Immigrant support groups are key players in the quest to reach the undercounted and boost Census response rates.
Cameras for Cops
The Kincannon administration has proposed issuing body cameras to city police officers at a cost of $4.2 million over five years.
Greener Pastures
Knoxville-Knox County Planning Executive Director Gerald Green has announced he’s departing for a more relaxing life.
A Seat at the Table
Kincannon joins the state’s three other big-city mayors in a meeting with the governor and the legislative leadership.
The Year Ahead: For the City, New Faces and Familiar Issues
In Indya Kincannon’s first year as mayor, her administration and the new City Council have their work cut out.
Kincannon Takes the Reins
Knoxville’s 69th mayor took office on Saturday in a ceremony that underscored the growing political power of women in the city.
Weekly Watch: Dec. 16-22, 2019
Every Monday, we give you a rundown of public meetings and civic events.
Kincannon Constructs Her Cabinet
Knoxville’s mayor-elect blends old hands and new faces as she assembles her administration.
High-Tech Transit
The City of Knoxville begins a multimillion-dollar project to make Broadway an Accelerated Bus Corridor.
Gearing Up to Govern
Knoxville Mayor-elect Indya Kincannon and her transition team are preparing for her to take office next month.











