The city is mixing more aggressive policing with community-building initiatives to address the spike in gun violence.
Grief, Grievances and Grit
With anger and sorrow over the deaths of Austin-East students at a boiling point, city officials say they will redouble efforts to reduce gun violence.
Paving the Way
Council will vote tonight on an agreement to spend $5 million to continue improvements to Magnolia Avenue to encourage economic growth in East Knoxville.
Spreading the Word on Vaccines
A new initiative aims to persuade skeptical African Americans in Knox County to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
A Time for Atonement
Knoxville Vice Mayor Gwen McKenzie is proposing a $100 million effort for the city to make amends to the Black community for Urban Renewal.
First Pitch
City Council and County Commission will consider forming a sports authority this month to build a baseball stadium for the Tennessee Smokies.
How the Force Uses Force
KPD briefs City Council on how its officers deploy physical response and the oversight in place to keep them from crossing the line.
KUB Challenges Charter Change
Council begins talks on a proposal to alter the city utility’s governance and management if voters approve.
Hope on a Holiday
Amid social unrest, Juneteenth is a time for many in Knoxville to celebrate emancipation while working toward equality.
No Hardship, No Variance
Reversing a Board of Zoning Appeals decision, Council rejects a residential development proposed for the South Knoxville Waterfront.
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