Participants in a design charrette to try out the City of Knoxville’s proposed new zoning code didn’t find any glaring flaws.
Lighting the Way
The city’s conversion to LED streetlights is only about one-fifth of the way toward completion but it’s already resulting in savings.
Rogero Expects Busy Final Year
As the end of her second term approaches, Knoxville’s mayor plans to start new projects for her eventual successor to complete.
The Year Ahead: Full Employment Could Slow Growth
The strong business environment brings benefits but could come with consequences.
The Year Ahead: Transformation for the City
Knoxville voters will select a new mayor and four new Council members, but other changes will also help reshape the city in the future.
2018 Revue: The Shifting Business Landscape
Takeovers, makeovers and other transitions mark a busy year in the economic life of Knoxville and Knox County.
Recode on Hold for the Holidays
The Metropolitan Planning Commission on Thursday postponed the big-picture initiative and focused instead on routine land use issues.
Growing With Downtown
After a quarter century promoting downtown Knoxville, the Central Business Improvement District still looks to the future.
Nashville Propels Population Growth
Census data compiled by the University of Tennessee pinpoints growing and shrinking population centers across the state.