A vigil was held in downtown Knoxville Sunday evening honoring Tyre Nichols, who died after a traffic stop by Memphis Police in early January. WATE Good Morning Tennessee at 5 a.m.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has identified a woman whose body was found in Rockwood. According to the TBI, the woman's daughter has been charged in her death.

Air Force Airman Leslie Phillips was one of the women who made up approximately 2 percent of the people serving on active duty in 1970. During her time in the service, Phillips had several unique jobs.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office may soon have a Cadet Explorer Program for teens and young adults interested in law enforcement, thanks to a group of Lenoir City high school students.

Scientists with Oak Ridge National Laboratory are studying groundwater levels and how groundwater is used worldwide.

Several Knoxville community groups partnered together for a violence prevention week cookout on Thursday.

The Knox County School Board has passed a budget proposal with raises and upgrades for the future.

After several emotional pleas during the public comment period, the Knoxville Area Transit board voted to approve changes to bus routes and time tables for the KAT Reimagined Project.

The "Ben Kredich Act" passed unanimously in both chambers of the Tennessee General Assembly and is now headed to Governor Bill Lee's desk to be signed into law.

This year's Construction Couture event brought fashion to the Airport Hilton for a cause. The event benefitted the Blount County Habitat for Humanity's women's build. WATE's Bo Williams and Lori Tucker co-hosted the event, and Tucker is a Blount County Habitat for Humanity board member.

Crews in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park worked to clean up graffiti at the Gatlinburg Bypass overlook.

Nearly 150 people living in East Tennessee became Americans today at a naturalization ceremony in the Big South Fork River & Recreation Area.

Imagine having to pay $50-$100 for your child's confiscated phone simply for having it out. That is the new reality for Hamblen County parents under the new cell phone policy the school system implemented two weeks ago.