Not surprisingly, Indya Kincannon is running on her record in her bid for re-election as Knoxville’s mayor.
A Positive Outlook
Positively Living’s Choice Health Network grows despite obstacles facing the LGBTQIA+ community it serves.
‘Rowing in the Same Direction’
The new city-county Office of Housing Stability and a summit requested by Justice Knox promise to place a stronger focus on affordable housing and homelessness.
A Snapshot of Homelessness
On Feb. 23, local service providers and volunteers counted the homeless population. They found the number had soared.
Weekly Watch: Jan. 24-30, 2022
The first month of 2022 closes out with a busy week of meetings — County Commission and City Council are both in action, along with two different equity task forces and some major decisions on the planned downtown stadium.
Looking for Answers
The city is adopting new strategies to fill gaps in the services provided to help the homeless population off the streets and into housing.
Breaking Camp
After a pandemic-driven hiatus, city officials will resume clearing out homeless encampments and encouraging people living in them to seek services.
Camp Concerns
A City Council member alleges Knoxville police and other employees are violating city policy by harassing people living in a homeless enclave.
A Shelter From the Storm
The Guest House will provide a place where COVID-19 patients who are homeless can go into quarantine.
Shelters in Place
Organizations that provide services for Knoxville’s homeless population are making adjustments as they prepare for COVID-19.
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