Knoxville Fire Department responded to a house fire on Massachusetts Avenue, where three individuals were living illegally. One woman faces aggravated arson charges as the house, now a total loss, had no electricity. No injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service reports high humidity and temperatures in Knoxville, with heat indexes reaching 100-105 degrees, and advises caution due to expected persistent heat.

A decomposing body found in Greeneville has prompted an investigation, with authorities speculating it has been there about a week. An autopsy is planned at the William L. Jenkins Forensic Center.

A fatal wreck on Highway 11 in Loudon County led to a temporary road closure and a joint emergency response, with an investigation by the Tennessee Highway Patrol underway.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville forecasts a hot and stormy week with chances of showers and thunderstorms and high humidity pushing temperatures into the 90s.

Knoxville Police are investigating a fatal domestic shooting on Linden Avenue, where a man was pronounced dead. Multiple individuals are detained for questioning.

Sailors from the USS Farragut visited the town of Farragut as part of a Navy program, engaging in community events and strengthening ties between the military and the town.

One individual died and three were injured in a vehicle fire on Norris Freeway in Rocky Top, with investigations ongoing by local law enforcement and the TBI. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Elizabethton celebrated Independence Day at Covered Bridge Park with music, food, and fireworks. The event featured patriotic activities, a band playing 80's hits, and a fireworks show, garnering praise from attendees and online.

The article details Knoxville's weekly weather forecast, predicting sunny skies, showers, and thunderstorms, with temperatures peaking around 91-94 degrees over the weekend, and chances of rain persisting into the following week.

The Knoxville Fire Department responded to various fires and emergencies, including vehicle and structure fires, many due to fireworks, and faced injuries among personnel on July 4th.

A man in Greenback, Maryville died from a fireworks accident on the Fourth of July, despite attempts by witnesses and deputies to save him. No other injuries or legal actions resulted from the incident.

A 75-year-old man drowned while docking his boat at Tennessee National Marina, prompting a multi-agency recovery operation. The TWRA offered condolences to the victim's family.