History Knox Mark Sebastian Jordan authors a History Knox column each Saturday which reflects on the community's rich legacy. MOUNT VERNON — One might think I’d be a better mechanic than I am, because ...

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The number of new immigrants being detained in the Knox County jail has increased dramatically in the past three months, reaching the highest levels since the sheriff's office entered into an ...

Eligible residents must submit applications by April 5, either by mail to the Knox County Trustee's Office or in person at ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Progress for the Knox County Schools could mean the loss of some of its history. On Monday, the school board discussed the proposed development of a new K-8 school in ...

Knox County has a new policy to guide housing developments for years to come. A Knox County Commission vote Jan. 27 was the final step in a monthslong effort to navigate a new Tennessee law that ...

Tennessee's watchdog agency is investigating whether trespassing and theft occurred in the Knox County Property Assessor’s Office during the transition to a new elected leader. Property ...

In the first time in Knox County's history, a small group of homeowners will foot the bill for infrastructure improvements needed to support their new subdivision. Those who move into a ...

Raccoon was first served in Danville — a rural village of fewer than 1,000 people in northeastern Knox County, Ohio — to a group of unsuspecting friends during World War II. "It actually ...

Developer D.R. Horton is the first to ask Knox County to use a residential infrastructure improvement district. The Knox County Commission approved the designation, somewhat akin to a tax increment ...

KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. — Almost 500 people in Knox County have signed a petition asking the Knox County Sheriff's Office for more transparency after its SWAT team killed Daevon Saint-Germain ...