The Knoxville Weather Service describes a frosty morning with dense fog, 100% humidity, and calm winds, predicting variable temperatures, potential showers, and windy conditions for the week ahead.

Dr. Rotesha Harris has been named the 32nd president of Knoxville College as the school aims to regain accreditation and celebrate its 150th anniversary.

ORNL's new method for processing spent HEU in Kazakhstan transforms spent nuclear fuel into safer waste by mixing it with other materials and sealing it in concrete.

Researchers at two DOE Bioenergy Research Centers discovered a gene named "Booster" in the black cottonwood tree, which significantly enhances plant growth and photosynthesis, potentially benefiting crop science and addressing food scarcity.

Johnson City is urging residents to attend final input sessions for its Future Land Use Map to shape city growth. Public forums are scheduled for December 11 at the ETSU Martin Center.

Groundbreaking marks constructing a new $11.5 million clubhouse at Tanasi Golf Course in Tellico Village, replacing the one lost to a 2022 fire.

Three individuals were indicted for misappropriating over $90,000 from the Knox County Emergency Rental Assistance Program, with accusations involving false information, fake rental agreements, and violations of the Computer Crimes Act.

The Summit supercomputer at OLCF has been given an extension beyond its expected lifespan, enabling vital research in fields such as brain science and aerospace through the SummitPLUS program.

The article describes overcast and cold weather in Knoxville, TN, with morning ice hazards and a forecast for variable temperatures and some precipitation in the coming days.

The Kingsport Public Library announces a series of holiday-themed events including cross-stitch classes, ornament workshops, children's crafts, and a cultural celebration of global holiday traditions.

The Johnson City Board of Commissioners is set to review applications for volunteer boards and administrative matters at a session at the Water and Sewer Services Complex.

ORNL leads global efforts in advancing nuclear safety for new reactor technologies by hosting a workshop with IAEA and international stakeholders focused on the integration of safety, security, and safeguards.

Peter Fuhr of ORNL has been lauded for his innovative work in sensor technology, covering applications from disease detection to infrastructure security, and for his leadership in collaborative and inclusive research.