As uncertainty about Gov. Bill Lee’s ‘Freedom Scholarship’ plan ripples across the state, one Knox County school board member prepares.
‘We’re All Afraid’
A group of high school students spent three months learning about County Commission. Now they want commissioners’ support in pushing for gun safety.
Chambers Back Lee’s Road Plan
Business leaders in Knoxville and other metros support the governor’s proposals for ‘choice lanes’ and increased electric vehicle fees.
Power Poll: Legislative Skepticism
From ‘choice lanes’ to HIV funding, community leaders are skeptical of many of the governor and Legislature’s initiatives. The exception: nuclear energy.
‘It Puts Us in a Dangerous Position’
With abortion probably about to become illegal in Tennessee, the Knoxville Center for Reproductive Health prepares for hard decisions.
Virtual Limits
As the state imposes restrictions on remote instruction, Knox County plans to open three new online schools this fall.
Guns to Go
As Knoxville struggles with its worst gun violence in years, the state Legislature presses ahead with its permitless carry bill.
School Daze
With attendance and testing requirements for the year suspended, state officials grapple with grades, scholarships and what comes next.








