During their annual retreat, Knoxville City Council members agreed to focus on housing and poverty in the coming year.

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

Gov. Bill Lee’s rejection of federal HIV prevention dollars has left service providers, public health officials and legislators in the dark.

Facing a surge in need, ChildHelp has dramatically boosted the therapeutic side of its work with abused children.

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

UT-Knoxville moves to substantially extend its parameters for future campus expansion as part of its 10-year master plan.

Knox County wants 70 percent of 2024 high school graduates to enroll in college. What would it take?

Real-time data and case narratives from overdose deaths may hold the key to successful drug intervention in Knox County.

With the launch of its first eight 865 Academies, Knox County aims to bridge the school-to-work gap.

Under new leadership, Knox Education Foundation is handing off some of its programs and focusing on innovation.

Sundress Academy for the Arts runs a working farm in Karns that provides a retreat — and free eggs — for visiting writers.

A talk with Adeem the Artist about recognition, representation, and why they might have to leave Knoxville.

In the wake of an encounter at McAlister’s Deli, community advocates ask County Commission for oversight of the Sheriff’s Office.

The FBI said the same man, who died after his arrest, was responsible for attacks on Planned Parenthood’s clinic and shooting at the federal building.

As more organizations look to start charter schools in Knox County, we take a look inside the only one currently operating.