The Altar Fellowship Church in Tennessee raised $50,000 to pay off $8 million in medical debt for nearly 4,000 families, motivated by the compassion shown to their pastor in the past.

The article details Knoxville's weather transition from morning fog to sunny days, with temperatures steadily rising to the low 90s and calm winds. A continuous sunny pattern is expected before potential showers next Thursday.

A man from Sevierville was sentenced to over 12 years in prison for receiving child pornography, following an investigation involving the FBI and USSS.

TBI issued an Endangered Child Alert for three missing Knoxville children last seen with their non-custodial father. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Construction begins on a $227-million building for UT Knoxville's Haslam College of Business, set to open in fall 2027 to accommodate growing enrollment.

Ricky Lynn Burnette, with a history of 15 felony convictions, was convicted for stealing a truck after escaping from a work detail in Monroe County in 2022.

A Tennessee man and his company plead guilty to violating the Clean Water Act by discharging pollutants into the Holston River.

Ole Smoky Distillery becomes the official moonshine of Tennessee Athletics, emphasizing local pride and the energy of college sports.

A tractor-trailer fire on I-40 East in Roane County caused a temporary shutdown, but the road reopened partially after emergency response. No cause was given for the fire.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts sunny, hot days ahead, with temperatures reaching up to 95°F by Tuesday and calm winds throughout the week. A slight chance of midweek showers exists.

Sean Finnegan received a death sentence for the 2019 murder of Jennifer Paxton, after an Anderson County jury found his actions heinously cruel. Finnegan's legal team pointed to his difficult past and the state's current halt on executions.

Kingsport's Storm Drain Art Contest winners to create environmental awareness through street art, with projects starting in September and artists receiving a $150 prize.

Parents of Ben Kredich sue multiple parties for wrongful death after he was struck and killed by an impaired driver revived from an overdose earlier that day.