Midway through the fiscal year, officials say city finances are in good shape, though there is uncertainty about federal funding.
A Plan for a Span
The city will repair the iconic Gay Street Bridge for pedestrian and bicyclist use in the short term, but plans to replace it within a decade.
Turned Out
Inside the dispute that led to the city severing ties with Turn Up Knox, the violence interruption nonprofit it helped launch.
Catch of the Day
The Bassmaster Classic, which generated more than $35 million in economic activity in 2023, will return to Knoxville next year.
Violence Interruption Disruption
A dispute between the Kincannon administration and Turn Up Knox over the nonprofit’s leadership bubbles to the surface.
City Secures Bridge Grant
With federal funding on the way, Knoxville’s pedestrian bridge project connecting the South Waterfront and UT can move forward.
Recording Crime
KPD emerges from a contentious City Council meeting with a comprehensive, long-term contract for cameras and software.
2024 Revue: The City and the County
From the downtown stadium to Advance Knox, It was a ‘building year’ in more ways than one for Knoxville and Knox County.
High-rise to Proceed with a PILOT
Council OKs a 10-year tax incentive for a 297-unit apartment building planned for downtown property east of the Henley Bridge.
Power Poll: Downtown Parking Plan
Respondents to this month’s poll largely disagree with the city’s changes to on-street parking in the center city but are divided on its impact on downtown businesses.