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.
COVID in the Courts
A revised complaint leads to a change of venue for a lawsuit by two plastic surgeons seeking to nullify the county’s mask mandate.
Judge Faults Sheriff’s Office in Open Records Case
Chancellor Weaver orders KCSO to allow access to arrest reports, and awards attorney’s fees to the UT researcher who sued.
Knoxville Center Sued for Unpaid Work
Two lawsuits allege the struggling mall hasn’t paid for janitorial or security services in more than 18 months.
‘Not Anybody’s Guy’
Political jousting over a pension lawsuit puts County Commissioner Richie Beeler in the spotlight — or the crossfire.
Attack Monkey Fights Back
Local promoter Chyna Brackeen responds to a Dogwood Arts lawsuit, alleging years of underpayment from the Rhythm ’N’ Blooms Festival.
Keeping It Open
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs’ office says it will continue to provide free inspection of public records.
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.
For the Records
A UT professor’s open records lawsuit against the Knox County Sheriff’s Office raises questions about access to public officials’ emails.
Lawsuit Alleges Civil Rights Violations at Knox County Jail
Among the issues: video visitation, lack of medical care, prolonged lockdowns and fees for commissary and communication.
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