For the second month in a row, the board deadlocked on seeking community input about school security.

School board members appear satisfied with a new security agreement with the Knoxville Police Department, but broader questions remain.

A large majority of survey respondents wants to keep armed officers in schools and retain the current mix of agencies responsible for keeping schools safe.

Caught between mayoral pronouncements, the board stalemates on its discussion of armed school security.

Plans for community input on police in schools appear up in the air after the county mayor objects.

The Board of Trustees approves the acquisition of Martin Methodist College, adding a new campus for the first time in a half-century.

A bill to let student-athletes earn money heads to the governor's desk.

As the first cohort of Knox Promise students approach graduation this spring, the pilot program is seeing success. Could it spread statewide?

How the UT Research Foundation helps move innovation from campus into the marketplace.

With numbers of high school graduates reaching a plateau, the University of Tennessee looks for other ways to build its student body.