Deputy Michael Sims was named Officer of the Quarter for April 2025 by the Roane County Sheriff's Office for his exemplary service and leadership skills.

Sevierville PD offers a free Collision Avoidance Training for drivers aged 16-20 on May 25 to improve driving skills and safety. Registration is required.

Farragut, Tennessee, announces two public hearings on its FY 2025-2026 budget for June 12 and June 26 at Town Hall, advocating for resident participation and transparency.

JCPD hosts a bike safety event for kids, focusing on safe cycling education, at the Langston Centre on June 12 with hands-on practice sessions for children.

Donnie Williams, a dedicated service technician, is retiring, with Maryville City Government praising his commitment to maintaining the city's electric system on social media.

The Blount County Sheriff's Office is offering a free Child Safety Seat Clinic at Walland Elementary School to ensure proper installation of car seats. The event is part of their year-round safety initiative.

Knoxville PD's 2025-B Recruit Class began training to join the force, as the department seeks to replenish and diversify amid national discussions on policing.

Kingsport is conducting a street survey using a lidar-equipped vehicle to assess road conditions for future paving projects.

The Gatlinburg Police Department honored fallen officers on National Peace Officer Memorial Day, remembering Officer Jerry Dean Huskey and acknowledging current officers' service and risks.

Seventeen NECX inmates graduated with associate's degrees, with eleven in the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, marking a focus on rehabilitation and education in prison.

The Sevierville Police Department offers a free Collision Avoidance Training for young drivers to reduce vehicle accidents, including both classroom lessons and hands-on driving experience.

Sevierville Police and others honored late local officers by placing flags at graves in Sevier County, a tradition initiated by Lynn Breeden in 2014, ahead of National Peace Officers Memorial Day.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office thanks the community on social media for support during Police Week, highlighting donations and meals provided by local businesses and citizens.