Pondering a Personnel Puzzle

The Kincannon administration and the city’s Civil Service Merit Board are at odds over creating a new human resources department.

Weekly Watch: March 2-8, 2020

Every Monday, we give you a rundown of the week’s public meetings and civic events.

Tennessee Right to Life and Planned Parenthood are engaged in a struggle over a zoning variance in East Knoxville.

Legislators from districts in and around Tennessee’s major cities discuss ways to promote the interests of metropolitan areas.

Knoxville officials say they’re comfortable with the city’s debt level as they plan to go to the bond market to finance projects.

The City of Knoxville’s budget outlook for next year is sunny, but clouds are gathering on the fiscal horizon.

Going into year three of the city’s short-term rental program, questions surrounding owner occupancy continue to arise.

The Kincannon administration has proposed issuing body cameras to city police officers at a cost of $4.2 million over five years.

City Council agrees on the process to replace Stephanie Welch in the soon-to-be-vacant 1st District seat.

The City of Knoxville is in the final stages of setting priorities for spending millions of federal housing dollars over the next five years.