Open Arms Care notified clients June 9 that emails containing names, Social Security numbers and medical details may have been accessed. The nonprofit set up a hotline for questions.

Former Grande Aviation president admitted diverting Payroll Support Program money and failing to pay $127,184 in payroll taxes.

Nashville’s Oliver Hospitality is expanding beyond Tennessee, adding The Sarasota Modern, plotting a Detroit boutique and moving ahead with historic rehabs in Aiken and Knoxville.

An industrial fire at Jackson Manufacturing on Goldstar Drive tied up nearly 40 firefighters and sent one crew member to Bradley Medical Center. Investigators are probing the cause.

Fog this morning gives way to showers and gusty storms this afternoon in Knoxville. Gusts up to 25 mph and a quarter- to half-inch of rain possible.

A 26-year-old man was shot outside VIP Lounge on North Broadway and taken to UT Medical Center in critical but stable condition.

Agents with the 9th Judicial Drug Task Force say they seized 14 firearms, meth, ammunition and body armor during a June 9 search at a Lenoir City home.

Hot, muggy Saturday with highs near 90°F. Sunday brings likely heavy, gusty storms that could disrupt outdoor plans.

Knoxville police charged a woman with child neglect after a 3-year-old was found alone in a vehicle at the Chapman Highway Walmart; the child was taken to Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital and is expected to be OK.

A multi-county police pursuit ended in Alcoa on Thursday after officers chased a vehicle into Knox County; one man was seriously injured and taken to UT Medical Center.

State letters warn that undocumented children in the Children's Special Services program could have their records shared with Tennessee's immigration enforcement unit after June 30.

A Greeneville man died after an early‑morning two‑vehicle crash at West Andrew Johnson Highway and Mt. Pleasant Road. Police identified the victim as Paul D. Oaks.

BattleField Farms plans to convert a former Dollar General at 2265 McCalla Ave into The ONE FIVE, a low-cost grocery meant to serve East Knoxville’s 37915 food desert.