Sandra Clark

Community members of all ages, sizes and political persuasions gathered January 7, 2025, to welcome the first residents to Liberty Place, a 32-unit housing site specifically for veterans.

It’s harder and harder to defend Knox County Sheriff Tom Spangler, a man I supported in two elections. First, it’s hard to get information. Transparency is as rare as a video tape of SWAT team members serving a search warrant in South Knoxville. A young man lost his life and the public learned (thanks to […]

Dawn Coppock says rumors of her retirement from the practice of law are greatly exaggerated. She just wants to do less textbook writing and more “working with adoptive families and other lawyers.”

Allison Comer and friends welcomed the New Year at Muse Knoxville for the “Cheer in the New Year” event.

Jim VanderSteeg, president and chief executive officer of Covenant Health, posted a selfie with Chris Tomlin with these remarks:

Kudos to District Attorney Charme Allen who pursued a case that the Knox County Sheriff's Office refused to charge.

Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland spoke January 15, 2025, of accomplishments of her tenure in office as she prepares to give way for President Trump's replacement.

Animal rescue organizations in Southern California are battling dangerous areas to save beloved pets from the Los Angeles fires devastation - and they're not just helping cats and dogs.

Heather Cox Richardson, writing Letters from an American for January 19, 2025 , listed several heroes and said: “None of those people woke up one morning and said to themselves that they were about to do something heroic. It's just that when they had to, they did what was right.”

Fourteen men and women have joined the Knox County Sheriff's Office as corrections officers. On December 17, 2024, they graduated as Correctional Officer Training Academy Class (COTA) #201.