The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded Knoxville a $17.8 million grant to make a portion of Chapman Highway safer.
Closure to Continue Indefinitely
A closer inspection found more problems with the historic Gay Street Bridge, increasing the likelihood of a long-term repair project.
Local Leaders Respond to Trump Shooting
Expressions of concern and calls for calm from across the political spectrum — but also some political attacks.
A Boost for Burlington
The city wants a multi-use development to replace a surface parking lot across Magnolia Avenue from Chilhowee Park.
Task Force at the Starting Line
A joint city-county panel has been charged with developing a sustainable plan for responding to mental health crises.
Philanthropists to Fund Housing
For the first time, private donors will help the city subsidize affordable housing projects.
City Budget Sails Through
Council OKs spending plan by a comfortable margin, though members clash over police presence at meetings.
City Budget Meets Little Resistance
At a hearing on Thursday, City Council members registered few complaints about Mayor Indya Kincannon’s proposed spending plan.
Parking Options
A consultant poses sweeping changes to parking in downtown Knoxville that could affect anyone who drives into the center city.
Progress Toward the First Pitch
With less than a year to opening day of the 2025 baseball season, work is about 60 percent complete on the stadium east of the Old City.











