Knoxville experiences morning fog with 100% humidity, setting the stage for a hot day with temperatures expected to rise to 92°F. The NWS forecasts increasing heat throughout the week with minimal chance of precipitation until the weekend.

A man from Athens is charged with second-degree murder after a woman's death in a church fire. The investigation suggests he may be responsible for both the death and fire.

Tennessee basketball teams participated in 'Hoops for Hope,' a clinic for individuals with Down syndrome, emphasizing community engagement and shared inspiration.

Jefferson City Police are investigating an assault allegation against a substitute teacher at Jefferson Elementary following parent and student reports.

Kingsport Parks and Recreation offers skateboarding lessons for kids at Scott Adams Memorial Skatepark, emphasizing safety and basics, with sessions on Mondays in September.

The TVA has allocated an additional $150 million for small modular reactor development, atop an initial $200 million, facing an impending 5.25% rate hike for consumers.

Tony Vitello becomes the highest-paid coach in college baseball with a new $3 million annual contract extension through 2029 with the Tennessee Volunteers.

The National Weather Service anticipates a heatwave in Knoxville, with temperatures rising to around 100°F midweek, following a pattern of warm days and cooler nights.

A Knoxville man, Isaiah Shuman, was arrested after a crime spree involving threats, a shooting, vehicle collisions, a home invasion, and a foot chase. He faces multiple charges.

The Tennessee community and authorities are investigating after the body of 80-year-old James W. Woods was found in a garage, with assistance from the TBI.

A Hamblen County corrections officer, Michael Gibson, was arrested on multiple drug charges, resulting in disappointment by Sheriff Mullins who emphasized zero tolerance for such misconduct.

A car crash in Claiborne County resulted in two deaths and two injuries when a vehicle struck trees off Old Highway 63. The driver and one passenger were not wearing seatbelts and died.

Sevier County constable Sammy Scott was arrested for DUI after failing to maintain his vehicle's lane. Previously charged with failing to aid post-accident, Scott's arrest contradicts his law enforcement role.