An Uncertain Future

Photo of Positively Living, Choice Health Network offices.

Gov. Bill Lee’s rejection of federal HIV prevention dollars has left service providers, public health officials and legislators in the dark.

2022 Revue: Higher Education

UT Students

The University of Tennessee dealt with record enrollment and legislative mandates this year, while Knoxville College launched a reboot.

Power Poll: Big Picture Views

State Capitol, City County Building

Respondents express some optimism and some pessimism, and offer their opinions on what state and local governments should prioritize.

Election 2022: Amendment #1

Ava Marlow of Starbucks, Scott Arnwine of Teamsters Local 519 and Joseph Page of SEIU Local 205 at a union meeting Sept. 22.

On November’s ballot, voters will have the chance to add Tennessee’s ‘right to work’ law to the state constitution. Union members and organizers strongly oppose it.

Civics Institute Takes Shape

Amid faculty concerns, Gov. Lee’s proposed Institute for American Civics at UT moves closer to reality with bipartisan legislative support.

A New Formula

Gov. Bill Lee

Gov. Bill Lee’s school funding plan would put a dollar amount on each student. What would it mean for Knox County?

Raising the Rates

Mental Health Commissioner Marie Williams

Tennessee mental health providers see hope for increased state funding this year.

Buchanan Resigns

Martha Buchanan

After leading the local COVID-19 response, the director of the Knox County Health Department is stepping down.