Knoxville Embraces Golden Retriever Therapy Dog Guinness for Comfort in Healthcare and Forensic Settings
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.
Johnson City Police and TBI Seek Assistance in Locating Missing 82-Year-Old Ronald Arnsparger
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.
Johnson City Prepares for Winter Weather as Public Works to Apply Brine and Readies 4,000 Tons of Salt for Snow Removal
Johnson City Public Works prepares for snowy weekend with brine, has sufficient salt supplies, and plans to use trucks across nine zones for snow removal in shifts, asking for public patience.
Knoxville Police Department Reaches Full Staffing for First Time in Over a Decade; Mayor Kincannon and City Council Announce Tech Upgrades and Financial System Modernization
Knoxville Police Department is now fully staffed for the first time in over a decade, with Mayor Kincannon emphasizing public safety and fiscal support, including competitive officer pay and investment in advanced technology and financial software.
Winter Weather Advisory Issued for Knoxville as Snow and Freezing Rain Expected With Approaching Storm
The National Weather Service reports mostly cloudy skies and cold temperatures in Knoxville, with potential showers and wind midweek, and an approaching storm system threatening impactful wintry precipitation by the weekend.
Man Arrested for Threatening Chattanooga Judge and Legal Officials, Charged with Harassment and Retaliation
Michael Pearson was arrested for threatening Chattanooga legal officials, with charges of harassment and retaliation. The HCSO coordinated with other agencies to ensure safety and uphold justice.












