Be careful out there.
Scam artists are paying people’s taxes, or something. Good thing the IRS is on the case.
Here’s how I found out about this dastardly attack on my personal …
Dear Taxpayer: Somebody’s paying your taxes
Mark Siegel: Still ridin’ with Joe
Knoxville’s most active Joe Biden supporter drove thousands of miles, knocked on scores of doors, made hundreds of phone calls on behalf the former vice president’s presidential campaign, toughed out …
The King of Pi versus the Electoral College
My breaking point came just after 3 a.m. Wednesday morning. I was slumped in my recliner, senses dulled by seven hours of Election Night blah blah when I startled myself …
Help wanted: No salary; thick hides a must
On Monday, Knox County Commission voted to create an advisory committee to second-guess the medical professionals on the Knox County Board of Health who are tasked with making decisions about …
Dwight Van de Vate: The cleanup man returns
Between blowback over the video that may or may not have encouraged violence against members of the Knox County Board of Health and the sudden necessity to offload his chief …
Medical woes continue for Larry and Linda Drain
Like most of us, Larry Drain had a growing fear of dementia as he grew older.
“Being gone before I died seemed like such a tragic way to end life. Like …
Should Knox County elect the law director?
When Glenn Jacobs parlayed his 23-vote primary win into the county mayor’s office in 2018, he noticed right away that the county’s law director had sued the county’s pension board. …
Tough opening night: Jay walks out grinning
Larsen Jay smiled for a selfie as he trudged through the deserted City County building on his way to the parking garage. He had just presided over his first Knox …