A winter storm watch is issued for parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, expecting heavy mixed precipitation, hazardous travel conditions, and possible power outages.

Knoxville Police are searching for a man who fired a gun during a traffic stop and then fled. No injuries were reported, and the suspect remains at large. The KPD Homicide Unit is following leads.

The Johnson City Senior Center is conducting a pet food drive to support seniors and their pets, complementing their annual Spring Forward for Seniors initiative.

Jon Taylor has been appointed as the Associate Laboratory Director for Neutron Sciences at ORNL, bringing his expertise in neutron scattering and a vision to integrate AI and computing into research.

A car crash on E. Emory Rd caused delays, with both directions affected. Two people were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the cause is unknown.

Knoxville Police search for a man who fired a gunshot while fleeing a traffic stop, with no injuries reported. The suspect remains unidentified and at large.

ORNL, Type One Energy, and UT are collaborating to establish a high-heat flux facility for fusion energy research in East Tennessee, aimed at accelerating the development of materials for fusion reactors.

Motorcyclist Derrick Wayne Bettis was arrested after a high-speed chase and crash on Highway 58; he faces numerous charges including possession of a firearm and felony evading arrest.

A juvenile in Cocke County has been charged for threatening mass violence against a Tennessee school, with the sheriff emphasizing the real-world consequences of online actions.

The Knoxville Police Department promoted eleven officers to higher ranks, recognizing their leadership and dedication in a ceremony, as stated on the KPD website.

Knoxville prepares for a severe winter storm with up to 6 inches of snow and significant icing. Travel may become nearly impossible, with power outages and tree damage likely.

Guinness, a therapy dog, brings joy to Knoxville's healthcare and forensic settings, making over 800 visits and dedicating 1,200 hours with Foster Arnett, highlighted in a Knox County Regional Forensic Center post.

The TBI has issued a Silver Alert for 82-year-old Ronald Arnsparger from Johnson City, urging public assistance in locating him. He's driving a white GMC Canyon, may be in Indiana, and has a medical condition.