The price for the city’s new public safety center has leaped 40 percent because of the pandemic, but federal relief funding might help foot the bill.

Demonstrators are arrested as protests of Anthony Thompson Jr.’s death intensify and calls for releasing police videos of the shooting grow louder.

Kincannon and Jacobs recommend a diverse group of seven candidates to oversee the proposed baseball stadium project.

The day after a fatal shootout at Austin-East, school officials and city residents confront questions of physical security and spiritual anguish.

One Knoxville police officer was wounded in the confrontation at a school that has experienced a spike in deaths from gunfire this year.

The Public Building Authority says the protesters arrested at Monday’s Commission meeting can still enter the City County Building.

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

Some question the need for a tax break for developers, while others argue it’s the best path to restoring the historic hotel building.

Demonstrators are arrested as protests of Anthony Thompson Jr.’s death intensify and calls for releasing police videos of the shooting grow louder.

Every Monday, we give you a rundown of the week’s public meetings and civic events.

Governor’s budget amendment provides state support without creating a special tax district.

Another bill to disempower local health boards advances in the Legislature. This one would ban “vaccine passports.”

The Biden administration is dangling huge incentives for the last 12 states to expand Medicaid. Will Tennessee bite?

As Knoxville struggles with its worst gun violence in years, the state Legislature presses ahead with its permitless carry bill.

The House Health Committee approved a narrowed version of the Knoxville Republican’s bill taking power away from county health boards.