A No Wake Zone has been established by the TWRA at the junction of Turkey Creek and Tennessee River near Northshore Drive Bridge to enhance safety due to high boat traffic and accidents.

Knoxville hosted the Women's College Hockey Classic, featuring teams from Auburn, Alabama, and Georgia, combined with a skills clinic for young female hockey players by the local Lady Wild team.

The National Weather Service warns of hazardous winds and increased fire risks in East Tennessee, advising caution due to strong gusts and low humidity.

A woman was seriously injured early Saturday morning when she was hit by a car in Greeneville while crossing the road. She is being treated at Johnson City Medical Center.

One Knoxville SC achieved a 2-0 win against Lexington SC, marking their third consecutive victory, with coaches praising the team's progress and foundations laid last year.

UCOR has signed a deal providing a 20% pay rise for 550 workers, marking a significant workforce investment by offering higher salaries, paid holidays, and job security.

One person died in a motorcycle crash in Oak Ridge, as police investigate the Saturday evening incident under the Bethel Valley Road overpass.

Kern's Food Hall in South Knoxville schedules a soft opening for April 13, featuring multiple food and retail vendors and preserving historical elements.

A report reveals a serious mental health resource shortage in East Tennessee, with an urgent need for more psychiatric beds highlighted by local lawmakers.

The FBI is searching for a suspect who robbed the Newport Federal Bank on Friday afternoon, escaping with an undisclosed sum of money. The Newport Police Department and FBI are investigating.

Former Jefferson County sheriff and TBI agent David Davenport passed away after a medical emergency, leaving a legacy in East Tennessee's law enforcement.

A Freeze Watch is in effect for parts of Tennessee, Virginia, and North Carolina, with a chilly forecast and potential frost hazards. Fire risks and high wind events are also expected, followed by rain and possible thunderstorms.

Knoxville approves tax incentives for a $30 million golf entertainment complex to revitalize North Knoxville's industrial area, featuring driving bays, mini golf, and bowling.