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Knoxville's Municipal Judge, John Rosson, held a press conference in his courtroom Oct. 11. He was just reprimanded by the state.

In unofficial results in the Knoxville City Election from the Knox County Election Commission, Tyler Caviness wins the Knoxville Municipal Judge race defeating incumbent John Rosson, Jr. Also, incumbent Amelia Parker wins another term in the City Council defeating Tim Hill. Debbie Helsley also

Today is Election Day in the City of Knoxville Regular Election. Polls close at 8 p.m. You are voting for four City Council seats and for Municipal Judge which sees longtime incumbent John Rosson, Jr. facing Tyler Caviness for his seat. You must vote at your assigned precinct today so if yo

Judge John Rosson hosted a campaign press conference in his courtroom. The state's Code of Judicial Conduct forbids campaign use of court facilities.

Incumbent Judge John Rosson held a press conference at the new city courtroom celebrating the endorsement of two of his former opponents, which caused controversy.

A Republican from Knoxville, Becky Duncan Massey hopes to hold onto the seat she's been in since 2011.

A Republican from Knoxville, Becky Duncan Massey hopes to hold onto the seat she's been in since 2011.

Early voting runs Oct. 18-Nov. 2. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7.

The competitive primary brought a huge amount of interest and visibility to a race that often takes a back seat to mayoral and council campaigns.