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Years after opening during the COVID pandemic, South Press continues serving community with cups of coffee

Joslynn Fish, the owner of South Press, said she wants her coffee shop to be a place where LGBTQ+ people of all ages can feel safe and seen.

How much does it cost to change names in East Tennessee?

The owner of South Press is helping people across the region legally change their names through Trans People are Magic.

UAW Plots Next Steps After Tough Loss in Alabama

After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is pursuing actions with the NLRB and in German courts while planning its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.

UAW Plots Next Steps After Tough Loss in Alabama

After its defeat at the Mercedes-Benz complex in Alabama, the UAW is plotting its next steps to organize non-union auto plants in the U.S.

Pride Night at the Zoo returns on June 2 — helping kick off Pride Month

10 Last Minute Valentine's Day Ideas in East TN – Cityview

With options for all kinds of couples, you’re bound to fall in love with these unique date night ideas.From choosing the perfect floral bouquet to trying to find a restaurant that isn’t completely booked up, February 14th–while focused on love and go

'Threatening, apparently homemade banner' found with hate message at Knox Pride on first day of Trans Awareness Week

Knox Pride said the incident highlights the importance of National Transgender Awareness Week and will host a "Trans Day of Joy" event on Saturday.

Human Rights Campaign and SHOWTIME® Announce The 2023 QUEER TO STAY Small-Business Funding Recipients

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization, and SHOWTIME announced 2023's 25 recipients of “Queer to Stay: An LGBTQ+ Business Preservation Initiative.”

Queer History class gives students community, background

Queer history, one of the many specialized first-year studies classes, brings LGBTQ history to students at the University of Tennessee.

What are the best and worst things about living in Knoxville?

While these Knox News journalists have all pledged allegiance to Knoxville, living in the Scruffy City can evoke all types of emotions.