Knoxville Police arrested two individuals, Brandon Donathan and Sarai Standridge, for a series of robberies near the University of Tennessee. They were charged after a failed robbery attempt.

Researchers at ORNL are designing 3D-printed roosting structures with a bioderived material to support endangered bats, aiming to mimic natural habitats and avoid risks of high density populations.

A fire in Knoxville damaged a home and injured a man, with firefighters facing obstacles including a car blocking a hydrant and the absence of working smoke alarms.

Police are searching for an armed suspect after a robbery near the University of Tennessee, with the community advised to stay alert and contact authorities with any information.

Knoxville residents will see clearing skies today with a high of 74 degrees and 100% humidity. Patchy fog is expected tonight and Tuesday morning with highs reaching the upper 70s later in the week, and potential rain showers by Thursday night.

Knoxville forecasts a calm week with patchy fog clearing for sunny skies and steady temperatures, peaking around 77-79 degrees midweek before a slight chance of showers on Thursday.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office is searching for three missing teens from Maryville last seen on Friday, with a blue 2021 Ford F250 possibly heading towards Kentucky.

Knox County Schools introduces the Qustodio app for parents to monitor their children's online activity on school-issued devices, promoting responsible tech use at home.

A chemical leak at US Foods in Alcoa led to a brief shelter-in-place. The leak was quickly contained, and no public danger was reported. Fire Chief Robinson coordinated the response, securing the area until it was safe.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office is searching for Nicholas Wayne Hamlett, 45, charged with first-degree murder, after a body with fake ID was found; Hamlett is considered armed and dangerous.

The Knoxville area expects variable weather with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, followed by clear skies and comfortable temperatures ranging from 51 to 79 degrees throughout the week, per the National Weather Service.

Twelve Knoxville-area service centers for driver's licenses will close temporarily for equipment upgrades, affecting local residents' ability to renew or replace licenses during the specified dates.

The DEA's 27th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day invites the public to dispose of unwanted drugs anonymously and free of charge to combat prescription drug abuse.