City Council on Tuesday approved nearly $600,000 for seven projects aimed at rehabilitating historic structures in Knoxville.
A New Alternative to the Streets
Volunteer Ministry Center, with the help of city taxpayers, wants to establish Knoxville’s first ‘low-barrier’ homeless shelter.
Procurement Small Ball
Knoxville’s first Diversity Business Expo offers an opportunity for small businesses to connect with government agencies.
Rehab Hospital Planned
A trio of healthcare providers are joining forces to build an in-patient rehabilitation facility on Middlebrook Pike.
Making Connections
Two-term City Council member Marshall Stair wants to stitch the city together if he’s elected mayor.
PARC Could Keep Its Teeth
The Senate Judiciary Committee agreed to a compromise that allows police oversight committees to go through the courts to use subpoena powers.
Setting the Table
In their first joint appearance, four candidates for Knoxville mayor address how they will support entrepreneurism.
Hands-on Heritage
Knox Heritage is looking to take on more renovation projects in addition to its advocacy work to save the region’s historic structures.
Bringing Austin Homes Into Focus
Public input is helping guide KCDC’s master planning process for mixed-income housing at the East Knoxville site.
Scooters Score a Victory
City Council approved a pilot program on Tuesday that will allow e-scooter rentals on Knoxville streets.