With numbers of high school graduates reaching a plateau, the University of Tennessee looks for other ways to build its student body.

A bill before the General Assembly would require five days of early voting at UT, MTSU and the University of Memphis.

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

Even without a detailed spending plan, City Council approves $1 million of accelerated funding for violent crime intervention efforts.

ORNL, TVA and UT will invest $9 million over three years to create a hub for budding national and international entrepreneurs.

Third time’s the charm at County Commission for a developer planning a subdivision on a steep and difficult site in North Knoxville.

COVID-19 has forced farmers to find alternative ways to get their food into their customers’ kitchens.

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

The city is mixing more aggressive policing with community-building initiatives to address the spike in gun violence.

Spangler says conducting more remote hearings at the jail would save the county money and reduce safety risks. The Public Defender’s Office has concerns.

The Knox County Health Department believes an employee inadvertently tossed out nearly 1,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine.

A hearing officer issues a beer permit suspension and a fine to Paul’s Oasis for violating a health order and city ordinance.

The Health Department has used multiple laboratories for COVID-19 testing, prompting questions about its choice of firms.

Even as Knox County COVID cases mount, the body that has guided the pandemic response may lose its authority.

With Tennessee leading the nation in new COVID-19 cases, local officials plead for leadership from Gov. Bill Lee.