The Kingsport Fire Department's Facebook post for MLK Day calls for fire and life safety measures, noting frequent fire emergencies and advocating for Community Risk Reduction strategies.

The Johnson City Fire Department offers free hands-only CPR training on Feb 11, including fire safety practices, using state-of-the-art manikins and simulators.

Gatlinburg announces closures and service schedules for MLK Jr. Day, highlighting that government offices are closed, yet recreational facilities, sanitation services, and the trolley system will operate normally.

Melissa Edsall of the Knox County Regional Forensic Center has earned the "Diplomat" title from the ABMDI, signifying her expertise as a Medicolegal Death Investigator.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office celebrated Deputy U.S. Marshal John Bieber's retirement after 29 years, highlighting his service and impact on the community.

Michael Hodge, Elizabethton's Code Enforcement Officer, is committed to keeping the city clean and well-ordered, drawing on his background at the Carter County Sheriff's Department.

Eric Norman has been promoted to sergeant at the Elizabethton Police Department, bringing his law enforcement and military experience to his new role as patrol shift field supervisor.

The first day of EMT school at Rural Metro Fire - Knox County starts, marking a first for both the new Roane State Health Science building and the use of a Simulation lab for pre-hospital training in Tennessee.

The Town of Farragut has appointed Tessa Cortes as Finance Director and Crissy Fletcher as Town Recorder, strengthening its financial and administrative governance.

The Sevierville Fire Department is set to enhance rescue operations with the new Rescue Company 13, currently in the final stage of construction and due to join next month.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office welcomed five new members to its team, aiming to strengthen Uniformed and Corrections Services with diverse backgrounds, including former military and law enforcement.

The Gatlinburg Golf Course was named 2025 Public Course of the Year by the Tennessee Turfgrass Association, recognized for excellence in turf management and customer experience.

David Gray was sworn in as the new Fire Chief of the Gatlinburg Fire Department, succeeding the retired Charlie Cole, and Kandra McCarter was appointed as Lieutenant.