The Boyd Foundation donated $3.5 million to East Tennessee counties affected by Hurricane Helene, with funds allocated based on local officials' assessment of needs.

Anderson-DuBose Company is opening a new distribution facility in Jefferson City, TN, expected to create 80 jobs and support nearly 450 restaurant locations.

Crossville and Roane County Driver Services Centers in Tennessee will close for one day to install new credentialing equipment and self-service kiosks.

TWRA offers $250,000 in grants to tackle human-bear conflicts by funding bear-resistant garbage containers for communities and businesses in Tennessee.

Knoxville city is advancing with corridor projects on Sevier Avenue and Magnolia Avenue, with council votes pending, backed by Mayor Kincannon for urban renewal.

Anderson County is seeking a new law director after Jay Yeager's passing, with a deadline for applications set for October 24, and interviews planned for early November.

Glenwood Elementary in Oak Ridge is named a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School for its consistent academic excellence and high performance on assessments.

After nearly a decade, Cassius Cash is leaving his role as superintendent of Great Smoky Mountains National Park for a new position as head of the Yosemite Conservancy.

Oak Ridge Electric customers will experience a 2% rate increase starting October 1, aimed at supporting grid improvements and infrastructure maintenance.

The TVA has allocated an additional $150 million for small modular reactor development, atop an initial $200 million, facing an impending 5.25% rate hike for consumers.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation awarded Kingsport a $2.9 million grant for park improvements, part of a state initiative granting $21 million to 27 communities.

Daniel Lance Buis was charged after authorities seized meth, over 40 guns, explosives, and cash in a Tennessee drug bust.

Knoxville voters will decide in November on maintaining district-only elections or adopting city-wide voting for council members after a state law change sparked debate on representation and diversity.