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East Knoxville Resident Challenges City Council to redirect $5 Million Greenway Funding to Small Business Capital Grants, Cooperative Development, and Community Land Trusts.
A majority of states across the country have taken formal steps to protect vital SNAP benefits for their residents which are set to run out on November 1st due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Knoxville City Council approved amendments this evening to two contracts as part of Mayor Indya Kincannon’s initiative to reopen the Gay Street Bridge.
On October 28, 2025, an attorney licensed to practice law in Tennessee, received a Public Censure from the Supreme Court of Tennessee. |
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An impressive and efficient night from quarterback Joey Aguilar led the way in an offensive explosion by No. 17/17 Tennessee in its 56-34 road win at Kentucky on Saturday night at Kroger Field.
On Monday, October 20, 2025, law enforcement officials executed an arrest warrant for Marcus Vann Atkins, a 30-year-old paramedic employed with Jefferson County Emergency Medical Services (JCEMS).
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Tennessee Governor. Bill Lee warned Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) customers to expect a lapse in benefits on their cards beginning November 1.
Knoxville's proposed half-cent sales tax increase has been promoted as a triumph for "equity," promising to generate roughly $10 million annually for the next five years to fund affordable housing, infrastructure, and neighborhood revitalization.
"Affordable Housing" That Excludes Those Who Need It Most Is Not Community Investment—It's Legal Gentrification. As Knoxville prepares to vote on a half-cent sales tax increase this November, community leaders are promoting it as a modest investment in affordable housing and infrastructure.
Young-Williams Animal Center has partnered with the Knoxville Fire Department (KFD) to provide pet microchip scanners...
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