Radioactive material was safely removed from Highway 58 in Oak Ridge after being discovered, with no public threat posed. Firefighters and an ongoing investigation addressed the incident, concerning a bag with radioactive clothes.

A woman armed with a knife died after being shot by Knoxville Police when she charged at them. The officers are on leave, and an investigation is ongoing.

Virgil Belin, 50, was arrested for the first-degree murder of Michelle Dresch, 44, after she succumbed to stab wounds from what is suspected to be a domestic altercation in Knoxville.

A fire at the Tamko Building Products in North Knoxville affected a cardboard storage area, with the cause under investigation. The main building was undamaged and firefighters worked extensively to contain and extinguish the fire.

The morning fog in Knoxville will clear for a sunny day with highs reaching 91°F, calming winds, and clear skies tonight with lows at 71°F. The heat continues over the weekend with a slight chance of storms Sunday.

Several vehicles were targeted in a crime wave at Dollywood, followed by a carjacking in Sevierville. Police are investigating and urging the public to be vigilant.

Michael Tyler Roberts from Knoxville, Tennessee, admitted to assaulting police during the Capitol riots and faces sentencing in December 2024. The FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office collaborated to bring charges against him.

A Morristown woman, Brittney Nicely, faces a second-degree murder charge following the fatal shooting of 56-year-old Richard Wilburn. Details and motives are still under investigation.

Loudon County considers a property tax increase to fund a new school due to population growth, amid debate over the financial burden and necessity of the project.

Knoxville experiences a foggy morning on Juneteenth with a forecast of hot, sunny days ahead, high temperatures in the 90s, and moderate nights, with chances of showers and thunderstorms increasing towards the end of the weekend.

Ham'N Goodys bakery in East Tennessee announces the closure of its Clinton Highway and Sevierville stores due to business challenges, while other locations remain open.

Leonard L. Adams is resigning as President of Knoxville College, effective June 30. He's credited with guiding the school toward reaccreditation and will aid in transitioning leadership until September 30, 2024.

The NCAA rescheduled College World Series games due to thunderstorms, with Tennessee's game moved to a later start on Wednesday, and the Kentucky vs. Florida game postponed to Wednesday morning.