FBI reports reveal that scammers stole $160 million from Tennesseans in 2023, with victims predominantly over 60.

Waffle House employees in Tennessee filed lawsuits claiming they were paid below the federal minimum wage, citing violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Authorities have expanded their search for missing teen Sebastian Rogers to a Kentucky landfill, combing through waste for any leads on his disappearance.

Knoxville initiatives help individuals with past criminal records through free quarterly expungement clinics, fostering reintegration and opportunity restoration, with support from the Tennessee Office of Reentry.

The North Knoxville Business Association hosted a meeting with speaker Jim LaPinska on wealth management at the Emerald Youth Foundation, sponsored by Allow Me, LLC.

Knoxville faces impending thunderstorms and potential flooding, with a cold front and gusty winds approaching. Temperatures will drop sharply, but the weather is expected to clear up with sunny days by early next week.

Tennessee is close to winning the SEC, while Alabama struggles with defense ahead of March Madness. Tennessee aims for a conference crown and a top seed, while Alabama's coach Nate Oats seeks to fix defensive issues following a loss to Florida.

Knoxville ranks 13th for St. Patrick's Day celebrations, with WalletHub considering factors like pub count and weather, while Boston leads and Columbia, SC offers sunny festivities.

Knoxville offers local spring break options like Meads Quarry Lake and Dollywood, alongside downtown treats and attractions such as Zoo Knoxville, with a focus on relaxation and staying close to home.

The Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians launched The Great Cookie Competition, a fundraising event where locals vote on their favorite cookies to support Girl Scout programs.

Lynn Bumgardner caught a record-breaking 1.58-pound yellow perch at Lake Barkley, Kentucky, overtaking the previous state record of 1.44 pounds set in 2010.

A man in the Halls community faces charges for causing a brush fire by discarding cigarette butts, which burned several acres. Firefighters and law enforcement responded, but no injuries were reported.

The University of Tennessee is initiating construction of two new residence halls projected to open in fall 2025, adding 1,950 beds to meet growing student housing needs.