The Roane County Sheriff's Office praised the return of School Resource Officers to schools, emphasizing their role in creating a safe, supportive environment and building positive relationships with students.

Sgt. Bradley and Sgt. Henderson of the Knoxville Police Department were praised for completing section two of the FBI-LEEDA Command Leadership Institute.

A Knoxville man, Jevess Deron Craigmire, was convicted of attempting to murder his ex-girlfriend and other offenses, facing at least thirty-one years in prison.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office has trained School Resource Officers in preparation for the new school year, with a focus on school safety and forced entry techniques.

Sheriff Russell Barker of Anderson County, TN was named Sheriff of the Year and became president of the Tennessee Sheriff’s Association, notably for his work in Hurricane Helene relief efforts.

Knox County Schools is enhancing security with AI surveillance, trained officers at every school, bullet-resistant windows, and increased police enforcement, as well as maintaining communication through a 'Text-to-Tip' service.

Chief Billy Church announced he will retire in November after initiating reforms in the Johnson City Police Department, including tech upgrades, professional standards, and community safety initiatives.

Loudon County, TN, conducted an active shooter response training drill involving teachers and multiple agencies, including local law enforcement and first responders, to improve school safety coordination.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office introduces its School Resource Officers via Facebook video to enhance the relationship between law enforcement and school communities before the new school year.

Five University of Tennessee faculty members receive prestigious Fulbright Scholar Program awards for global projects in diverse academic fields for the 2025-26 year.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office has moved their women's self-defense class to Mary Blount Elementary School to accommodate more attendees due to high demand.

Alcoa invites contractors to bid on herbicidal treatment for powerline ROW by August 7, 2025. Bids must be early, ink-signed, and follow set guidelines. Questions are addressed to Ashley Wagner at least 48 hours before the deadline.

Maryville City Government has announced a temporary ban on all open fires due to dry weather conditions, halting the issuance of burn permits to prevent potential fires.