Knoxville Police identified Claude Johnson as the victim in one of two fatal shootings. Robert Scruggs is charged with murder and robbery in the incidents.

The National Weather Service reports sunny weather in Knoxville, with temperatures reaching 85 degrees, but predicts a 30% chance of storms by Thursday.

Lila Berry, a 75-year-old woman from Johnson City, Tennessee, was safely located in Marion, North Carolina after a Silver Alert was issued for her disappearance.

Two linked fatal shootings occurred near downtown Knoxville, leading to the arrest of Robert Scruggs, who is charged with two counts of murder and other felonies.

Knox County Schools postponed L&N STEM Academy and Paul Kelly Volunteer Academy graduations due to weather concerns, rescheduling them for a later date at Central Field.

Knoxville forecasts a sunny week with mid-80s temperatures, according to the National Weather Service, despite potential showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

A Michigan CEO died in a plane crash in Anderson County in April. The pilot reported moisture accumulation before crashing. The NTSB is investigating, with reports suggesting the aircraft lacked a valid operating certificate.

Michael Gray Jr. pleaded guilty to charges related to the death and abuse of his adopted siblings, following his parents' life sentences for similar crimes.

The Knoxville Jewish Alliance and Tennessee Holocaust Commission hosted an event for Yom HaShoah, featuring Dr. Alex Kor, who spoke about Holocaust remembrance and his parents' survival.

A Tennessee professor went missing and three students were injured in Brazil after a rogue wave hit them on a beach road. The students were released from the hospital and are returning home, while search efforts for the professor continue.

The NWS has issued a hazardous weather outlook for parts of Southwest North Carolina, East Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia, predicting strong showers and thunderstorms.

Zoo Knoxville debuts a bat-eared fox kit named Ziggy, who is starting to explore outside its den. Visitors can view Ziggy, especially during early or late hours.

Golfer Scottie Scheffler was briefly detained by police near Valhalla Golf Club due to a misunderstanding amidst a fatal accident scene but made it back for his PGA Championship tee time.