In a lawsuit trial, the Knox County Sheriff’s Office outlines its unusual interpretations of the state’s Public Records Act.
Literally Toxic
A UT researcher’s work shows that difficult family relationships are a predictor of poor health.
A Very Knoxville Gift Guide
Looking for something uniquely local this holiday season? Here are a few of our favorite things from 2019.
Ready to Tackle a Tower
LMU plans to start preliminary work on renovating Magdalen Clarke Tower immediately after the holidays.
Tensions Arise Over TVA Tower Deal
Knox County Schools Superintendent Bob Thomas objects to plan to move Central Office, questions county’s numbers.
The Northwest Passage
Long planned and delayed, in the next few years the extension of Schaad Road will create a major new corridor in Knox County’s fastest-growing corner.
Of Painters and Potholes
The city and county both fund the arts, but to different extents and with different levels of enthusiasm. What is the role of government?
‘We Want to See the Big Picture’
An alliance of residents and civic groups across Knox County comes together to push for better planning and infrastructure.
Lawfully Wedded?
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.
Pay to See
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office says it can charge labor costs for requests to view public records. Despite long-established state law, a judge may agree.