Updated: 9:34 PM Governor Bredesen will lift a 90-day ban on executions Wednesday. Tennessee is ready to resume executions under new rules now, making lethal injections less painful.
Updated: 4:18 PM The clock is ticking tonight for Knox County parents less than 24-hours before the school board decides if the rezoning plan is a go, or a no-go.
Updated: 4:40 PM Blount County fire crews and members from the Tennessee Forestry Department are on scene right now of a brush fire on Butterfly Gap Road.
Posted: 2:03 PM Two people now face child abuse and neglect charges after police say they left their five month old baby in the backseat of their car while they went shopping.
Updated: 4:01 PM A local man leads Blount County Police on a chase into Knox County, just minutes after officials say he robbed a store on Alcoa Highway.
Posted: 11:31 AM An East Tennessee man is now charged with three counts of attempted first degree murder and three Knoxville Police officers are thankful to be alive.
Posted: 11:21 AM Authorities say a man arrested in South Carolina for bank robbery may have robbed up to 40 banks in several states, including Tennessee and Kentucky, before being captured.
Updated: 12:49 AM What started out as a large meth lab bust and four arrests, has ended with several surprising twists and turns and eight people in jail.
Updated: 9:28 PM It was a banner year for tourism in Sevier County last year so what are officials there doing to get people to return, now that the price of gas is on the rise again?
Updated: 4:18 PM Parents are asking the school board to go back, re-study the data available and come up with another plan to fill Hardin Valley High School.
Updated: 9:49 PM A Knox County man is in the hospital tonight after being shot several times by an officer.
More than 15 hours after the shooting and TBI Supervisory Agent in Charge Bob Denny still has not returned any of our calls.
Updated: 7:18 AM Knoxville police are still on the hunt for one of the shooters involved in what they call a bungled drug deal at a West Knoxville shopping center in broad daylight.
Posted: 2:36 PM A new State Department report says there were 25 percent more terrorist attacks worldwide last year, and that extremists killed 40 percent more people than the previous year.