The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Scott County and all surrounding counties, effective from 4 a.m. Sunday morning until 7 a.m. Monday morning. The NWS is calling for six to eight inches of snow in Oneida, although it says it's confidence in that forecast is not significant because the heaviest snow accumulations depend on where the deformation zone sets up.

KNOXVILLE — Bruce Coffey, the prominent Oneida physician who has been at the center of a long-running federal investigation into his medical practice, has...

Hubert Glenn Sexton was convicted Friday of the May 2000 murders of Stanley and Terri Sue Goodman, the Huntsville couple who were shot to death as they slept. Sexton, who had originally been convicted and sentenced to death in 2001, was being retried after an appeals court granted him a new trial in 2019. As was the case the first time around, the state argued that Sexton had killed the Goodmans to prevent himself from being prosecuted on charges that he had sexually abused his eight-year-old stepdaughter. And, as was the case the first time around, the jury returned guilty verdicts against him. This time, the jury sentenced Sexton to two life sentences, without the possibility of parole.

A significant winter storm is possible this weekend across parts of Tennessee, including the northern Cumberland Plateau region. We have discussed this possibility at length...

Hubert Glenn Sexton was originally convicted of murdering Huntsville couple Stanley and Sue Goodman as they slept in their beds in May 2000. He was sentenced to death. However, those verdicts were later overturned by an appeals court, which ruled that Sexton was denied his constitutional right to a fair and impartial jury and that he received ineffective legal assistance at trial. The new trial began this week, with jury selection taking place on Monday and testimony beginning on Tuesday. The case is expected to go to the jury on Friday. This time around, Sexton is not facing the death penalty.