Planned Parenthood's Knoxville health center reopens on October 14, after a nearly three-year closure due to arson. Despite Tennessee's abortion ban, it will offer various services, including gender-affirming care.

A domestic incident in Knoxville led to the alleged kidnapping of a 4-year-old girl by Omar Cortes, who later abandoned the vehicle and was arrested outside West Town Mall. The child was unharmed.

Knoxville announces the naming of its new stadium as Covenant Health Park, a collaborative venture expected to invigorate community and economic growth, opening in 2025.

Scientist Alicia Manjón Sanz of ORNL has been selected for the Young Leaders Program at the Science and Technology in Society forum in Kyoto for her work in neutron sciences and sustainable materials.

A Tennessee trooper found a semi-truck with 37 safety violations, including blown tires and faulty electrical wires, leading to its removal from the roads to ensure public safety.

Knoxville's Henley Bridge is set to relaunch its decorative lighting, upgraded with cost-effective LED technology, enhancing the city's nightscape after a six-year hiatus.

ORNL demonstrates a drone-based system for autonomous power line inspection to prevent outages and reduce costs, with capabilities for rapid response and data streaming to command centers.

Knoxville is experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 100 degrees. Officials advise staying hydrated and seeking shade, with hopes of relief from a potential 40% chance of showers by Friday.

Trump honored Sgt. Knauss' legacy on the Kabul attack anniversary, while community and political figures continue to remember fallen service members through various tributes and memorials.

A fire destroyed a North Knoxville home early Monday, with the occupants safely evacuating. Firefighters battled the blaze for almost an hour before it was extinguished. The cause remains under investigation.

Knoxville Police arrested a man named Omar after a domestic incident involving a missing child. The child was found unharmed and Omar was taken into custody.

Six children in Knox County hospitalized due to the mosquito-borne La Crosse virus, with health officials urging preventive measures against mosquito bites.

Judge Okie Slone was fatally struck by a vehicle in Dandridge, with no charges against the driver. Slone was known for his work against substance abuse.