Knoxville anticipates sunny, warmer days with temperatures reaching the mid-80s. The forecast suggests clear skies and comfortable evenings with lows in the mid-60s.

Debjani Singh at ORNL leads the HydroSource project, a platform for water power research, blending data science with water resources to support sustainability.

A 75-year-old pedestrian, Ollie Jenkins, was killed in a hit-and-run in Knoxville. Heather Johns was arrested and charged with vehicular homicide by intoxication.

Antonio Lamarr Foster, 23, was arrested in Knoxville for charges that include carjacking, cruelty to children, and additional drug-related offenses. He had evaded arrest before being caught at a Walmart.

Kingsport unveils new playground equipment at Riverview Park and Riverfront Park, enhancing local recreational spaces for children.

A search is underway in Tennessee for missing two-month-old Chremson Blair, with authorities and the public looking for the infant who last wore a blue and white onesie.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation awarded Kingsport a $2.9 million grant for park improvements, part of a state initiative granting $21 million to 27 communities.

The Knox County Regional Forensic Center identified the remains of Brian A. Sanderson, found in 2003 near I-275 in Knoxville, concluding a two-decade-old cold case.

A fatal car accident occurred on Foothills Parkway in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating with help from park rangers.

Morristown Police arrested John Crocillo for a hit-and-run that killed Alisha Caminiti, thanking the public for aiding the investigation.

Knoxville forecast includes mostly sunny skies with a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will reach a high near 82°F, with a light breeze shifting north. Evening temperatures to drop to 61°F.

A Maryville couple was arrested for multiple child sex crimes; David Drinnen faces aggravated rape charges, and Cayla Drinnen is charged with sex trafficking and child abuse.

Knoxville opened a new sports center at Lakeshore Park, named after Jim Haslam and funded by the Haslam family, featuring baseball fields and a fieldhouse.