Knoxville mayoral candidates Indya Kincannon and Eddie Mannis are running a close race for campaign dollars.
A Tale of Two Forums
As the campaign hits the homestretch, the city’s two mayoral hopefuls engaged voters in a contrasting pair of Q&A sessions.
Precinct Profile: Knox County #70E
Ball Camp and its sprawling subdivisions make up the heart of a suburban precinct full of reliably Republican voters.
Combating Congestion in Hardin Valley
Planning commissioners are poised to approve a plan to address infrastructure needs in Hardin Valley, Knox County’s fastest-growing area.
Issues by the Numbers
Using newly released Census data, a Sycamore Institute study focuses on income, poverty, education and health coverage in Tennessee.
Lab Work
University of Tennessee research spending rose to $435.2 million statewide last year, but the flagship Knoxville campus remains far from its top 25 goal.
‘The Safety of Everyone’
Sheriff Tom Spangler had a busy first year that put him and his department in multiple spotlights. We sat down to talk to him about it.
Weekly Watch, Oct. 7-Oct. 13
Every Monday, we give you a rundown of public meetings and civic events.
Shaping the Next Administration
Mayoral hopefuls Indya Kincannon and Eddie Mannis are making their post-election plans for city government.