A divided Charter Review Committee votes to let county residents decide — again — if they want an elected or appointed law director.
Pandemic Clouds Gather
Federal officials visited Knoxville last week amid soaring COVID-19 case counts, rising death totals and a push for more contact tracers.
Ransom Revealed
The group holding Knoxville’s computer systems hostage wants nearly $400,000 for the release of the city’s data.
Bracing for a Wave
The Health Department is getting a boost in funding and hospitals are updating plans as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
Balancing Risk
The school system’s plan for reopening in the fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t finalized, but there will be a remote learning option.
Election 2020: 2nd Commission District
In one of County Commission’s few swing districts, Democrat Courtney Durrett faces off against Republican Grant Rosenberg for an open seat.
Downtown Incubators
Two new enterprises aim to bring different kinds of industry and development into the heart of the city.
The Matter of a Mural
Activists began painting “Black Lives Matter” on the street in front of Austin-East High School without waiting to get a permit.
Ransomware Attack Goes Public
Hackers posted city employee information online in an attempt to intimidate the Kincannon administration into paying a ransom for stolen data.
Multiple Choices
As Knox County Schools sorts out options for reopening this fall, a community task force says parents need to hear more clarity.
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