Indya Kincannon believes her combination of experience and education have prepared her to be Knoxville’s next mayor.
A Veto in Every Pot
Proposed legislation would require consent from every property owner for zoning plans throughout Tennessee.
Scooters in the City
Knoxville officials aim to use lessons learned from other cities while designing a pilot program for electric scooter rental businesses.
Preemption for Breakfast
Knoxville officials share concerns with legislators about bills they fear will take away their independence to find local solutions to local problems.
Over the Plate
Rogero administration officials say a minor league baseball stadium east of the Old City could link surrounding areas and spawn development.
KPD’s Officer Deficit
Like other urban police departments, the Knoxville Police Department is struggling to find enough recruits to fill open positions.
King and City Sign a Settlement
The agreement ends a months-long dispute over Civil Service rights for the city’s deputy engineering director.
Recode Test Run
Participants in a design charrette to try out the City of Knoxville’s proposed new zoning code didn’t find any glaring flaws.
Honor, Prestige and Politics
Eddie Mannis aims to bring his business acumen and record of community service into the Knoxville mayor’s office.
Contractor Complications
Delays are running up the cost of intersection improvements at Clinton Highway and Merchant Drive in North Knoxville.