The Cal Johnson Community Center in Knoxville unveils new accessibility improvements, including a sidewalk and stairs, enhancing inclusivity to the facility and its vibrant basketball courts.

Knoxville Utilities Board has returned to normal operations after a cold snap increased demand; voluntary conservation helped prevent outages. Residents are thanked for their efforts and encouraged to continue conserving energy.

Kingsport is developing a strategic plan, emphasizing community input and holding a workshop to guide its direction, with key priorities identified from a survey.

Jesse Potter, a Tennessee Army National Guard veteran, was sworn in as the newest officer at the Elizabethton Police Department in a City Hall ceremony.

The Knoxville Children's Theatre purchased the historic Foundry for $4 million and plans a $12 million renovation to create an educational and performance space.

The Kingsport Book Fair is returning next week, featuring a variety of media for sale to benefit local literacy programs. A preview sale and discounts are available.

Morgan County Sheriff Wayne Potter died after battling cancer, having served in law enforcement for nearly three decades. His dedication and impact on the community are widely honored.

Mayor William E. Carter officially recognized National School Resource Officer Day on February 15th to honor school-based law enforcement's role in maintaining safety in educational environments.

Knox County Schools appointed Carlo J. Granillo as the new chief of security, starting March 2025, after a national search to replace the former chief, Jason Periard.

Pellissippi State Community College is hosting the James Agee Conference to celebrate regional literary and artistic talent, featuring writers and a songwriter.

Johnson City residents must pay 2024 property taxes by February 28 to avoid penalties; payments are accepted in person, by mail, or online with a fee.

Officer Jonathon Workman and former Officer Jacob Rice of the Johnson City Police Department were honored by the local VFW Post 2108 for lifesaving actions during an incident on September 3, 2024.

The UT Forestry Club won second place in the KTSAF quiz bowl, with team members receiving individual honors, showcasing their forestry knowledge and dedication.