A proposed Knox County ordinance would require nonprofits to certify they don't use county grants to help undocumented immigrants, prompting protests and a delay.

The town of Farragut invites public engagement in assembling its FY2027 budget, offering transparent access to the process via town hall meetings and online resources.

The Gatlinburg Fire Department is warning residents to practice safe heating as cold weather approaches, emphasizing the risk of fires and carbon monoxide poisoning.

The Eastern District of Tennessee's U.S. Attorney's Office collected over $21.7 million in criminal and civil actions in FY 2025, with additional funds from joint cases and asset forfeiture.

The Knox County Regional Forensic Center is observing National MDI Week to honor and raise awareness of the critical role of death investigators and their team's work.

Johnson City property owners must pay their 2025 property taxes by February 28 to avoid penalties, with the option to pay by mail, in person, or online with an added fee.

Loudon County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee closes administrative offices due to hazardous winter weather, while patrol deputies continue to respond to emergencies.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has closed the Chuck Swan Wildlife Management Area due to expected inclement weather, with a review of the situation planned for Sunday.

Rogersville Judge William E. Phillips II was among three finalists for the Tennessee Court of Appeals, but Gov. Bill Lee appointed Rachel Park Hurt to the Eastern Section. The decision follows public interviews and a short, local selection process.

Sweetwater Hospital Association is closing its labor and delivery department due to provider coverage issues, financial strains, and low patient volumes. The closure has led to a mass resignation of nurses and concerns about community impact.

Centrus Energy Corp. is expanding its Oak Ridge facility in Tennessee to manufacture advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment. This $560 million investment will create 430 jobs.

The Knoxville Police Department promoted eleven officers to higher ranks, recognizing their leadership and dedication in a ceremony, as stated on the KPD website.

Johnson City authorities advise residents to insulate pipes and maintain fire sprinkler systems to prevent freeze damage due to the forecasted cold spell.