The Tennessee Department of Transportation said crews put down thousands of gallons of salt brine during the latest East Tennessee snowstorm. Last week, wintry weather swept through the region. Snow fell on Wednesday,

The Tennessee Department of Transportation said crews are working to fill in the potholes across the entire state. A spokesperson said when the weather starts to warm up, crews will be able to fully fix the potholes, and not just patch them up.

Ahead of the snowstorm, the National Weather Service forecast that East Tennessee could see between 1-3 inches of snow. The amount of snow was variable, depending on the community's location across the region.

According to realtor data, the median cost of a home in Knoxville is almost $420,000, which prices out firefighters who don’t have a second income.

Ahead of the snow, a winter weather advisory is in place for much of East Tennessee from 2 a.m. to midnight on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

Many school districts in Knoxville and East Tennessee will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 19, due to snow. The region is expected to see between 1-3 inches of snow, with northern communities to see more accumulation. Here's what schools are closed in East Tennessee on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation’s SmartWay map shows ice and snow patches on various roads in the following counties: This includes I-40 in Cumberland County, I-75 in Campbell County and many other roads. Click here to view the full SmartWay map.

The Saturday event brought people for several events, all aimed at raising money and awareness for the hospital.

Ahead of the snowstorm, the National Weather Service forecast that East Tennessee could see between ... Most areas around Knoxville and beyond saw between 1.5 to 2 inches of fresh powder on ...

It looks like Punxsutawney Phil was right. More winter weather is expected for East Tennessee. A storm is sweeping across the Volunteer State this week, bringing snow and cold temperatures to the ...