The sudden surge in unemployment has led to a sharp increase in demand for food from organizations serving the less fortunate.

From the chief to a patrol officer, KPD’s internal probe of a sexually explicit demonstration at a roll call uncovers police policy violations.

The city will have a spring music festival after all — a virtual one. Welcome to this Saturday’s Sofa Soirée.

With cases steadily rising, streets are quiet while state and local officials focus on measuring the spread and blunting the impact of the novel coronavirus.

Scenes from an underpopulated spring afternoon.

Social distancing isn’t a problem in this suburban-rural North Knox County district, which votes reliably Republican.

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

City Council zoomed into a new era Tuesday by holding its first remote meeting as a measure against spreading the novel coronavirus.

All of our coverage of the ongoing effects of the coronavirus pandemic in Knoxville, Knox County and Tennessee.

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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.