The city will have a spring music festival after all — a virtual one. Welcome to this Saturday’s Sofa Soirée.
Pandemic Preparations
With Knox County’s COVID-19 count still at one, Knoxville declares an emergency, Knox County Schools close through April 3 and UT moves the rest of its semester online.
Extended Ride
Council approves giving the city’s pilot program for electric rental scooters six more months for tinkering and assessment.
Head Count
As the Census approaches, federal and local officials are making final preparations to get the numbers right.
The Year Ahead: For the City, New Faces and Familiar Issues
In Indya Kincannon’s first year as mayor, her administration and the new City Council have their work cut out.
Issues by the Numbers
Using newly released Census data, a Sycamore Institute study focuses on income, poverty, education and health coverage in Tennessee.
Probing the Precincts
A look at how Knoxvillians voted in the mayoral primary shows where the battlegrounds will likely be in the November general election.
The Mayoral Peloton
Three candidates will have to overcome a lack of name recognition and campaign funding to have a chance in the city primary.
Trickling Down (and Out)
City and county revenue from the Hall income tax shrank last year, as the state moves toward eliminating it completely.
A Disturbance in the Chamber
Longtime Knoxville Chamber executive Rhonda Rice Clayton alleges she was discriminated against when passed over as the organization’s new CEO.