Knoxville, TN (WOKI) After serving a record number of meals in a single day and housing hundreds Tuesday, Knox Area Rescue Ministries (KARM) is asking for your help to replenish their larder.

KARM representatives say they served more than 1,500 meals and housed 400 people Tuesday evening. They add that their outreach team also gave supplies to more than 120 people living in camps.

On top of using a record number of supplies, KARM representatives say that they cannot pick up donations due to icy roads, so they’re asking the public for help.

Specifically, KARM said they needed:

• Canned beans and vegetables
• Rice
• Pasta
• Meat

They also asked for hand warmers to give out to people living outside. Those who can make it safely to KARM to donate are asked to head to 418 North Broadway and ring the bell by the door.

Fairfield Glade, TN (WOKI) UPDATE: Two people are dead and another is injured following a domestic incident in Cumberland County.

Officials with the Cumberland County Sheriff’s office say the incident happened Wednesday morning around 7:50 a.m. at a home in Fairfield Glade on Wimberly Road.

CCSO says officers with the Fairfield Glade Police Department responded to a call for shots fired from the home’s back deck, finding 76 year-old James Chapman with severe cuts and a dead woman, identified as 69 year-old Karen Chapman.

James Chapman was airlifted to UT Medical Center for treatment.

Officials say the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation responded to the home to investigate, identifying 33 year-old Jason James Chapman as a suspect.

Law enforcement put out a “Be On The Lookout” for Jason Chapman, who was later found dead from an apparent suicide in an Arkansas hotel room.

ORIGINAL STORY: Multiple agencies are on the scene of an apparent homicide in Cumberland County.

Officials with the Cumberland County Sheriff’s office say the alleged homicide happened at 510 Wimberly Road in Fairfield Glade.

No additional information was immediately released.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Fairfield Glade Police Department are also involved in the investigation.

This is a developing story.

Knoxville, TN (WOKI) Calling the measure “precautionary,” The Tennessee Valley Authority is asking KUB customers to reduce power use amid cold temperatures across East Tennessee.

In a release Tuesday, TVA officials say KUB has been alerted that its power supply is experiencing an increased demand caused by extremely cold temperatures.

Additionally, officials report that KUB and other local power companies have been warned that increased conservation efforts are necessary to extend the available power supply and avoid service interruptions.

“We appreciate our customers joining us in these steps to reduce the strain on TVA’s grid,” Gabriel J. Bolas, president and CEO of KUB, said. “While this is a precautionary measure, it can have a big impact as we work to meet the demand for electricity.”

TVA asked KUB customers to take the following measures:

• Lower your thermostat as safely and comfortably as possible.
• Postpone using large electrical appliances such as dishwashers, dryers, and cooking equipment. If you do need to use large appliances, use them during the warmest part of the day when electricity demand is lower.
• Businesses should minimize lighting and turn off all office equipment that is not in use or necessary.
• Eliminate all non-essential use of electricity, such as decorative indoor and outdoor lighting used for hallways, walkways, and home patios.

Customers are also encouraged to visit KUB’s website at www.kub.org for updates and tips to conserve energy.