(WBIR) The Morristown Police Department says it's keeping an eye out for drivers not stopping for pedestrians in crosswalks. If officers catch someone not obeying crosswalk and intersection laws, they'll write them an $89.75 ticket beginning April 24, according to a release.

Under Tennessee law, drivers are required to yield to pedestrians in marked crosswalks and intersections. Police are also urging people to stop and look before they walk across a highway.

Update: The Greene County Sheriff's Department says Mr. Wawerski has been located safely. They did not release any further details.

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(WBIR) Greene County deputies are asking for the public's help in finding a missing, elderly man.

William W. Wawerski, 73, was last seen riding a three-wheel motorcycle Saturday in the area of W.I. Bowman Road in Greene County. Officials said he may need treatment for some health issues.

(WBIR) Officials said they've uncovered child porn amounting to thousands of images and hundreds of videos inside a man's Hamblen County home Thursday.

A federal grand jury indicted Fred Frank Whitacre Jr., 40, of Morristown with distributing and possessing child porn among other charges.

Morristown police raided Whitacre's house after the FBI said it had evidence the suspect emailed child porn to New York. Detectives said they found 7,460 images and 308 videos of child porn inside his residence.