Tyler Whetstone

Knoxville News Sentinel A Knox County Sheriff's Office deputy can be sued for tasing and seriously injuring a military veteran in 2022, according to a unanimous opinion by the U.S.

Knoxville News Sentinel Knoxville's Logan Temple A.M.E. Zion Church is named for Rev. Jermain Wesley Loguen, an abolitionist known as the "King of the Underground Railroad."

Knoxville News Sentinel Knoxville Police Chief Paul Noel was suspended for a month without pay for sending sexually charged text messages to a subordinate officer.

Accusations against at least five other people, including another top official in the sheriff’s office, could go before a grand jury.

Knoxville News Sentinel Five more people, including another top leader in the sheriff's office, could be indicted in the expansive corruption case centered in the Knox County Sheriff's Office, Knox News has discovered.

Knoxville News Sentinel A subcontractor has pleaded guilty to harboring undocumented workers at a Hardin Valley construction site.

Knoxville News Sentinel The judge overseeing the vast corruption case centered in the Knox County Sheriff's Office ordered Sheriff Tom

Attorneys for the indicted men and the state agree: Sheriff Tom Spangler, who is fighting pancreatic cancer, should testify under oath without delay.

Knoxville News Sentinel The text exchanges revealed in an independent investigation of Knoxville Police Chief Paul Noel also show he discussed sensitive personnel matters and departmental plans with officer Jasmine Reed.

The independent investigation into KPD Chief Paul Noel also found he likely violated a sixth policy governing "respect between the ranks."