The Blount County Sheriff's Office warns residents of phone scams targeting relatives of incarcerated individuals, falsely claiming payment is needed for ankle monitors or avoiding arrest.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office reopened I-40 eastbound after a fatal crash. Multiple agencies responded; travelers were advised to drive carefully.

A 70-year-old woman was charged with DUI after hitting nine cars in Knoxville, admitting to police she drank alcohol before the incident. No bystanders were injured.

A student at William Blount High School was arrested for having a stolen gun on campus, leading to further investigations and additional charges for two other students.

University of Tennessee research examines how professional Santas align with the spirit of the season, regardless of their physical likeness to the traditional Santa image.

Maryville commuters might face delays on Carpenters Grade Road due to sewer work between Kensington Blvd. and Peterson Ln., with traffic reduced to one lane.

Kingsport invites residents to a Community Open House to discuss the city's comprehensive plan, covering housing, land use, and quality of life improvements.

Knoxville's weather forecast predicts calmer winds and partly cloudy skies, with temperature highs in the mid-40s and chances of rain increasing towards the end of the week.

ORNL explores innovative nuclear fuel recycling, led by Katie Johnson, to improve energy security and environmental stewardship by closing the nuclear fuel cycle.

The article discusses how insights from nuclear fission are aiding the development of nuclear fusion technology, with Michael Loughlin of ORNL using his expertise to address the challenges unique to fusion systems.

Denise Adorno Lopes at ORNL is advancing nuclear fuel design for safer, more efficient reactors, exploring new materials and manufacturing approaches to enhance energy security and competitiveness.

TDOT reopened State Route 159/US 321 in Tennessee after repair work due to damage from Hurricane Helene, with one remaining section set to reopen in 2026.

ORNL is advancing 3D printing in nuclear reactor components, potentially enhancing safety and efficiency in energy generation and supporting increasing AI power demands.