YES! Knoxville, a local nonprofit, calls for improved infrastructure and tackles the housing crisis through ‘education, outreach, and advocacy.’
Sales Tax Hike Clears First Hurdle
Council gave initial approval to placing the .5 percent sales tax increase proposal before the voters in the November general election.
Bucket Lists
The Kincannon administration releases its district-by-district priorities for spending increased sales tax revenues should voters approve raising the rate.
A Levy for the Long Haul
Kincannon administration officials contend the proposed sales tax hike would provide resources for unmet needs now and in the future.
‘A Tight Year’
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs proposes a budget that’s far from extravagant and doesn’t call for a property tax increase.
Power Poll: Bridges and Roads
Respondents to this month’s survey agree with the city and county approaches to infrastructure — and a majority is willing to pay more for it.
A New Way to Pay
Commission OKs the county’s first residential infrastructure development district, with conditions.
Sevier Avenue Upgrades Imminent
City Council will vote on four contracts Tuesday to fund a long-awaited streetscapes project on the South Waterfront.
Rivers and Roads
With plans to alleviate Hardin Valley traffic and protect waterways, Knox County attempts to catch up to its own growth.
Interstate Makeover
TDOT is planning a comprehensive overhaul of I-40/75 through West Knox County that would include choice lanes and interchange upgrades.
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