In diverse northwest Knoxville, an iconoclastic incumbent faces the director of a well-known nonprofit.

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

Appointed Judge Kyle Hixson and attorney Wesley Stone square off in a contest they agree typically hinges on experience and fairness.

For the first time in 30 years, Knox County voters will elect a new attorney to represent indigent defendants in court.

The county Law Department reiterates its contention that the Sheriff’s Office can charge labor costs for inspection of public records.

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

Should Knox County abolish its most unusual elected office? Our latest survey of local community leaders shows strong support.

Citing concerns about traffic and ‘irresponsible development,’ the town board turns down an amendment pushed by County Mayor Glenn Jacobs.

City Council agrees on the process to replace Stephanie Welch in the soon-to-be-vacant 1st District seat.

Seeking re-election, County Commissioner Evelyn Gill faces challenger Dasha Lundy in the March 3 Democratic primary.

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.

Looking for something uniquely local this holiday season? Here are a few of our favorite things from 2019.

LMU plans to start preliminary work on renovating Magdalen Clarke Tower immediately after the holidays.