A Compensation Conversation

Council hears details of a proposed new pay structure for city employees that would increase wages and salaries across the board.

Pumping Up Paychecks

City employees would see significant pay increases under a Kincannon administration proposal.

Providing retirement benefits is growing more expensive. City officials say it’s a matter of keeping promises made to employees.

Council gets an update on the city’s financial situation and a look at challenges for next year’s budget, particularly pension and personnel costs.

After separate votes by the Sports Authority and City Council on Tuesday, key agreements for the multi-use stadium are in place.

Street improvements and new plazas around the new stadium could cost the city as much as $14 million.

After taking a $20 million hit from COVID-19, the city’s new public safety complex is on schedule to open in the fall.

A majority of respondents to this month’s survey want a person with leadership experience at a larger agency to be KPD’s next leader.

The current surge in COVID-19 cases has grown to the largest of the pandemic so far and shows no signs of slowing down.

KCDC hopes to secure a $40 million federal grant to help pay for the transformation of Knoxville’s largest public housing community.