Respondents are generally supportive of the city and county budget plans, though a majority predicts cuts at the federal level will lead to increased spending.
Mobilizing Aid for Mountain Neighbors
Local officials urge people to work with established nonprofits and agencies to help with the Helene disaster recovery.
Power Poll: Sustainability
Most respondents support public-sector efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and are taking action themselves.
Townhouse Uptick
With hillside protection regulations and a hot housing market, developers bring higher-density projects to the Planning Commission.
A Snapshot of Homelessness
On Feb. 23, local service providers and volunteers counted the homeless population. They found the number had soared.
Contracts Round Third
Two key agreements for the multi-use stadium are nearly ready for the Sports Authority’s approval.
Sheriff Proposes Video Courtroom
Spangler says conducting more remote hearings at the jail would save the county money and reduce safety risks. The Public Defender’s Office has concerns.
Feds Probe CAC Housing Office
Several agencies fanned out to four locations in Tennessee on Wednesday as part of a multi-year investigation.
County Turns to Furloughs
The temporary measure will rely on expanded unemployment benefits to blunt the loss of county tax revenues related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Last Call
Responding to the COVID-19 threat, the city is closing all bars and restaurants, while the county is closing bars and placing limits on restaurant capacity.
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