The Kincannon administration has proposed issuing body cameras to city police officers at a cost of $4.2 million over five years.
Setting the Rules
City Council agrees on the process to replace Stephanie Welch in the soon-to-be-vacant 1st District seat.
A Plan for HUD Funds
The City of Knoxville is in the final stages of setting priorities for spending millions of federal housing dollars over the next five years.
2019 Revue: Knoxville Politics
Change is queen: Kincannon wins, women rule, Recode takes effect, St. Mary’s solidifies.
Knitting a New Vision
Developers for Standard Knitting Mill pledge to work with the community on mixed-use development.
Corridor Conundrum
The construction of a mixed-use development on Cumberland Avenue could depend on accommodating a segment of an unnamed alley.
Finishing Up the Foyer
Volunteer Ministry Center is preparing to open its low-barrier shelter for the homeless as a path to permanent housing.
High-Tech Transit
The City of Knoxville begins a multimillion-dollar project to make Broadway an Accelerated Bus Corridor.
Setting a New Standard
A South Carolina firm has reached an agreement to buy Standard Knitting Mill for renovation into a mixed-use development.
Museum Exhibit
The public gets a first glimpse of three options for the interactive science museum philanthropist Jim Clayton is planning to build.