SUMMARY: Good morning! Today will be warm with highs in the upper 70s, though not close to the record high of 81 degrees. Yesterday, a record high was broken. A cold front is moving south, clearing cloud cover later. This weekend, rain is unlikely for Saturday night, benefiting those attending the home’s game. However, a chance of rain arrives late Sunday and into Monday, potentially disrupting the Veterans Day Parade. Dry weather is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by another cold front later in the week. Temperatures will remain above average, staying in the 60s and 70s.

The morning weather report for East Tennessee on Friday, Nov. 8.

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SUMMARY: Disney on Ice is captivating Knoxville this weekend at the Civic Coliseum, featuring dazzling costumes and talented skaters. Live anchor Katie Inman interviews Mark, a Canadian skater who has been with Disney on Ice for 11 years. Mark, part of the Ensemble, showcases beautiful costumes, like one resembling a cherry pie from “Beauty and the Beast.” He emphasizes the handmade details that enhance the show’s magic. Katie encourages viewers to experience the performance and hurry to purchase tickets, as they are selling fast. The enchanting event promises an unforgettable experience for families in Knoxville.

Disney on Ice enchants with vibrant, detailed costumes that bring beloved characters to life, creating a magical experience for all ages.

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SUMMARY: Monterey Police Chief Bill Randolph faces multiple charges for allegedly skipping a training conference to shop and dine with his wife. According to a report by Tennessee Comptroller Jason Mumpower, Randolph improperly had a subordinate scan attendance QR codes to falsely appear as if he attended the November 2022 event. He received $1,200 for accommodations, $275 in per diem, and reimbursement for fuel and registration fees. A grand jury indicted him on charges including theft and official misconduct. Randolph maintains he did nothing wrong but is willing to reimburse expenses. He has been suspended pending investigation.

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