Former Clinton High football coach Darell Keith has been fired amid a grade-changing scandal, claiming he's scapegoated, while the community shows support.

Tennessee's Most Wanted list now includes Jim Chambers, charged with first-degree murder and other crimes. He is sought by TBI after a body was found in a freezer.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Knoxville, advising caution due to the potential for severe weather and localized flooding.

The Knox County Commission approved Mayor Glenn Jacobs' $1.1 billion budget, with funds for infrastructure, no tax increase, and raises for county employees. There's also an investment in the Sheriff's Office and Knox County Schools.

A Vanderbilt University poll finds a slim majority of Tennessee voters are pro-choice, a significant shift influenced by women's opinions amidst strict abortion laws.

The article reports on the weather forecast for Knoxville, including a series of thunderstorms expected throughout the week with high chances of precipitation and mild temperatures.

A suspected arsonist was arrested for setting a fire at a Dollar General in Knoxville, which caused over $1 million in damages. The 31-year-old confessed after being caught on camera using a lighter to start the blaze.

Make-A-Wish East Tennessee and Axle Logistics granted wishes for four children, including a gaming setup for Brodie Bridge, a 15-year-old with cancer.

State Rep. Dennis Powers secures $10,000 to address beaver-related flooding in Campbell County, with plans for TWRA and the USDA Forest Service to humanely relocate the animals.

Yassin Terou, owner of Yassin's Falafel House, filed a complaint with UTPD after his arrest at a Nakba Day vigil, which is being investigated; bodycam footage documents the event.

Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC Commissioner Salyers announced a $20 million loan for water infrastructure in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. This is part of a broader effort including other cities and totals $111 million across the state.

Knoxville's outdoor pools to open on Memorial Day weekend; city offices and the 311 center will be closed, but certain services like trash collection will continue as normal.

The article describes Knoxville's weather, detailing a sunny day with temperatures in the mid-80s, followed by a forecast that includes increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.