Kincannon and Jacobs recommend a diverse group of seven candidates to oversee the proposed baseball stadium project.
Opposing Lineups
A special sales-tax district could help pay for a new baseball stadium, but at least one City Council member doesn’t want to play ball.
Building Second Chances
East Knoxville’s historic Dogan-Gaither Courts building will become home to men reentering society after prison.
Cops and Cultural Competence
KPD leaders outline how they train officers to interact with the diverse communities they encounter on the job.
Council OKs Budget
Mayor Indya Kincannon’s spending plan got green-lighted despite questions from one Council member about priorities.
A Coronabudget
The COVID-19 pandemic touches almost every aspect of the $334.4 million budget Mayor Indya Kincannon has proposed.
Camp Concerns
A City Council member alleges Knoxville police and other employees are violating city policy by harassing people living in a homeless enclave.
Against the Grain
Council starts budget deliberations on Tuesday with newcomer Amelia Parker ready to challenge assumptions.
Cameras for Cops
The Kincannon administration has proposed issuing body cameras to city police officers at a cost of $4.2 million over five years.
Council’s New Faces
With wins by three women, including the first black candidate ever elected to a citywide office, the new City Council will be the most diverse in Knoxville history.
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