Mayor Jacobs Weekly Update, Feb. 13

During his Weekly Update, Mayor Glenn Jacobs talked about former Knox County Commissioner Diane Jordan, the Juvenile Service Center, Read City USA, and more.

New Bill Protects Victims from Livestreamed Evictions

House Bill 2041, a legislative initiative spearheaded by State Representative Antonio Parkinson, aims to restore dignity to Tennessee families facing eviction.

World-famous African Grey Parrot, Einstein, Passes At Zoo Knoxville

Zoo Knoxville announces with deep sadness the passing of Einstein, the world-famous African grey parrot who captivated audiences locally and globally for more than three decades.

RAM Clinic Served 1,220 Patients in Knoxville

Remote Area Medical (RAM®) delivered essential dental, vision, and medical care to underserved in Knoxville this past weekend.

Facility Dogs Now Allowed In Every Jurisdiction Across Tennessee

The recent legislation in Tennessee allowing facility dogs to assist victims and witnesses during courtroom testimony represents a significant advancement in the legal system's approach to handling sensitive cases.

Covenant Health Expands Urgent Care Access In Lenoir City

Covenant Health has acquired Lakeway Urgent Care, expanding access to convenient, high-quality urgent care services for communities across Greater Knoxville and Lenoir City.

Three Rare but Powerful Words of a Leader

By John Avant
I WAS WRONG. This may explain why we are in such a mess in our culture today. We have forgotten the power of humility. And that is a dangerous way for a leader to lead.

Crack Down on Human Trafficking in Transportation Industry
WASHINGTON, DC - U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn and Catherine Cortez Masto  introduced the Trafficker Restrictions for Aviation, Federal Freight, and Interstate Carriers (TRAFFIC) Act, which would strengthen federal efforts to combat human trafficking.