must pay restitution.