City Budget Gets Initial OK

City Council approved the mayor’s proposed budget on first reading, while three pro-Palestinian protesters were expelled for disrupting the meeting.

‘On a Roll’

An upbeat Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon proposed a budget that would spend more on police salaries and housing programs.

Every Monday, we run down the week’s public meetings and civic events.

A property transfer from the city to KCDC sets the stage for a request for proposals for the McClung Warehouses site.

Kincannon and Jacobs agree on an ambitious homelessness goal at Justice Knox’s annual Nehemiah Action assembly.

TDOT is planning a comprehensive overhaul of I-40/75 through West Knox County that would include choice lanes and interchange upgrades.

A city-county summit on homelessness focused on communication among stakeholders and the need for housing.

The United Way will help guide the new board in developing an alternative response program for mental health and substance misuse crises.

The city administration is taking a multi-track approach to addressing Knoxville’s housing shortage.

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s middle housing proposal is poised to go into effect after City Council’s unanimous endorsement.