Andrea Kline was chosen by the Knox County Commission as interim Knox County General Sessions Court judge, set to replace retiring Judge Andrew Jackson VI.

The Board of Commission meetings in Johnson City, originally set for early January 2026, are rescheduled for a week later, retaining the 6 p.m. start time.

Tennessee's McGhee Tyson ANGB will receive the new KC-46A Pegasus tanker by 2031, enhancing refueling capabilities for the 134th Air Refueling Wing and improving conditions for airmen.

Nick Geis joins Johnson City as a new assistant city manager with extensive experience in managing municipal services from his prior role in Lexington, N.C.

Eleven inmates in Loudon County, TN, were honored for completing the ANETS program, which aims to reduce recidivism by teaching essential trade skills.

The Elizabethton Regional Planning Commission meeting on December 4, 2025, will include discussions on a rezoning request by Daniel Lewis and setting the 2026 meeting schedule.

Samantha Maney was sworn in as sergeant in Elizabethton, set to oversee school resource and traffic officers, reflecting her 12-year law enforcement career and crisis negotiation skills.

Knoxville is investing $6.6 million in parks and streets, including the Burlington Streetscapes project and phase two of Sam E. Hill Park, with funding from city reserves and private funds.

Seymour Volunteer Fire Department Chief John Linsenbigler is retiring, with a search for his replacement underway. He served since 1982 and has been with Seymour VFD since 1996.

Officer Joseph Rios joins the Elizabethton Police Department as a corporal through a lateral entry program that recognizes his law enforcement experience in Texas.

The U.S. Air Force will upgrade the 134th Air Refueling Wing in Knoxville with new KC-46A Pegasus tankers, signifying recognition of the unit's proficiency and readiness.

Kingsport Mayor Paul W. Montgomery announces a new task force to revitalize the MeadowView Conference Resort and Convention Center, focusing on its financial sustainability and future success.

Joseph Strong has been named Johnson City's new chief building official, bringing two decades of experience as a deputy state fire marshal to the role.