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‘Conduct Unbecoming’
An internal Sheriff’s Office investigation into a drunken Old City brawl leads to disciplinary actions for five KCSO employees — including the sheriff’s spokeswoman.
Anders Picked to Lead 911
A committee including the city and county mayors selects an experienced KPD officer and county commissioner to run the emergency center.
Finding Focus
In a rare gathering, Knox County commissioners identify priorities for the future: road networks, targeted development and updated planning.
Power Poll: Split Decision on 287(g)
Survey respondents are divided on the Knox County Sheriff’s Office immigration enforcement agreement with ICE.
Sheriff Renews Immigration Enforcement Pact
By extending a 287(g) agreement with ICE, Knox County remains one of only two agencies in Tennessee to participate in the controversial program.
‘Fully Extend’
Knox County Commission responds to controversy over a county employee’s anti-gay preaching with a resolution affirming the rights of LGBT people.
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.
Urging a Withdrawal
Knox County Sheriff’s Office is the only agency in Tennessee to participate in the controversial 287(g) program. Immigrant advocates hope to end it.
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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