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.’

KCDC will build on the redevelopment plan through public engagement into 2027 before a final version will be ready for ultimate approval.

Despite reservations by some, Council members voted to approve a way to win elections in the primaries. Voters will decide its fate in November.

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

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

Democrats object to a far-right group setting up shop in Knoxville. Republicans, with an exception, don’t have much to say.

Heritage Hubs is part of a wave of young conservatives taking increasingly extreme stances on race, religion and immigration.

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

A rematch for Sen. Richard Briggs and Bryan Langan, and a contest for Lt. Gov. Randy McNally’s open seat.

State Senate District 7 and House District 18 sport interesting Republican fights, while two Democrats are on the ballot in House District 14.

The measure, which is at odds with the Senate version, would reduce the number of scholarships, provide a bit of transparency and require immigration status reporting.

The lieutenant governor and Senate speaker, whose district includes a slice of Knox County, will step down after nearly 50 years in the state Legislature.

Amid uncertainty caused by federal policies, UT’s Boyd Center projects slow growth for Tennessee’s economy in the coming years.