Council approves expanding incentive programs to existing apartment buildings in an effort to keep from losing affordable housing units.
City Considers Election Options
Knoxville officials have yet to decide whether to challenge the state law changing its district election process or ask voters to amend the charter.
Seeking Treatment Option Funds
City Council members approve a measure calling for state help to expand mental health services, including a new psychiatric hospital.
Consensus Begins to Emerge
Council intends to hold a workshop with County Commission on mental health issues and a public hearing on a possible alternative response program.
Call to Action
City Council endorses a resolution proposed by students urging state lawmakers to pass gun safety legislation.
‘No-Frills Budget’
During a marathon hearing on Tuesday, City Council members dove into Mayor Indya Kincannon’s proposed $432.9 million spending plan.
A Steady State of the City
In a budget address that touted Knoxville’s great spaces, Mayor Indya Kincannon proposed no new big-ticket initiatives.
Senate Approves Election Bill
Knoxville’s process for electing district Council members would change in 2025 under legislation being finalized for the governor’s signature.
Bill Aims to Change City Elections
Legislation under consideration in Nashville would force Knoxville to abandon citywide voting for district City Council representatives.
City: Pay Upgrades Effective
Knoxville officials say this year’s salary overhaul is improving recruiting and retention amid a generally upbeat financial climate.