Route Adjustments

KAT is temporarily cutting back bus service on some routes while making its downtown service free for the next six months.

A Healthy Financial Checkup

Midway through the fiscal year, officials say city finances are in good shape, though there is uncertainty about federal funding.

Knoxville Area Transit has decided to continue accepting cash for city bus fares as it transitions to a cash-free payment system.

KAT’s decision to park downtown’s streetcar-themed buses next year to improve citywide service will mark the end of an era.

Infrastructure and transportation are major concerns in this month’s survey of community leaders.

A report from the Knoxville Chamber underscores the need for short- and long-term infrastructure planning to handle the region’s growth.

The City of Knoxville begins a multimillion-dollar project to make Broadway an Accelerated Bus Corridor.

Every Monday, we give you a rundown of public meetings and civic events.

The Rogero administration and Knoxville Area Transit are contemplating extending the city’s free trolley service to the South Waterfront.

Knoxville transit users can finally use their mobile phones to plan trips and track the progress of buses along their routes.