Slower growth attributed to the monthlong partial shutdown of the federal government is among UT economists’ concerns.
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.
A House of Healing No More
Tonight’s closure of Physicians Regional Medical Care ends 88 years of care at the former St. Mary’s Hospital.
McElroy to Retire From KNS
The News Sentinel’s executive editor and at least three other journalists accept buyouts as Gannett makes more newsroom cuts.
Building Codes Renovated
City Council updates construction regulations but permit and inspection fees remain the same.
The Education of Mike Edwards
As he prepares for retirement, the longtime CEO of the Knoxville Chamber says economic development begins in the classroom. We take a look back at his 16 years at the helm.
Buyouts Looming at the News Sentinel
Gannett offers Jack McElroy, Charlie Daniel and other longtime journalists a separation package.
CBD on Central
Knoxville developer Joe Fox plans to turn an old pie factory into Tennessee’s largest hemp processing plant. And yes, it’s totally legal.