A state law could lead to more than 2,500 Knox County third-graders being held back because of a single reading score.

Superintendent Jon Rysewyk is moving away from an eight-year effort to measure racial and economic gaps — but he says they remain priorities.

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

Ahead of expected applications to open new schools, the Board of Education gets a refresher on how to handle them.

In split votes, the board’s Republican majority pulls out of an association with other large districts and drops discipline disparities from the superintendent’s evaluation.

UT-Knoxville intends to team up with Arizona State University to power a major expansion of its online academic programs.

UT will double the size and cost of a new building planned for the Haslam College of Business to accommodate student and faculty growth.

Some UT faculty members are openly defying the state’s divisive concepts law during a two-day classroom protest.

With new leadership and support from UT Medical Center, the Free Medical Clinic continues its mission of serving uninsured workers.

The campus administration has proposed three new colleges and a revamped but largely intact College of Arts & Sciences.