The University of Tennessee has won the SEC All-Sports title for the third consecutive time, with the Vols achieving historic conference wins in multiple sports under Athletic Director Danny White's leadership.

Two civilians, Sandra Solomon and Ricky Williams, received awards for their bravery in assisting deputies after a fatal shooting incident in Blount County.

Knoxville's Sunsphere is closing temporarily for renovations ahead of a new welcome center's opening; it will have enhanced visitor facilities and a Rubik's cube-inspired design.

Downtown North roads will be cleared of parked cars on June 1 for cleaning. Cars remaining after 6 a.m. will be towed. Streets expected to reopen by 6 p.m.

The weather forecast for Knoxville includes sun and showers for the week, with comfortable temperatures and a chance of thunderstorms over the weekend.

The Tennessee Volunteers are the top seed in the NCAA baseball tournament and will host the Knoxville regional after an impressive 50-11 season and SEC Tournament victory.

Molly Branch Fireflies in Knox County offers a public viewing of synchronized fireflies without a lottery. The event runs from June 7-18, with tickets available first-come, first-served.

The Black Keys canceled the North American leg of their "International Players" tour, including a Knoxville concert, with refunds provided and a promise of new dates.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and comfortable temperatures for Knoxville, with highs in the low 80s and a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

TBI is investigating a double homicide in Bean Station, Tennessee, alongside the Grainger County Sheriff's Office, with local concerns about crime and homelessness rising.

The search for Sebastian Rogers, a missing autistic teen, continues after three months, with no significant leads despite the efforts of the Sumner County Sheriff's Office and the boy's father.

A Knoxville couple was sentenced for creating over a hundred fake IDs; Cheryl Huff received 37 months, and Mario Paz-Mejia received 30 months, with both facing subsequent supervised release.

A bridge collapse caused a train derailment in LaFollette, Tennessee, with no injuries reported and no hazardous materials involved. The cleanup is expected to take a few days.