Tyler Underwood has been charged with six counts of cruelty to animals. He also agreed to speak with an officer about the killing of the puppies.

Olivia Emert crushed a grand slam in the sixth inning to help lead Alcoa past Morristown West 9-0.

Regular mammograms to screen for breast cancer should start younger, at age 40, according to an influential U.S. task force. Women ages 40 to 74 should get screened every other year, the group said.

One more thing before we go, a little lunch, a little fundraising. and a lot of inspiration as the Women's Fund of East Tennessee held its 13th annual luncheon.

A Maryville student was named the state champion of the 2024 Poetry Out Loud competition. Now, she is taking her talents to Washington DC to compete in the National Semifinals this week.

Educators at Anderson County Schools will not be among those in Tennessee allowed to carry concealed firearms in schools after the governor signed a bill allowing teachers to carry.

Knoxville’s first community recovery center has completed the second phase of its expansion plan to add more resources for those recovering from addiction.

The Tennessee Theatre has announced it's Broadway line up for the upcoming theatre season.

Autism Breakthrough of Knoxville hosted its citywide acceptance breakfast this morning to celebrate the Autism community. The group provides a number of resources and the event helps them continue their mission.

Often referred to as the peaceful side of the Smokies some in the City of Townsend hope it stays that way as it prepares for the future.

The Tennessee Department of Labor said an Anderson County woman owes thousands of dollars in unemployment benefits collected during the pandemic. However, Tabitha Sharp said she worked during the pandemic and has never been unemployed.

Tennessee school districts could soon allow teachers to carry guns on campus, but so far none have openly said they will. State capitol reporter Tori Gessner compiled the statements from various districts across the state and shares reaction from one of the sponsors of the legislation

The Knoxville Area Urban League welcomed some special guests on Tuesday to discuss it’s reentry program and how important it is for individuals who have been incarcerated to reenter the community and workforce.