Maximiliano Ferrari of ORNL was honored as an IEEE senior member for his work on microgrid stability and reliability, including developing networked microgrids in Puerto Rico.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville has issued a Dense Fog Advisory with low visibility impacting travel, followed by rain and a shift to clearer skies. Snow is possible on Friday with cooler weekend temperatures expected.

ORNL researchers use VR to enhance security at nuclear reactors by studying human behavior patterns to anticipate insider threats and improve safety protocols.

CID Investigator David Peters retires after 25 years with the Elizabethton Police Department, reflecting on his career and the technological changes in policing.

ORNL researchers are working on nuclear nonproliferation by studying uranium and developing methods to prevent the misuse of nuclear materials globally.

Firefighters in Elizabethton responded to a mobile home fire during a Christmas Parade, resulting in a total loss but no injuries. A heater is suspected to be the fire's cause.

Foggy conditions in Knoxville start the day with 100% humidity and reduced visibility. Afternoon showers are possible with a calm wind. Evening could have thunderstorms. Rain and potential fog are expected Wednesday with breezy conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts varying weather for Knoxville, including showers and thunderstorms with a mix of fog and cloudy skies. Precipitation chances range from 30% to 100%, with winds up to 25 mph.

Bays Mountain Park is hosting its final laser light shows of the year, featuring festive music and tributes to Taylor Swift and Queen. Tickets are on sale for these popular, time-limited events.

Johnson City announces holiday service changes, including closed city offices, altered waste collection and public transit schedules, and temporary shutdown of parks and recreation facilities.

Johnson City municipal offices will close for holidays on Dec 24-25 and Jan 1, affecting trash collection and transit services. Emergency water and sewer services will remain available. Recreation centers will also be closed on these dates.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is searching for Amber Nancy Cox, missing since Sunday afternoon, who has a seizure disorder and did not have her medication.

Officer Sharrell Dykes of the JCPD was awarded the Medal of Distinguished Service for his bravery during Hurricane Helene, saving eight deputies and a K9.