Mayor offers 'guesstimate' on how much it would cost to fix the Gay Street Bridge for cars
The bridge's future was up in the air after its sudden closing in June until Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon delivered somber ...
Rising Knoxville home costs prices out first responders despite recent pay increase
According to realtor data, the median cost of a home in Knoxville is almost $420,000, which prices out firefighters who don’t have a second income.
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Mike Chase marks milestone 50 years after opening Copper Cellar restaurant | Opinion
Mike Chase marks milestone 50 years after opening Copper Cellar. He also weighs in on the closure of the Gay Street Bridge and notable birthdays!
Committee members push for a new direction for Knoxville's waste, fraud and abuse hotline
Complaints go to Mayor Indya Kincannon's staff, not independent auditors, and leaders wants protections built in.
Eviction prevention funding will expire soon. Advocates are looking to elected officials
Legal Aid of East Tennessee's eviction prevention program was established with federal COVID-19 relief dollars set to expire ...
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Knoxville officers who responded to discovery of dynamite honored
The Knoxville Police Department has recognized a group of officers who put themselves in harm’s way when a large amount of dynamite was discovered at a recycling center last year.
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Knoxville officers who responded to discovery of dynamite honored
during a ceremony on Tuesday with Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon. “I really appreciate the work that you all do. From time to time, whether it’s dynamite on the weekend or a search-and-rescue ...
Knoxville takes heat on launch of new waste, fraud and abuse hotline
The hotline is a combination of options to report concerns: by making a phone call, filling out an online form on a computer, ...
Knoxville leaders approve increasing contract $100K on work for Gay Street Bridge repairs
Knoxville City Council voted Tuesday to tighten a partnership with a consulting firm tasked with taking steps towards reopening Gay Street Bridge for pedestrians.
Dying to serve: Dozens of recruits have died nationwide while training to become police officers
At least 29 recruits have died during basic training at law enforcement academies nationwide in the last decade.
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Dying to serve: Dozens of recruits have died nationwide while training to become police officers
Ronald Donat’s longtime dream of becoming a police officer was in jeopardy. The 41-year-old struggled to stand after completing a flurry of pushups, sprints and pullups in the notoriously ...