Knoxville Police officers are investigating a robbery at a North Knoxville store.

Early Thursday morning, a Hawkins County Sheriff’s Narcotics Officer was conducting drug interdiction operations on the Rogersville portion of Highway 11-W.

At about 12:40 a.m. Saturday morning, KPD officers responded to a report of a shooting at Toot's Little Honkey Tonk located at the 100 block of E. Anderson Ave. in North Knoxville.

Sevierville police are looking for two people they say cashed a fake check for hundreds of dollars.

We're tracking crime in Morgan County, where police are busting meth labs at a record-breaking rate. Since January 1 of this year, the Sheriff's Office has found 19, and that number's not slowing down.

A man accused of beating his pregnant girlfriend now faces a second charge: assaulting their unborn baby.

A Maryville woman was robbed of her prescription pain pills Tuesday morning as she walked out of the pharmacy.

New Tazewell Police said a traffic stop over the weekend lead them to hundreds of abused animals. Charlie Gregory and Taniciah Little both face 134 counts of animal cruelty, but Gregory said they're innocent.

The pair arrested on more than a hundred counts of animal cruelty were released on their own recognizance after agreeing to surrender the scores of animals found in their horse trailer over the weekend.

EVARTS, Ky (WYMT-TV) --- Police are investigating a house fire in the Harlan County that left one 59 year-old Ronnie King dead. No arrests have been made and police suspect foul play.

At about 10 p.m. Saturday, Kentucky State Police post 10 in Harlan received a call in reference to a possible murder at 1000 block of Highway 522 in Baxter, Kentucky.

Knoxville Police are investigating an armed robbery at a CVS.

A traffic stop in Claiborne County led to a disturbing find: more than 100 animals in small cages without food or water. Police arrested and charged two people with 134 counts of animal cruelty.

The Knox County Sheriff’s Office is looking for at least two suspects responsible for a West Knox County Pizza Hut robbery that occurred Friday night. The incident happened just before 11:00 p.m. at the Pizza Hut located at the 9200 block of Kingston Pike.

A violent sex offender arrested for teaching gymnastics in a Knox County school cafeteria and out of the basement of his home is back behind bars, indicted on those charges and more.

Police busted Rodney Harris for drugs and guns, but it's where they picked him up that could send him to jail for a long time.

Police in Knoxville say a man handed a pharmacist a note on Wednesday, claiming he had a weapon demanding a specific narcotic and was told they were on backorder.

A man accused of killing his grandmother two years ago returns to court on Friday. William Morgan faces first-degree murder charges after he allegedly stabbed his grandmother before trying to take his own life.

According to KPD spokesperson Darrell DeBusk, officers found about 22 grams of crack and a Smith and Wesson handgun in the home as well as more than $3,000 in cash.

Thirty two men and women in custody now after a 4 year long police operation ends in a multi million dollar bust.

A Hawkins Co. woman was arrested after she allegedly told TennCare that her young children lived with her so she could qualify for benefits, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) announced on Wednesday.

Police are still searching for the man who robbed a north Knoxville convenient store late Tuesday evening. Indu Sai Convenient Store was robbed at gunpoint around 8:00 p.m., according to the Knoxville Police Dept.

A Blount County man is in custody following a fire in a room at the Princess Motel on U.S. Highway 411 South Tuesday morning.

A Scott Co. man facing sexual exploitation of a minor charges is back behind bars after several months on the run. In July, Robert Slaven was arrested on drug, weapons, and sex-related charges.

The Campbell Co. Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of the man it believes is responsible for a string of burglaries in the northern part of the county.