Labor groups seek workforce standards for the proposed multi-use stadium in Knoxville through a community benefits agreement.
Policy Appraisal
The city will launch a review of its anti-racism and anti-sexism policies, but without the goal of requiring a zero-tolerance system.
A Zero-tolerance Proposal
A City Council member wants to adopt zero-tolerance policies addressing racism and sexism, though administration officials say measures are already in place.
PILOT Gets Green Light
City Council signs off on a tax incentive for the Andrew Johnson Building that will allow the renovation of the historic hotel to move forward.
City Budget Approved
Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s $383.4 million spending plan emerges unchanged after Council scrutiny.
Planning Ballpark Benefits
Randy Boyd has teamed with community organizations on the proposed multi-use stadium project, but some want a more comprehensive agreement.
Reconsidering Security
After a rocky start, officials have reached a consensus on reviewing the deployment of city officers in Knox County Schools.
Mayors Announce Sports Authority Nominees
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.
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