Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon reviews the highs and lows of her tenure so far and previews her last 14 months in office.

A slim majority upheld an appeal that argued the 217-unit apartment development would not meet the spirit of the South Waterfront Vision Plan.

The retirement of the City’s ADA coordinator and the reorganization of compliance responsibilities was messier than it first appeared.

Another round of public-input sessions begins next week for the update to the city’s comprehensive plan for development.

Back from his suspension, Knoxville’s police chief offered apologies and took responsibility for behavior that he said was ‘not who I am.’

Every Monday we run down the week’s public meetings and civic events.

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

An analysis of the 2026 vote shows that the increase in turnout over the 2022 election swung almost entirely in the Democrats’ favor.

Reporter Phil Williams has spent the past three years tracking the influence of white Christian nationalism in Tennessee — including Knoxville.

Every Monday we run down the week’s public meetings and civic events.

Democrats flipped the 18th District state House seat, while even victorious local Republicans saw a formidable blue wave erode their support.

A talk with death-penalty expert Corinna Barrett Lain about lethal injection and Christa Pike.

All of our legislative election coverage, free to read and share.

Two ensconced Republicans seeking their fifth terms face Democrats who say it’s time for a change.

In a rematch, Republican incumbent Elaine Davis again faces Democrat Bryan Goldberg.