Tom Boyd puts his quest for a fantasy-inspired resort in South Knox County on hold so he can build community support.
Density and Development
Realtors and home builders share their requests and concerns with state lawmakers for this year’s legislative session.
Play Ball!
Respondents to the latest Knoxville Power Poll predict minor league baseball’s return and support a publicly financed stadium.
Drawn Conclusion
The News Sentinel is pushing iconic editorial cartoonist Charlie Daniel out the door.
The Slowdown from the Shutdown
Slower growth attributed to the monthlong partial shutdown of the federal government is among UT economists’ concerns.
Call for Help
United Way’s 2-1-1 phone service connects thousands of people to housing, healthcare and food assistance. The agency is seeking partners to promote and fund it.
Burden of Proof
A lawsuit from Tennessee wine retailers arrives at the U.S. Supreme Court today, with national implications for how spirits are bought and sold.
Chase Sued for Sexual Harassment
Copper Cellar server accuses restaurateur and mayoral candidate Mike Chase of creating a hostile work environment.
The Year Ahead: Full Employment Could Slow Growth
The strong business environment brings benefits but could come with consequences.
2018 Revue: The Shifting Business Landscape
Takeovers, makeovers and other transitions mark a busy year in the economic life of Knoxville and Knox County.