"At 8:15, there was already a waiting line of 200 people in front of the store," an employee at one Intermarché location said. Video of one scene was titled "Emeute" — a term for rebellion.

We asked our staff members to write whatever they wanted for this final issue of the Knoxville Mercury: memories, theories, parting thoughts. PLUS: Read “The Mercury Meltdown FAQ”—editor Coury...

After more than two years, 108 issues, and a lot of really hard work, the Knoxville Mercury will publish its last regular issue on July 20. The reason is pretty ...

A Knoxville Police Department Internal Affairs investigation into a complaint, which claimed an off-duty officer unlawfully detained and drew a gun inappropriately on a North Carolina woman, conclu...

“It’s like a miracle.” That’s how Kim Trent, executive director of preservation group Knox Heritage, describes the selling of the Howard House today. Purchased by local business owner Danny Harb, of...

A Knoxville Police Department Internal Affairs investigation into a complaint, which claimed an off-duty officer unlawfully detained and drew a gun inappropriately on a North Carolina woman, conclu...

A new public survey about the city’s zoning ordinance update was posted today by the city of Knoxville and the Metropolitan Planning Commission. The survey, which should take 5-10 minutes ...

Here’s a list of what to do this weekend—classic soul, Beckett, PrideFest, beer, Kevin Abernathy’s CD release show, Chicago post-punk, azaleas in the Smokies, and much more. Visit the Knoxville ...

To drum up interest during the final hours of a record presale campaign, local electronic rock band Hudson K is trying out a novel approach: streaming a variety show on ...