A majority of Power Poll members want the next superintendent to have a mix of classroom and administrative experience.

During COVID, the University of Tennessee has suspended requiring ACT or SAT scores for admission. The Board of Trustees is weighing whether to make it permanent.

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

In Tennessee, criminal sentences can include more than 360 different fees and fines. Reform advocates say they can pose insurmountable obstacles.

Knox County aims to bolster resources for victims of domestic violence and those in mental health emergencies.

From stranded cargo ships to empty grocery shelves, suddenly everyone cares about supply logistics. We talk to a UT expert to understand what’s going on.

Every Monday, we run down the week’s public meetings and civic events.

Planning commissioners OK plans to turn the landmark Boyd-Harvey House in West Knox County into a bed and breakfast.

Knoxville’s uniformed employees have aligned themselves on opposite sides in this year’s City Council races.

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

City Council candidates weigh in on KPD funding and staffing, as well as violence intervention programs.

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.