Every Monday, we give you a rundown of public meetings and civic events.

A new bureaucratic option offers an opening for Tom Boyd to realize his vision for a fantasy-themed resort in South Knox County.

The Knox County Schools coupon book onslaught returns, and this year more of the money raised will stay at the school where a book is sold.

Knox County officials outline a $7.5 million deal to move the school system’s Central Office and free up the Andrew Johnson Building for redevelopment.

This wealthy waterfront sector south of Farragut throws its political weight behind the Republican Party.

A weekly mystery photo to test your knowledge of the local landscape.

Candidates join a call to end gun shows at the city-owned Chilhowee Park. Also up for discussion: red flag laws and KPD oversight.

A City Council resolution about police body cams on Tuesday turned into an exploration of a host of issues confronting KPD.

Proposals for improving Chapman and Gov. John Sevier highways intersect this week at planning commission meetings.

An internal Sheriff’s Office investigation into a drunken Old City brawl leads to disciplinary actions for five KCSO employees — including the sheriff's spokeswoman.

Long planned and delayed, in the next few years the extension of Schaad Road will create a major new corridor in Knox County’s fastest-growing corner.

The city and county both fund the arts, but to different extents and with different levels of enthusiasm. What is the role of government?

An alliance of residents and civic groups across Knox County comes together to push for better planning and infrastructure.

As a legal challenge holds up a law on marriage officiating, some ask why the state gets to say who’s allowed to administer the vows.

The Knox County Sheriff’s Office says it can charge labor costs for requests to view public records. Despite long-established state law, a judge may agree.