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Experience Prevails

In countywide primary contests, Republican voters chose candidates who have been there and done that.

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

A new report shows Tennessee is often in the lower echelon when compared to other states in a variety of areas.

With a countywide reappraisal on the horizon, the use of technology is emerging as an issue in the Knox County property assessor’s race.

Appointed Judge Kyle Hixson and attorney Wesley Stone square off in a contest they agree typically hinges on experience and fairness.

For the first time in 30 years, Knox County voters will elect a new attorney to represent indigent defendants in court.

This East Knox County precinct along the banks of the French Broad River is representative of rural Republican strength.

Mike Bloomberg comes to Knoxville to open the local headquarters for his Democratic presidential primary bid.

Marble City is a working-class, Demoratic-leaning section of the city along Sutherland Avenue.

Spring Hill is a quiet section of the city that is a political battleground come election time.