After four hours of revisions, City Council approved the proposed new zoning ordinance on first reading.

City Council could hold the first of two votes on Knoxville’s new zoning ordinance on Tuesday.

With less than two months to go before the primary, each race in the city election has a clear fundraising leader.

Forum shows where City Council candidates unite and where they diverge.

Knoxville’s mayoral candidates see a future built on preserving the past.

Survey respondents are divided on the Knox County Sheriff’s Office immigration enforcement agreement with ICE.

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

A Democratic fortress, the eastern part of Lonsdale has gone from mill town to melting pot.

Should development plans have an expiration date? Planning Director Gerald Green thinks so.

Blue-blooded Sequoyah Hills used to be reliably red when it came to voting. But in the Trump era, it has flipped.

With 1 in 5 voting-age black residents of Tennessee disenfranchised, a national campaign works with local organizations to help ex-felons regain their voting rights.

As a legal challenge holds up a law on marriage officiating, some ask why the state gets to say who’s allowed to administer the vows.

Local musicians and activists band together for a concert to emphasize the urgency of slowing climate change.

Respondents to this month’s statewide survey called for the regulation of electronic scooters in Tennessee cities.

Americans for Prosperity, the dark-money goliath of libertarian conservatism, likes the way Tennessee is headed.