A Detroit, Michigan woman is facing drug charges after a DEA Officer said she allegedly brought methamphetamine and fentanyl to Knoxville using a Greyhound bus.

State officials announced Monday that HVAC manufacturer Greenheck Group will invest at least $300 million to build a corporate campus in Knoxville and create hundreds of jobs.

Knox County's 20-year growth plan that hadn't been updated since 2001 will finally be modernized after the long-discussed Advance Knox plan received final approval on Monday.

In his former career as a WWE Hall of Famer, Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs was no stranger to fierce competition. He'll try his hand in a new competition next month when he faces off against Joey Chestnut and some of the world's top competitive eaters.

More than 600 citations were issued and 36 arrests were made during the Spring Rod Run car show on April 18-21, according to the Pigeon Forge Police Department.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Roane County Sheriff’s Office are investigating after a woman’s body was discovered in Rockwood on Monday.

Knoxville leaders want to gather more input from residents on how federal housing grant money should be spent and the creation of a fair housing equity plan.

A former Knox County Sheriff’s deputy pleaded guilty to aggravated exploitation of a minor, according to a spokesperson with the Knox County District Attorney’s Office.

A man struck and killed by a vehicle along Cedar Bluff Road in Knoxville in 1993 has been identified after more than three decades using DNA analysis.

A South Knoxville restaurant owner is left picking up the pieces of their family business after a car crashed through their establishment Sunday night.

A disabled Knoxville man who depends on food stamps discovered his benefits card was hacked nearly three months ago. The human services department directed him to tear up his old card and apply for a new one, but he’s still on the waiting list after several weeks.

A recent Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Tennessee study found 7.7 percent of Tennesseans have no health insurance. A free clinic in East Tennessee that is filling the medical access gap for residents.

The Cumberland Gap Volunteer Fire Department is made up entirely by college students from Lincoln Memorial University.