Fighting Exclusion

Transgender advocate Story VanNess is challenging the state’s insurance system ‘so that other people don’t have to deal with what I’m going through.’

Immune or Liable?

In a lawsuit against the Knox County Sheriff’s Office, lawyers spar over the treatment of a Honduran immigrant.

Despite a $150,000 payout, the county still says it had cause to fire Paul White.

For $145,000 in attorney fees, plaintiffs agree to dismiss their complaints about COVID-19 health precautions.

A federal judge temporarily lifts his mandate on Knox County Schools — but the resolution of the case still awaits.

In an unusual move, board members will undertake a court-ordered effort to resolve the mask mandate lawsuit as a group.

A controversial Tooles Bend plan is rebuffed by a second court ruling, on the basis of a sewage plant that developers say they don’t intend to build.

A revised complaint leads to a change of venue for a lawsuit by two plastic surgeons seeking to nullify the county’s mask mandate.

Chancellor Weaver orders KCSO to allow access to arrest reports, and awards attorney’s fees to the UT researcher who sued.

Two lawsuits allege the struggling mall hasn’t paid for janitorial or security services in more than 18 months.