Sevier County and Sevierville City have signed an MOU with TORG for the redevelopment of Smokies Stadium, prioritizing its preservation and revitalization.

Officer Frank Ramsey is retiring from the Knoxville Police Department after 34 years of service, as announced by the department's Facebook post, which praised his commitment and career contributions.

Jim Campbell has been appointed as the Chief of Police for the Clinton Police Department, recognized for over 30 years of dedicated service and a community-first approach to policing.

Johnson City is actively addressing environmental challenges, focusing on stormwater management, water quality, waste disposal, and preventing pharmaceutical pollution.

The Kingsport Fire Department's 2024 report shows a decrease in incidents and an increase in training hours, with acquisitions and community engagement highlighted.

Jefferson County Constables' Department honored three former constables for their dedication and unpaid service to the community in a ceremony detailed on social media.

The Knoxville-Knox County Design Review Board has approved new apartments and a parking garage near Covenant Health Park in Knoxville's Old City, designed to address parking demands and complement area growth.

Sevierville Police partner with DEA for a local Drug Take Back event to fight drug addiction and overdose, allowing the community to safely dispose of unused medications at Walmart on Dolly Parton Parkway.

Tennessee's first Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grant (BRAG) program project, revitalizing a contaminated site in Morristown, has been completed with a ceremony celebrating the new logistics hub.

The Jefferson County Constables' Department paid tribute to constables Kelley, Thurman, and Wilson for their years of service and dedication to community safety.

Rural Metro Fire promoted Thomas Kearley to Firefighter/Engineer, recognizing his dedication and service to Knox County since graduating from the Recruit Academy in 2022.

The Kingsport Public Library is closing on May 10 for relocation to Fort Henry Mall, reopening June 2. No book returns during the move, but digital resources remain available. The move precedes a major renovation, including an accessibility upgrade.

The Oliver Springs Fire Department tested new firefighting hoses and nozzles under live fire conditions, sharing their experiences on Facebook to highlight their commitment to preparedness and innovation.