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Attorney Bernard Bernstein leaves legacy of public service - Vimarsana News

Attorney Bernard Bernstein leaves legacy of public service

Victor Ashe also weighs in a notable city retirement, a KCS task force on special needs students and a city judge candidate. Plus, notable birthdays!

RNC could snub Nashville in 2028 after blot left by GOP - Vimarsana News

RNC could snub Nashville in 2028 after blot left by GOP

Victor Ashe weighs in on Knoxville's city budget and Tennessee endorsements for Donald Trump. And provides his weekly list of notable birthdays.

Georgiana Vines: Days of nonpartisan city elections could be limited - Vimarsana News

Georgiana Vines: Days of nonpartisan city elections could be limited

As candidates pick up qualifying petitions, legislation in the General Assembly would change how Knoxville's six district elections are conducted.

Voyager Digital Appoints Head Of Corporate Development - Vimarsana News

Voyager Digital Appoints Head Of Corporate Development

/PRNewswire/ - Voyager Digital Ltd. ("Voyager" or the "Company") (TSX: VOYG) (OTCQX: VYGVF) (FRA: UCD2) one of the fastest-growing, publicly traded...

Fed public defender: prisons are 'repository' for mentally ill - Vimarsana News

Fed public defender: prisons are 'repository' for mentally ill

Carolyn Krause/Special to The Oak Ridger Not everyone convicted of committing murder gets the death penalty in the 27 states that still have it, suggesting that capital punishment is probably not a deterrent to homicide.  That was one message of Marshall Jensen, a federal public defender for the Middle District of Tennessee, in a recent online talk to the Oak Ridge chapter of the League of Women Voters. Many people on death row “tend to be poor, mentally ill, intellectually disabled or suffer from some form of organic brain damage,” he added. “Our jails have become the repository for t...