The article details a study on Cameroon's hunting practices, published in Nature Sustainability, co-authored by Adam Willcox, which covers data from 1991-2022 and examines the impact of hunting on wildlife and local communities.

Knoxville Police to conduct a DUI checkpoint on March 28 on Broadway to deter impaired driving after 10 fatal crashes in 2024 involved suspected impairment.

The Tennessee National Guard is providing aerial support, using Blackhawk helicopters, to fight wildfires in Chattanooga, improving efforts to contain the blaze.

Former Loudon County Deputy Sheriff John J. Kelly passed away, as announced by the sheriff's office. He had previously served in law enforcement in Florida and in the U.S. Navy. His service and impact were highlighted in the tribute.

Stephanie Boshears, a third grade teacher at Oneida Elementary School in Tennessee, has received the Milken Educator Award for her exceptional teaching and impact on education.

Former Deputy Sheriff and Navy veteran John J. Kelly of Loudon County has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of dedicated service in various law enforcement departments and military.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office is moving its 2nd Annual K-9 Fundraiser to Loudon High School due to weather, inviting the community to support on March 15th.

Third graders at Farragut Intermediate School celebrated Arbor Day with educational activities and a visit from town officials, including the mayor, recognizing their environmental essays.

Maryville College opens registration for its Expanding Horizons theological summer program for high school students, highlighting academic, spiritual growth, and leadership skills development.

Knoxville eviction cases are surging, with one court day seeing 361 filings. A free eviction support program faces funding cuts despite its success in aiding at-risk tenants. Advocates urge local government to act to prevent potential homelessness.

K9 Manny of the Knox County Sheriff's Department celebrated his sixth birthday, marked by tributes, treats, and recognition of his service in law enforcement.

The University of Tennessee Police Department partners with the Metro Drug Coalition to commemorate the sixth annual Day of Hope, promoting optimism for those battling substance use and mental health issues.

Dr. Phillip Sherman at Maryville College examines the role of animals in the Bible through courses and research, contributing new perspectives to the fields of Animal Studies and Biblical Studies.