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Labor groups seek workforce standards for the proposed multi-use stadium in Knoxville through a community benefits agreement.

After losing last year to COVID-19, ice skating will make a comeback in Market Square during the holiday season.

As school officials begin their move to TVA’s East Tower, the county extends its hold on the Andrew Johnson Building for six months.

The Merit System Council’s contentious relationship with Sheriff Tom Spangler escalates amid accusations of political agendas.

Every Monday, we give you a rundown of the week’s public meetings and civic events.

As County Commission begins its redistricting process, it finds that every potential change leads to complications. City Council sees an easier path.

Administrators paint a grim picture of the impact of the current COVID-19 surge on medical care throughout the region.

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

With legal challenges expected, local employers are taking a cautious approach to President Joe Biden’s order on COVID-19 vaccinations and testing.

The proposed publicly financed sports and entertainment venue would have a higher sticker price but cost less to finance than previously estimated.

Larsen Jay reflects on an unusual and eventful 12 months heading County Commission — and why he won’t seek the leadership post again.

An overwhelming majority of survey respondents disagree with the state Department of Health’s decision to stop vaccine outreach to adolescents.

More than 170 political science scholars penned an open letter raising alarms about threats to American democracy. We talked to one of them.

A poll commissioned by the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors shows a majority of county voters back a new multi-purpose stadium.