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Fawn Weaver is the first African American woman to

A Knoxville organization is taking a unique approa

A Knoxville organization is taking a unique approach to filling the affordable housing gap. Correspondent Jessica Gomez meets the people behind the operation that’s helping people put a roof over their heads.

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This week Matter of Fact learns how a Knoxville or

“It's a big and growing group.” Why older Am

“It's a big and growing group.”

Why older Americans hold the highest average student loan balances.

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“Those will be back on the table.” A family

“Those will be back on the table.”

A family law scholar explains how laws dealing with reproductive rights and abortion access could continue to change under the incoming Trump administration.

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"I would say it's not a Knoxville problem, but it'

"I would say it's not a Knoxville problem, but it's an America problem.”

How the rising cost of rent is forcing more people with jobs into homelessness.

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At 67, Lystra Small-Clouden owes over $331,000 in

At 67, Lystra Small-Clouden owes over $331,000 in student debt, and she’s not alone. Correspondent Joie Chen travels to a Philadelphia suburb to show the unique challenges for borrowers over 50-years-old who are still dealing with high balances.

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Laws on abortions access are always evolving, and

Laws on abortions access are always evolving, and more changes are expected under the incoming Trump administration. A family law scholar looks at the possible future of reproductive rights.

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