CID Investigator David Peters retires after 25 years with the Elizabethton Police Department, reflecting on his career and the technological changes in policing.

Captain Jason Overton graduated from the FBI National Academy, enhancing his skills in leadership and operations for better service in Knox County law enforcement.

A Vanderbilt University poll shows Tennessee voters want government action on high health care costs and support Medicaid expansion; they also favor marijuana legalization and stricter gun laws, diverging from state legislative actions.

The Johnson City Police Department, in collaboration with the THSO, is increasing patrols from Dec. 13 through New Year's to deter impaired driving as part of the Booze It and Lose It campaign.

Roane County received a $20,000 BRAG program grant from TDEC for turning neglected properties into economic opportunities, as part of a statewide initiative to revitalize contaminated or abandoned areas.

Eleven Tennessee Air National Guard members were honored with the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism during a mission in response to an Iranian attack on Israel.

The Elizabethton Water Resources Department restored water service after three main breaks, issuing a temporary boil alert that was lifted the next day.

Vehicle service kiosks in East Tennessee will temporarily close on December 9th for equipment upgrades, including technology improvements and new payment options.

Johnson City celebrated the completion of wastewater system upgrades at Brush Creek Plant, highlighting a $50 million investment in infrastructure and environmental stewardship.

The Tennessee Department of Correction is hosting a hiring event to quickly fill roles at Morgan County Correctional Complex, with on-the-spot interviews and potential same-day job offers.

The Johnson City Board of Commissioners is set to review applications for volunteer boards and administrative matters at a session at the Water and Sewer Services Complex.

Sevier County has acquired the Wears Valley Volunteer Fire Department as part of efforts to improve fire services, with plans to upgrade facilities and support full-time staffing.

Pittman Properties establishes a $5,000 scholarship for children of Knoxville firefighters in memory of firefighter William "Bill" Pittman, to start in the 2025-26 academic year.