He didn’t fare well in Wednesday’s debate, but Mike Bloomberg is the favorite Democratic candidate of Power Poll respondents.

Pending campus feedback, the Knoxville businessman will likely lose the ‘interim’ from his title for a five-year appointment.

At the end of the day, or night as the case might be, applicants for the open 1st District City Council seat have to sway an electorate of eight.

In East Knoxville, a majority black precinct that votes strongly Democratic — and played a role in the recent mayor’s race.

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

Nashville-based developers will pay $6 million for the Gay Street landmark, with plans to turn it back into a hotel.

The city, Volunteer Ministry Center and Parkridge residents reach an agreement on closing the north end of Myrtle Street.

Knoxville officials say they’re comfortable with the city’s debt level as they plan to go to the bond market to finance projects.

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

The City of Knoxville’s budget outlook for next year is sunny, but clouds are gathering on the fiscal horizon.

Immigrant support groups are key players in the quest to reach the undercounted and boost Census response rates.

After months of persuasion, County Mayor Glenn Jacobs wins a unanimous vote to lease the empty East Tower and buy the Summer Place garage.

As the Legislature prepares to write a new billboard law, scenic highway advocates fear the outdoor advertising industry will push to weaken regulations.

In a lawsuit trial, the Knox County Sheriff’s Office outlines its unusual interpretations of the state’s Public Records Act.

A UT researcher’s work shows that difficult family relationships are a predictor of poor health.