2014

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Below you will find 2014 news releases from the City of Knoxville.

Celebration of Voting Rights Act Begins with Movie Screening
Posted: 12/31/2014
The City of Knoxville is planning a series of events in 2015 to mark the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. This legislation outlawed discriminatory voting practices that had been responsible for the widespread disenfranchisement of African Americans in the United States. Read More
Celebrate New Year's Eve on Market Square Dec. 31, 2014
Posted: 12/29/2014
Looking for a family-friendly option for ushering in the 2015 new year with a bang? Why not join the hundreds of revelers on Market Square watching the ball drop and the fireworks pop? Read More
KUB Lane Closure on S. 21st Street
Posted: 12/23/2014
KUB will close a short section of South Twenty First Street between Lake Avenue and Cumberland Avenue daily, Monday - Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., starting on Monday, December 29, until Friday, January 9, as work is completed on the natural gas distribution system in the area. Read More
New Section of Third Creek Greenway Open
Posted: 12/23/2014
A trail-rerouting project to alleviate frequent flooding on a stretch of the City's popular Third Creek Greenway has been completed - welcome news for the hundreds of daily runners, walkers and bicyclists who sometimes have had to endure soggy or muddy treks after a hard rain. Read More
Downtown Dog Park Gets Solar-Powered Lights
Posted: 12/22/2014
Downtown dogs and their owners have received an early Christmas present - a fully lit dog park! Read More
Segal Waters' Employee Compensation Study Available Online
Posted: 12/22/2014
Segal Waters Consulting prepared an employee compensation study for the City of Knoxville, analyzing salaries and benefits paid by the City and comparing that with compensation paid by peer cities. Read More
State Grant Helps City with Disposal of Used Motor Oil
Posted: 12/22/2014
The City of Knoxville has been awarded a $14,600 grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation - part of more than $400,000 dedicated to better collection of used vehicle motor oil across the state. Read More
Board Appointments for November 2014
Posted: 12/19/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero made the following board appointments in November. Read More
City Crews Planting 600 Trees Across Knoxville
Posted: 12/19/2014
You'll probably see City of Knoxville Urban Forestry crews hard at work in your neighborhood sometime between now and March. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on Alcoa Hwy. Dec. 21
Posted: 12/19/2014
KUB will close a short section of the inside, northbound lane of Alcoa Highway starting at UT Hospital and spanning the Alcoa Highway bridge across the Tennessee River from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Sunday, December 21, as work is completed on the electric distribution system in the area. Read More
Cumberland Avenue Construction to be Rebid; City Remains 100 Percent Committed to Corridor Project
Posted: 12/17/2014
City of Knoxville officials will be rebidding the contract for construction of the comprehensive Cumberland Avenue street redesign project, which will push the start of construction back from early 2015 to summer 2015. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on N. Broadway
Posted: 12/17/2014
KUB will close a short section of the southbound, curbside lane of North Broadway between Cedar Lane and Knox Lane from 9 a.m. -2 p.m., on Thursday, December 18, as work is performed on the natural gas distribution system in the area. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on S. Seventeenth
Posted: 12/17/2014
KUB will close a short section of the southbound, curbside lane of S. Seventeenth Street between White Avenue and Cumberland Avenue from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., on Thursday, December 18, as work is completed on the natural gas distribution system in the area. Read More
Tour de Lights to Celebrate its 8th Year with Friday Night Ride Through Historic Neighborhoods
Posted: 12/17/2014
Come in festive holiday attire, and anticipate a crowd of 700 or more. Friday night's Tour de Lights Bike Ride is a fun, free, casual five-mile bike ride - Read More
Flags Lowered in Honor of Mayor Testerman
Posted: 12/17/2014
By order of Mayor Madeline Rogero, flags at the City County Building and all City of Knoxville facilities are being flown at half-staff in honor of former Knoxville Mayor Kyle Testerman. Read More
KUB to Begin Downtown Fire Hydrant Inspections This Weekend
Posted: 12/12/2014
Beginning Sunday night, December 14, KUB and its contractor, Utility Services, will begin routine testing of the fire hydrants located in the downtown Knoxville area. Read More
City of Knoxville and Transportation Planning Organization Win Smart Growth Awards
Posted: 12/11/2014
The City of Knoxville and the Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) announced today that efforts to better serve Knoxville's mass transit needs and the City of Alcoa's redevelopment efforts have helped the region win two nationally competitive awards. Read More
2015 Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Schedule Released
Posted: 12/10/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct free child car seat checkpoints in 2015 on these Saturdays Read More
Road Closures for the Weekend
Posted: 12/10/2014
Please be aware of these road closures for the weekend: Read More
Repair to Temporarily Close Lane on Cumberland Avenue on Wednesday Night
Posted: 12/09/2014
Starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 10, City of Knoxville crews will be making a temporary repair to a short section of Cumberland Avenue, which will reduce eastbound traffic from two lanes to a single lane. Read More
Xfinity Christmas at Chilhowee Park Offers Lots of Lighted Trees, Hayrides, Live Music
Posted: 12/08/2014
Talk about your festive holiday spirit! Friday's Xfinity Christmas at Chilhowee Park boasts everything from 98 lighted trees to a 440-foot-long lighted tunnel to train rides, hayrides, roasted marshmallows and, of course, Old St. Nick. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint December 13
Posted: 12/05/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, December 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
PARC Community Forum Set for Dec. 8, 2014
Posted: 12/05/2014
Members from the Police Advisory and Review Committee (PARC), Mayor Madeline Rogero, Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch and KPD Command Staff will host a community forum on Dec. 8 to hear and discuss community concerns and share the latest happenings at KPD. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on S. Northshore Drive
Posted: 12/04/2014
KUB will reduce a short section of South Northshore Drive to one alternating lane of traffic between Duncan Road and Coachman Lane between 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., on Thursday, December 4, as work continues on the natural gas distribution system in the area. Read More
Repair to Temporarily Close Lane on Cumberland Avenue Tonight
Posted: 12/04/2014
City of Knoxville crews tonight will be making a temporary repair to a short section of Cumberland Avenue, which will reduce eastbound traffic from two lanes to a single lane. Read More
Knoxville Named a Climate Action Champion by White House
Posted: 12/03/2014
The Obama Administration today named the City of Knoxville as a "Climate Action Champion," one of 16 communities across the country to receive the new designation in recognition of efforts to mitigate and prepare for the possible effects of climate change. Read More
Knoxville Zoo Offering Buy One, Get One Free Tickets in December
Posted: 12/03/2014
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Mayor Rogero Statement on School Bus Crash and Aftermath
Posted: 12/03/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero issued this statement this afternoon about the school bus crash in East Knoxville and the response to it: Read More
Unveiling of Tennessee Civil War Trails Marker on Knoxville as a Divided City
Posted: 12/02/2014
A new Tennessee Civil War Trails Marker to be unveiled on December 5 will focus on Knoxville as a bitterly divided city. Read More
Watch for Street Closures During Holiday Parades, Farmers' Holiday Market this Weekend
Posted: 12/02/2014
Enjoy a busy weekend of holiday parades - and, with them, anticipate some temporary street closures and no-parking zones as well. Read More
Celebration of Civil Rights Anniversary on Dec. 10 Includes Call for Continued Action
Posted: 12/01/2014
A series of local events this year - ranging from films to nationally-known speakers to commemorative community marches - have celebrated the signing of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 on its 50th anniversary. Read More
Knoxville Community Band Hosts Free Christmas Concert Sunday
Posted: 12/01/2014
Get into the holiday spirit with a free Christmas concert by the Knoxville Community Band at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, at Bearden Middle School. Read More
City Saves on Restructuring of Convention Center Debt
Posted: 11/26/2014
City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night, Nov. 25, to approve a restructuring of a portion of the debt on the Knoxville Convention Center, potentially saving taxpayers more than $80,000 a year. Read More
KUB South Loop Natural Gas Pipeline Project Scheduled to Begin in Early December
Posted: 11/26/2014
KUB and its contractor, Southeastern Connections, are scheduled to begin a project to install six miles of natural gas pipeline between the University of Tennessee golf practice facility at 2614 Osprey Vista Way and the KUB Topside Road Natural Gas Gate Station at 3715 Topside Road on Monday, December 1, 2014. Read More
KUB's Round It Up Program Helps Others
Posted: 11/25/2014
Today, KUB announced a new program in partnership with the Community Action Committee (CAC), called "Round It Up: Pennies for a Purpose." Read More
Mayors Name Jeff Welch as Interim MPC Executive Director
Posted: 11/25/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett announced today that Jeff Welch will serve as interim Executive Director of the Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) beginning Jan. 1, 2015. Read More
Business and Bonding Workshop Dec. 3
Posted: 11/24/2014
The Knoxville Area Urban League (KAUL) in conjunction with the U.S. Small Business Administration, TN Governor's Office of Diversity Business Enterprise, the City of Knoxville, TN Small Business Development Center, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and Y-12 National Security, will be conducting a Business and Bonding Workshop from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Dec. 3 at the KAUL office, 1514 East Fifth Ave. Read More
City's 2014 Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
Posted: 11/24/2014
City offices will be closed on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28 in observation of the Thanksgiving holiday. Read More
Regal Celebration of Lights on Friday to Kick Off Christmas in the City
Posted: 11/24/2014
On Friday night, the 38-foot-tall tree in the Krutch Park Extension will be lit. Then more than 100,000 lights throughout Krutch Park will be flipped on. Read More
City, Lake Forest Neighborhood Association and Ijams Nature Center Team to Add Entrance Stone
Posted: 11/19/2014
What do you get when you put together an inspired neighborhood association, Ijams Nature Center and the City of Knoxville's Public Service Department employees? Read More
KUB Lane Closure on Cumberland Ave
Posted: 11/19/2014
KUB will close a short section of the curbside, eastbound lane of Cumberland Avenue between South Twenty-First Street and Mountcastle Street from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Thursday, November 20, as improvements are made to the water distribution system in the area. Read More
President's Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience Releases Report
Posted: 11/19/2014
For the past year, Mayor Madeline Rogero has served as a member of President Barack Obama's State, Local, and Tribal Leaders Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience. The task force was formed to provide feedback from local and state leaders on how the federal government can most effectively support their efforts to prepare for the effects of climate change. Read More
Save Our Sons Summit Nov. 21
Posted: 11/19/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero and other Knoxville and Knox County elected officials, community leaders, and representatives of youth-serving organizations will present the Save Our Sons (SOS) Summit from 8-11:30 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 21 in the Knoxville Civic Coliseum Ballroom, 500 Howard H. Baker Jr. Ave. Read More
City to Seek Proposals for Historic Preservation Funds
Posted: 11/18/2014
If you own a historic property in need of repair or renovation, help could be on the way from a new City of Knoxville Historic Preservation Fund. Read More
Knoxville Recognized Again as Bicycle-Friendly Community
Posted: 11/18/2014
Today, the League of American Bicyclists recognized the City of Knoxville with a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award for the second time. Read More
Job Description Posted for New MPC Executive Director
Posted: 11/17/2014
The joint City-County committee conducting a search for a new Executive Director of the Metropolitan Planning Commission has formally posted the position, along with a detailed job description. Read More
KUB Lane Closures Downtown
Posted: 11/14/2014
KUB crews will close the intersection of South Central Street and Main Street, and Cumberland Avenue between Read More
Christmas in the City Kicks Off Nov. 28 with Tree Lighting, Market Square Holiday Ho-Ho-Hoedown, Ice Skating
Posted: 11/13/2014
Is there any better way to get immersed into the holiday spirit than by roasting marshmallows, meeting Santa and illuminating Krutch Park with more than 100,000 lights? Read More
KUB Lane Closure on West Church Ave. Nov. 14
Posted: 11/13/2014
KUB crews will reduce eastbound West Church Avenue between Market Street and South Gay Street Read More
Mayor Urges Families Needing Health Insurance to Enroll Starting November 15
Posted: 11/12/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero is urging Knoxvillians without health insurance to learn about their options, as open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act (ACA)begins Nov. 15 and continues through Feb. 15, 2015. Read More
200 Volunteers to Improve Knoxville' Kids' Lives and Futures with Play
Posted: 11/11/2014
More than 200 BlueCross volunteers representing the BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Health Foundation, the City of Knoxville, The Muse Knoxville, organizers from KaBOOM! and residents of the Knoxville community will join forces on Friday, November 14 to give area kids the childhood they deserve by building a new playground. The design is based on children's drawings created at a special design event in September. Read More
Startup Day Returns on Nov. 20
Posted: 11/11/2014
Knoxville and East Tennessee have a rich tradition of innovation, entrepreneurship and successful startups. Read More
UT Medical Center to Host Community Forum on Poor Health of Tennesseans and Citizens in the Region
Posted: 11/10/2014
The University of Tennessee Medical Center will host a forum Thursday, November 20 on the chronically poor health condition of Tennesseans and citizens in the Knoxville region. Read More
Infrastructure Improvements Underway Near World's Fair Park, Convention Center
Posted: 11/07/2014
Infrastructure Improvements Underway Near World's Fair Park, Convention Center Read More
Commemoration of 151st Anniversary of Siege of Knoxville to Be Held at Fort Dickerson Park
Posted: 11/06/2014
The City of Knoxville and the Knoxville Civil War Roundtable will commemorate the 151st anniversary of the Siege of Knoxville at Fort Dickerson Park this weekend. Read More
Honor Veterans with Downtown Parade on Tuesday
Posted: 11/06/2014
Knoxville's 89th annual Veterans Day Parade will pay tribute to our nation's military heroes on Tuesday morning, Nov. 11. Read More
Board Appointments for October 2014
Posted: 11/05/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero made the following board appointments in October. Read More
Community Meeting with South Knoxville Waterfront Developers Nov. 13
Posted: 11/04/2014
The South Knoxville Neighborhood and Business Coalition (SKNBC), City of Knoxville Office of Redevelopment staff, and the development team of Blanchard & Calhoun Commercial, Augusta, Ga. will hold a community meeting Read More
Susanna Sutherland talks about The Infinite Resource at Books Sandwiched In
Posted: 11/04/2014
The most valuable resource on Earth is not oil, gold, water, or land, according to Ramez Naam. Rather, he says, the power of humanity's capacity for innovation and knowledge are what will meet the very real and enormous environmental challenges we face. Read More
Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11, 2014
Posted: 11/04/2014
Be a part of honoring and celebrating our Nation's veterans on Tuesday, Nov. 11 during the 89th Veterans Day Parade. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint November 8
Posted: 11/03/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, November 8 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Go Vote on Tuesday - Mayor, City Council Support All Five Charter Amendments on Pensions
Posted: 11/03/2014
Go Vote on Tuesday: Mayor, City Council Support All Five Charter Amendments on Pensions Read More
KUB Closes Union Ave.
Posted: 11/03/2014
KUB will close a short section of Union Avenue between Locust Street and Walnut Street from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Tuesday, November 4, Read More
KUB Closes Lane on Deane Hill Drive
Posted: 10/31/2014
KUB will reduce Deane Hill Drive to one alternating lane of traffic between Winchester Drive and Cheshire Drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, November 3, as work Read More
Mayors Appoint Search Committee for MPC Director
Posted: 10/31/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett have appointed a six-member search committee for the next Executive Director of the Knoxville-Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC). Read More
City Crews Focusing on Leaf Season Pickups
Posted: 10/30/2014
The City of Knoxville's annual "Leaf Season" begins Nov. 1, which means Public Service Department crews will be concentrating on systematic citywide leaf collections over the next three months. Read More
City Celebrates America Recycles Day with Events Downtown
Posted: 10/28/2014
October 28, 2014 - The City of Knoxville's Solid Waste Office is again helping to sponsor America Recycles Day in Knoxville. Read More
Medication Collection Event Held Downtown
Posted: 10/27/2014
Improperly disposed medications hurt the environment. In fact, research suggests that the presence of pharmaceutical and personal care products in the environment is one of the most significant emerging threats of the 21st century. Read More
ET Development Symposium to be Held Nov. 4-5
Posted: 10/24/2014
Knox County Stormwater Management and the City of Knoxville Stormwater Engineering Division are teaming up with the Tennessee Stormwater Association and Town of Farragut Stormwater Matters Read More
Weekend Road Closures
Posted: 10/23/2014
Events and construction in Knoxville will cause some temporary road closures this weekend. Read More
Solar Panels Added to Chilhowee Park's Jacob Building
Posted: 10/21/2014
A new 50-kilowatt solar photovoltaic array added to the roof of the Jacob Building at Chilhowee Park will offset greenhouse gas emissions by 50 tons per year - the equivalent of planting 1,185 trees. Read More
Knoxville Police Department Officer Honored for Top Performance during Tennessee Bureau of Investigation State Academy
Posted: 10/20/2014
Knoxville Police Department Officer David Ogle received top honors during the Third Session of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation State Academy. Read More
KUB Closes Lanes on S. Northshore Dr., Sutherland Ave., Union Ave., Clinch Ave., and State St.
Posted: 10/17/2014
KUB will reduce South Northshore Drive to one alternating lane of traffic between Duncan Road and Coachman Lane Read More
Paving Operations to Begin in Cedar Bluff Area
Posted: 10/17/2014
Road paving operations are scheduled to begin in the Cedar Bluff area on Sunday, Oct. 19. The work will be performed at night - from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. - from Sunday through Thursday. Read More
Energy-Efficiency Education Grant Boosts Funding for Knoxville Smarter Cities Partnership
Posted: 10/16/2014
The Knoxville Smarter Cities Partnership has been awarded a total of $60,000 to support energy-efficiency education initiatives. Read More
Weekend Commemorations of the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act
Posted: 10/16/2014
Commemorations of the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act are scheduled for this weekend. Read More
KUB Closes Lane on South Northshore Drive
Posted: 10/14/2014
KUB and its contractor will reduce South Northshore Drive to one alternating lane of traffic between Morrell Road and Rocky Hill Road nightly from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. starting Read More
Knoxville Food Week Oct. 18-26
Posted: 10/13/2014
Food Week is a nationwide celebration and movement for healthy, affordable and sustainable food. Read More
City Terminates Two Waste Facility Employees
Posted: 10/10/2014
The City of Knoxville this morning terminated two employees following an investigation into allegations of minor theft, Read More
KUB Road Closures on Cedar Lane and Westland Drive
Posted: 10/10/2014
KUB crews will close a short section of Cedar Lane between Parkdale Road and Lynndell Road between 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 12, as work is completed on the wastewater collection system in the area. Read More
Knoxville Community Band to Perform Free Concert on Market Square
Posted: 10/10/2014
The Knoxville Community Band will perform a free concert on Sunday, Oct. 12, featuring a wide variety of music ranging from "St. Louis Blues" and "The Soft Shoe Rag" to "Glenn Miller in Concert" and "The Genius of Ray Charles." Read More
Boo at the Zoo Begins Three Weekends of Fun
Posted: 10/09/2014
BOO! at the Zoo kicks off Knoxville's largest Halloween event beginning this evening. BOO! at the Zoo has 12 nights of safe and not-too-scary Halloween fun scheduled over three weekends; Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 9-12, and continuing Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 16-19 and Oct. 23- 26, from 5:30-8:00 p.m. each evening. Read More
KFD Holds Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters
Posted: 10/08/2014
The Knoxville Fire Department held its annual Memorial Service Honoring Fallen Firefighters Wednesday at the KFD's Headquarters Fire Station in downtown Knoxville. Read More
KUB Updates for Downtown Century II Multiple Utilities Upgrade Project
Posted: 10/08/2014
This week's rain has provided challenges for KUB and Garney Construction crews working on the Downtown Century II Multiple Utilities Upgrade Project. Read More
Demolition Begins Improvement Process for Fort Dickerson Park Entrance
Posted: 10/06/2014
Beginning Oct. 6 Bell & Associates will begin the demolition of the G & R Automotive Building near the entrance to Fort Dickerson Park. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint October 11
Posted: 10/03/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, October 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Mayor's Board Appointments for September 2014
Posted: 10/03/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero made the following board appointments in September: Read More
City Seeks Input on Five-Year Community Development Plan
Posted: 10/01/2014
The City of Knoxville's Department of Community Development is updating its five-year Consolidated Plan to identify needs across Knoxville neighborhoods. Read More
Urban Land Institute to Visit Oct. 5-10 for Knoxville Study
Posted: 10/01/2014
October 1, 2014 - Consultants from a nonprofit research firm known nationally for urban planning and design will be in town next week as part of a contract with the City of Knoxville to study five sites in and around downtown Knoxville. Read More
Five Americorps Members Satisfy Strong Passion for Public Service in City Roles
Posted: 09/29/2014
Five Americorps Members Satisfy 'Strong Passion' for Public Service in City Roles Read More
KUB Closes Lanes on Locust St. and S. Northshore Dr.
Posted: 09/29/2014
KUB crews will close the northbound lane on a short section of Locust Street between Summer Place and Union Avenue Read More
Mosquito spraying in east Knoxville Thursday night
Posted: 09/29/2014
The latest lab report has confirmed the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in mosquitoes in the Milligan Street area of east Knoxville. Read More
KUB Extends S. Central Street and Commerce Avenue Closures Until Oct. 5
Posted: 09/26/2014
KUB and its contractor, Garney Construction, will extend the closure a section of S. Central Street (between West Summit Hill Drive and Clinch Avenue) and Commerce Avenue Read More
Thursday Concerts Return to Market Square for Fall Series
Posted: 09/25/2014
The Variety Thursdays series of free concerts on Market Square is returning for a run of fall shows, from Oct. 2 to Oct. 30. Read More
KAT Proposes Demonstration Route for Outdoor Activities
Posted: 09/23/2014
September 23, 2014 - Knoxville Area Transit (KAT) is proposing changes to the Route 10 - Sequoyah Hills to provide more opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities via Knoxville's transit system. Read More
Multiple Drug and Felony Arrests Earns Unit Special Recognition
Posted: 09/22/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch awarded a Unit Citation to East District Delta Squad for their numerous DUI, drug and felony arrests in June. Read More
Brownfield Assessment Report to Be Presented at Sept. 22 Meeting
Posted: 09/17/2014
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Work Begins on Cross Park Drive Improvements
Posted: 09/17/2014
The City of Knoxville entered into a contract with Twin K Construction, Inc. for $3,735,868.30 for the construction of the Cross Park Drive Drainage Improvements Project. Read More
The Mayor's On Board KAT Trolley and Bus Ride Sept. 19
Posted: 09/16/2014
On Friday, Sept. 19 starting at 10:40 a.m. Mayor Madeline Rogero, Deputy to the Mayor Bill Lyons, Director of Transit Dawn Distler and other City officials will ride KAT vehicles to lunch, then to a KPD press conference, to illustrate the convenience and affordability of public transit. Read More
Art Gone Wild Offers Original Art And Craft Created By Zoo Animals
Posted: 09/12/2014
Day admission is free after 3 p.m. For more information, please call 865.637.5331 ext. 300 or visit www.knoxvillezoo.org. Read More
New Tax Revenue to Allow Completion of Several Projects
Posted: 09/12/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero is proposing to use $4.3 million in unexpected tax revenue from the recently ended fiscal year to complete or accelerate several planned capital projects. Read More
Zoo Undergoes Largest Strategic Planning Effort Since Inception
Posted: 09/08/2014
Knoxville Zoo's board of directors has approved a comprehensive strategic plan that will change the way visitors experience the zoo over the next five years. Read More
Board Appointments for August 2014
Posted: 09/05/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero has made the following board appointments in August. Read More
Downtown Knoxville is Ready For Fall
Posted: 09/04/2014
The Krutch Park waterfall is bubbling. More than 100 planter boxes are bursting with color. Read More
Press conference for Living Lands and Waters' Tennessee River Tour
Posted: 09/03/2014
On Thursday Sept. 4 at 10 a.m., representatives from the nationally acclaimed conservation group Living Lands and Waters will join City of Knoxville officials in announcing plans for a major cleanup of the Tennessee River next April. Read More
Knoxville Parks and Recreation to Hold 5th Annual Doggie Dip Day
Posted: 09/02/2014
The City of Knoxville's Parks and Recreation Department will hold its fifth annual "Doggie Dip Day" from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7th. Read More
Prosser Road Reopens Temporarily During Tennessee Valley Fair
Posted: 09/02/2014
Prosser Road has temporarily reopened and will remain open during the Tennessee Valley Fair, which kicks off on Friday, Sept. 5. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint September 13
Posted: 08/29/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, September 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
KPD Bike Safety Fair Set for September 20
Posted: 08/29/2014
The Knoxville Police Department presents the Bicycle Safety Fair on Saturday, September 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (last group starts at 1:30 p.m.). Read More
City Crews Rerouting Flood-Prone Section of Third Creek Greenway
Posted: 08/28/2014
If you see underbrush being cleared along a section of Third Creek Greenway, don't be startled. The work by City of Knoxville Public Service Department crews is part of a greenway maintenance project designed to reroute a section of the trail that's prone to frequent flooding. Read More
Sept. 4 Public Hearing on Cumberland Ave. Redevelopment Area Plan
Posted: 08/28/2014
Knoxville's Community Development Corp. (KCDC), acting on behalf of the City of Knoxville and City Council, is seeking public input on a proposal to establish a redevelopment area around Cumberland Avenue as a step toward financing public infrastructure. Read More
Mayor Rogero Proposes Demolition Delay for Historic Properties
Posted: 08/27/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero today announced proposed changes in City of Knoxville building and zoning codes that would provide a delay of up to 60 days before a demolition permit is issued on historically significant buildings. Read More
Schedule a Pre-Submittal Conference - One-Stop Shopping for Developers, Contractors May Avoid Hassles Later
Posted: 08/27/2014
Schedule a Pre-Submittal Conference: 'One-Stop Shopping' for Developers, Contractors May Avoid Hassles Later Read More
Boomsday - Be Prepared for Road Closures and Know Where to Park
Posted: 08/26/2014
Enjoy Boomsday on Saturday, Aug. 30 - the nation's largest Labor Day weekend fireworks show in the country - with 400,000 of your friends and neighbors. Read More
City Services Schedule for Labor Day Holiday
Posted: 08/26/2014
City offices will be closed on Sept. 1 for the Labor Day holiday. Read More
Mayor Rogero Joins Mayors for the Freedom to Marry
Posted: 08/22/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero today joined Mayors for the Freedom to Marry, a national organization of mayors who support marriage equality for same-sex couples. Read More
City Program Breathes New Life into Blighted Homes
Posted: 08/21/2014
Jean Ann Washam says that she became emotionally attached to a distinctive home on Washington Avenue that she and her husband, Shannon, were refurbishing as a "labor of love" project. Read More
Parks and Recreation Challenge Grant Applications Available
Posted: 08/21/2014
The City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Department is accepting applications for its 2014-15 Challenge Grant Program, which offers grants to nonprofit projects associated with public parks or recreation facilities within the City limits. Read More
Vote For Movies on Market Square
Posted: 08/21/2014
Knox County Public Library's Movies on Market Square is coming back for its 11th year. Read More
East Tennessee Children's Hospital Breaks Ground on Expansion Project
Posted: 08/19/2014
East Tennessee Children's Hospital (ETCH) broke ground today at the corner of White Ave. and 21st Street on a $75 million expansion project. Read More
New Chief Plumbing Inspector Announced
Posted: 08/19/2014
Charlie Johnson, an 18-year City of Knoxville plumbing inspector, has been promoted to the City's Chief Plumbing Inspector. Read More
Shoney's KidCare Photo ID Program Aug. 22-24
Posted: 08/18/2014
Now in its 20th year, Shoney's Restaurants KidCare Photo ID events will take place in the Greater Knoxville area for one weekend only, August 22-24, 2014, in partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Read More
Allen Named as New KPD Deputy Chief
Posted: 08/14/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch honored Captain Nate Allen in a promotion ceremony in the Knoxville Civic Coliseum Ball Room on Thursday, August 14. Read More
Statement from Mayor Rogero on Mark Donaldson's Retirement
Posted: 08/14/2014
Statement from Mayor Rogero on Mark Donaldson's Retirement Read More
Drug Arrests Earns Officer Award
Posted: 08/13/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Officer Caleb Crothers the April Officer of the Month. Read More
Employee Honored For Work to Help Reduce Crime
Posted: 08/13/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Sandra Hicks the May Civilian Employee of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
KUB Closes Lane on Locust Street
Posted: 08/13/2014
KUB will close a short section of the northbound lane of Locust Street between Union Avenue and Summer Place starting at 11 p.m. Thursday, August 14, until 6 a.m. Friday ... Read More
Safety Education Unit Awarded Special Citation for Anti-Bullying Campaign
Posted: 08/13/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch awarded the department's first Unit Citation to the Safety Education Unit for their dedication and commitment to the "Take a Stand Against Bullying" campaign. Read More
Sgt. Honored For Quick Response to Victim in Medical Distress
Posted: 08/13/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Sgt. Chris Bell the May Officer of the Month. Sgt. Bell has been with the department since November 1994. Read More
Fountain City Lake Repairs Coming Soon
Posted: 08/12/2014
Coming soon: Help is on its way for Fountain City Lake! Read More
KUB Closes Lane on Kingston Pike
Posted: 08/12/2014
KUB will close the westbound curbside lane on a short section of Kingston Pike between Lindsey Place and Kingston Court from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, August 13 ... Read More
Knoxville Advances in $5 Million Energy Prize Competition
Posted: 08/11/2014
The Knoxville community has been selected to advance to the quarterfinalist round of the Georgetown University Energy Prize, a $5 million incentive competition to reduce America's energy consumption. Read More
Stormwater Smoke Test Scheduled for Thursday
Posted: 08/11/2014
Don't be alarmed if you see smoke drifting out of a downtown area storm drain or even coming out of interior sinks and drains inside buildings on Thursday afternoon. Read More
East Tennessee History Fair Aug. 16
Posted: 08/08/2014
East Tennessee's favorite history festival is back and bigger than ever this year! Read More
Board Appointments for July 2014
Posted: 08/07/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero made the following board appointments in July. Read More
Vol Line Trolley Begins Service to University Commons
Posted: 08/07/2014
Knoxville Area Transit (KAT) has announced that the Vol Line Trolley will serve the newly opened University Commons in the UT area. Read More
Drain Repair to Close Lane on Lyons View Pike
Posted: 08/06/2014
This week, the City of Knoxville's Public Service Department is working to replace 100 feet of antiquated pipe and a "catch box" underneath Lyons View Pike. Read More
KUB Closes Lane on N. Weisgarber Rd
Posted: 08/06/2014
KUB will close a short section of North Weisgarber Road between Kingston Pike and Highland Place Way starting at 10 p.m. on Thursday, August 7, until 6 a.m. Friday, August Read More
Nance to Discuss Poverty in America in Library's Lunch and Learn Series
Posted: 08/06/2014
Nance to Discuss Poverty in America in Library's Lunch and Learn Series Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Aug. 9
Posted: 08/05/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, August 9 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Downtown Circulation and Mobility Plan Public Meeting Aug. 13
Posted: 08/05/2014
The City of Knoxville's professional design consultants, Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. and Toole Design Group, will host a second public meeting for the Downtown Circulation and Mobility Plan Read More
KUB Closes Lane on Cumberland Ave.
Posted: 08/05/2014
KUB will close a short section of the curbside, westbound lane of Cumberland Avenue between Eleventh Street and Henley Street starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, August 5, until 3 a.m ... Read More
Orphaned Bears Become Best Friends At Knoxville Zoo
Posted: 08/04/2014
Monty and Finn, two young North American black bears orphaned a year apart in Virginia, became fast friends after they were introduced in Knoxville Zoo's Black Bear Falls habitat four weeks ago. Read More
Knoxville Recognizes National Stop On Red Week
Posted: 08/01/2014
Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch announced the City of Knoxville will observe National Stop on Red Week, which runs August 3 - 9, by reminding residents that red light safety cameras are part of a comprehensive effort to improve traffic safety in our community for all motorists, residents, families and children. Read More
Knoxville Zoo's World-Renowned Red Panda Breeding Program Welcomes Twin Cubs
Posted: 08/01/2014
Knoxville Zoo's World-Renowned Red Panda Breeding Program Welcomes Twin Cubs Read More
Comments Welcome on $500,000 Historic Preservation Fund
Posted: 07/31/2014
About 80 people interested in historic preservation attended Tuesday evening's public meeting at the East Tennessee History Center downtown to share ideas on how a new $500,000 City of Knoxville fund could be best used to help save and restore historic structures and sites. Read More
Design Professionals Invited to City's Accessibility Symposium
Posted: 07/31/2014
Design Professionals Invited to City's Accessibility Symposium Read More
UT's Cumberland Avenue Work Extended
Posted: 07/31/2014
A major University of Tennessee utility upgrade will close two lanes of Cumberland Avenue between James Agee Street and 11th Street in August. Read More
Finance Dept. Receives National Recognition
Posted: 07/29/2014
The City of Knoxville's Finance Department has been recognized for its high professional standards after thorough annual evaluations by a national organization and government agency. Read More
KUB Power Restoration Update - 5,500 Without Power
Posted: 07/28/2014
KUB Power Restoration Update; 5,500 Without Power Read More
Waterfront Site Work to Close 2 Lanes of Blount Avenue
Posted: 07/28/2014
Two westbound lanes of Blount Avenue between Gay Street and Chapman Highway will be closed through September 19 to accommodate demolition work at the former Baptist Hospital site. Read More
Visit Knoxville Announces Free Access to Neyland Drive for Boomsday
Posted: 07/25/2014
Visit Knoxville announced on Friday that Neyland Drive, traditionally the main viewing area for Boomsday, will be open free to the public for Boomsday 2014. Read More
Public Arts Committee Hosts Design Charrette for Gay Street / Summit Hill Park
Posted: 07/25/2014
The City of Knoxville’s Public Arts Committee is pleased to present a Design Charrette and Public Input Meeting on Thursday, August 21, 2014, from 2-6 PM at the Emporium Center in downtown Knoxville to discuss the redevelopment of the City Park located at the intersection of Summit Hill Drive and Gay Street. Read More
Sidewalk, Curb Work to Close Lane of Cumberland Ave.
Posted: 07/23/2014
Thursday and Friday, July 24-25, anticipate a temporary lane closure on the eastbound right lane of Cumberland Avenue between 21st Street and Mountcastle Street. Read More
Utility Work to Reroute Cumberland Avenue Commuters
Posted: 07/22/2014
Starting Wednesday, July 23, the next phase of a major University of Tennessee utility upgrade will close two lanes of Cumberland Avenue between James Agee Street and 11th Street. Read More
City Releases New Greenways Map
Posted: 07/21/2014
The City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Department has released the new edition of its City Greenways Map, featuring 86 miles of the City's greenways and trails. The Read More
KUB Construction to Close South Central Street for 2 Months
Posted: 07/18/2014
A two-month closure of a section of South Central Street downtown begins Tuesday, July 22, as Knoxville Utilities Board makes major upgrades to its sewer, water and electric infrastructure. Read More
City to Welcome Tennessee River Tour in April 2015
Posted: 07/17/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero welcomed the announcement today of a planned Knoxville visit next spring by the nationally recognized river conservation organization Living Lands & Waters. Read More
Meeting Set to Discuss $500,000 Historic Preservation Fund
Posted: 07/17/2014
Interested in historic preservation? Come to a public meeting on July 29 to share ideas on how a new $500,000 City of Knoxville fund can be best used to help save and restore historic structures and sites. Read More
New Parking Meters to be Tested Out - Pay to Park on Market Square with Coins or Credit Card
Posted: 07/15/2014
New Parking Meters to be Tested Out: Pay to Park on Market Square with Coins or Credit Card Read More
Brown Bag Lecture on Knoxville's Freedmen's Mission Historic Cemetery July 22
Posted: 07/11/2014
In a Brown Bag Lecture on July 22 at 12 noon at the East Tennessee History Center at 601 S. Gay Street, a group of Knoxville citizens working to preserve the Freedmen's Mission Historic Cemetery, located on the Knoxville College campus, will share the history of the cemetery and tell the stories of some of the fascinating and important people interred there-including the first black doctors in this area, prominent educators, founding families, and two former slaves once owned by President Andrew Johnson. Read More
Knoxville Police Department Graduates New Recruit Class
Posted: 07/11/2014
The Knoxville Police Department held a special graduation ceremony for its 2014-A Basic Recruit Class Thursday, July 10 in the Knoxville Civic Auditorium. Read More
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Knox County Partners with KCDC to Provide Books to Children
Posted: 07/10/2014
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Knox County Partners with KCDC to Provide Books to Children Read More
Knoxville Police Select Dodge Charger as Future Patrol Vehicle
Posted: 07/10/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch introduced the Dodge Charger as the Knoxville Police Department's patrol car of the future. Read More
Paving Operations to Begin in UT Area
Posted: 07/09/2014
Weather permitting, road paving operations are scheduled to begin in the University of Tennessee area on Thursday, July 10. The work is anticipated to take approximately two weeks to complete. Read More
Second Saturday Concerts at The Cove Continue July 12
Posted: 07/09/2014
Knox County Parks and Recreation's Second Saturday Concerts at The Cove continue this Saturday, July 12 with classic rock and blues band Kitty Wampus. Read More
Community Solar Fair July 19
Posted: 07/08/2014
Interested in solar energy? Visit SPECTRUM, the University of Tennessee's interactive solar energy exhibit, at Knoxville Center Mall (Level 2 next to JCPenney) on Saturday, July 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on Henley St. Near Cumberland Ave.
Posted: 07/08/2014
KUB will close a short section of the northbound, curbside lane and the northbound center lane of Henley Street near the Cumberland Avenue intersection beginning at 10 p.m. Tuesday, July Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint July 12
Posted: 07/03/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, July 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on White Avenue
Posted: 07/03/2014
KUB and its contractor will implement lane closures along a section of White Avenue between Eleventh Street and Thirteenth Street Read More
Public Meeting July 14 on Community Gardens, Urban Agriculture
Posted: 07/03/2014
With increased interest in community gardens and locally produced foods, the City of Knoxville is ready to propose changes in the zoning ordinance that will make it easier for individuals and community groups to establish community and market gardens on privately held land. Read More
Stream Maintenance Work to Begin in Krutch Park
Posted: 07/03/2014
On the afternoon of Monday, July 7, personnel with the City of Knoxville Public Service Department will drain the water feature (stream and pond) that runs through Krutch Park in downtown Knoxville in preparation for a much needed maintenance project. Read More
USTA Let's Move! Grant Provides Youth-Friendly Tennis Courts
Posted: 07/03/2014
USTA "Let's Move!" Grant Provides Youth-Friendly Tennis Courts Read More
Board Appointments for May and June 2014
Posted: 07/02/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero made the following board appointments in May and June. Read More
City Receives National Recreation and Parks Grant to Improve Summer Camp, After School Programs
Posted: 07/02/2014
The National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA), has awarded City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation a $25,000 grant to support its recreation center Summer Playground Program and After School Program. Read More
Festival on the 4th Celebrates 30th Anniversary
Posted: 07/02/2014
On Friday, the City of Knoxville's Festival on the 4th will once again bring families together for entertainment, activities and treats at the City's 30th annual Fourth of July celebration in World's Fair Park. Read More
Forum Scheduled July 16th for I-275 Business Park Access Road Improvements Project
Posted: 07/02/2014
On July 16th at 5:30 p.m. City officials will present detail design plans for the I-275 Business Park Access Road Improvements Project. Read More
City to Replace Greens at Whittle Springs Golf Course
Posted: 07/01/2014
After a chemical treatment apparently damaged the greens at the City of Knoxville's Whittle Springs Golf Course, the City and its golf course management contractor will replace all 18 putting surfaces. Read More
City's July 4th Holiday Schedule
Posted: 07/01/2014
City offices will be closed on Friday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. Read More
Knoxville Zoo Salutes Service Members With Free Admission
Posted: 07/01/2014
To celebrate the Independence Day holiday, Knoxville Zoo salutes military and civilian service members and veterans with free admission to the zoo Friday, July 4th through Sunday, July 6th. Read More
Road Closures for Weekend's Events
Posted: 07/01/2014
The City of Knoxville celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Festival on the Fourth. Read More
Demolition Work to Start July 7 at Lakeshore Park
Posted: 06/30/2014
Starting July 7, $1.5 million in demolition work will begin at Lakeshore Park, as crews raze nine surplus buildings that were once part of the state of Tennessee's Lakeshore Mental Health Institute campus. Read More
KUB Lane Closures for Clinton Hwy., Kingston Pike and White Ave.
Posted: 06/27/2014
KUB will have several lane reductions for utlility repairs. Read More
Knox Blount Greenway Project Underway
Posted: 06/27/2014
After years of planning and collaborating with regional partners, crews are now building a 1.7-mile stretch of new South Knoxville greenway along the Tennessee River that within a decade hopefully will extend to and connect with Maryville greenways. Read More
City Youth Baseball, Softball Champions Take Home Their Trophies
Posted: 06/26/2014
City of Knoxville youth baseball and softball teams have concluded their 2014 spring seasons this month with an end-of-year city-wide tournament. Read More
City's Street Resurfacing Hits Summer Stride
Posted: 06/26/2014
Anticipate seeing lots of asphalt trucks throughout Knoxville in the coming months. Read More
Civil Rights Icons to Attend July 2 March, Celebration in Knoxville
Posted: 06/26/2014
In the early 1960s, the Rabbi Israel Dresner was known as America's "most arrested rabbi" for his civil rights activism across the South, Read More
Statement from Mayor Rogero on Howard H. Baker Jr.
Posted: 06/26/2014
Mayor Rogero made the following statement about Howard H. Baker Jr.: Read More
Stormwater Improvements Under Way on Prosser Road
Posted: 06/26/2014
Prosser Road is undergoing a major redesign. In order to alleviate chronic flooding that frequently closes the road, the City of Knoxville is reconstructing approximately 1,600 feet of Prosser Road between Knoxville Zoo Drive and East Magnolia Avenue. Read More
KPD accepting applications for Citizens Police Academy
Posted: 06/25/2014
KPD Accepting Applications for Citizens Police Academy Read More
Shoney's Restaurants to Host Free Annual KidCare Photo ID Events
Posted: 06/25/2014
Now in its 20th year, Shoney's Restaurants KidCare Photo ID events will take place in the Greater Knoxville area for one weekend only, August 22-24, 2014, in partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Read More
Festival on the 4th Starts with Thursday Bike Parade
Posted: 06/24/2014
The City of Knoxville's Festival on the 4th will be celebrating its third decade next week, while another younger tradition - the third annual Patriotic Bike Parade on Market Square - sets the mood, starting at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 26. Read More
City Finalizes Agreement for Continued Operation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Posted: 06/23/2014
The City of Knoxville has reached an agreement with CarCharging Group Inc., the largest owner, operator and provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging services, for the continued operation and maintenance of 14 of the 24 Blink EV charging stations installed at various City parks and parking areas. Read More
Anticipate Road Closures with Festivals, Utility Work
Posted: 06/19/2014
There's plenty of fun to be found with downtown Knoxville festivals this weekend - but you might want to check out the lineup of happenings and a street map beforehand to help yourself smoothly navigate Read More
City of Knoxville Crews Battling Graffiti
Posted: 06/18/2014
It might take a graffiti tagger just a few minutes to deface a public building or a wall. Read More
Festival on the 4th Kicks Off with June 26 Bike Parade
Posted: 06/18/2014
What could be better than free Fourth of July fireworks in downtown Knoxville, with a wide variety of food and music, plus children's activities? Read More
KUB Lane Closures for Utility Maintenance
Posted: 06/18/2014
KUB will close the westbound, curbside lane on a short section of Kingston Pike between Cheshire Drive and Buckingham Drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, June 19 ... Read More
Krutch Park Extension Play Fountains Off June 19
Posted: 06/18/2014
Due to an event in the Krutch Park extension, the play fountains will be turned off on Thursday, June 19. Read More
Mayors Rogero, Beehan Join President Obama at First-Ever White House Maker Faire
Posted: 06/18/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Oak Ridge Mayor Tom Beehan are among the 21 mayors from across the nation invited to join President Barack Obama on Wednesday, June 18, for the first-ever Maker Faire to be held at the White House. Read More
Medication Collection Event Offered at Food City
Posted: 06/13/2014
Properly disposing of unwanted medications and medical supplies can be a hassle, but Saturday's collection event at a Food City store will make disposal as easy as going to the grocery store. Read More
Downtown Family Festivities to Prompt Temporary Road Closures
Posted: 06/12/2014
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KUB Power Restoration Update
Posted: 06/11/2014
The safety of KUB workers and the public remains the focus as crews continue working to restore power following Tuesday evening's storms. Read More
Knoxville to Host the Nation's Largest Labor Day Weekend Fireworks Show
Posted: 06/11/2014
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Knoxville Zoo Offers Free Admission for Dads Father's Day
Posted: 06/10/2014
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KFD Hosting 86th Annual Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs' Conference
Posted: 06/09/2014
KFD Hosting 86th Annual Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs' Conference Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint June 14
Posted: 06/06/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, June 14 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
City Offers Free Father's Day Fishing Event on June 14
Posted: 06/06/2014
Dads, kids and the whole family will be able to catch a bonding experience at the Father's Day Fishing Event, presented by City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Department Read More
Owner of Small Business Touts Value of City's Business Breakfast
Posted: 06/06/2014
Owner of Small Business Touts Value of City's Business Breakfast Read More
Wood from City Tree Donated for Playground Improvements
Posted: 06/05/2014
Families once played in the shadow of an oak tree that had graced Lakeshore Park in West Knoxville. Read More
Rev. C.T. Vivian Visits Knoxville for 'Juneteenth' Civil Rights Act Commemorations
Posted: 06/04/2014
American performers. The next sitcom with a majority black cast wouldn't come for two decades, with "Sanford and Son." Bob Booker, Executive Director of the Beck Center, will Read More
Public Meeting June 9 to Discuss Large Utilities Upgrade for Downtown Knoxville
Posted: 06/03/2014
KUB is scheduling significant upgrades in the downtown area over the next 15 months. Read More
KAT Considering Route Changes
Posted: 05/29/2014
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KUB Lane Closures on Kingston Pike
Posted: 05/27/2014
KUB will close the westbound curbside lane on a short section of Kingston Pike between Cheshire Drive and Buckingham Drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28 ... Read More
Public Meeting June 5 Regarding KPD's Justice Assistance Grant Application
Posted: 05/27/2014
The City of Knoxville and Knox County will hold a public meeting regarding the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Justice Assistance Grant application on June 5, 2014, from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. at the Knoxville Police Department Training Room, 800 Howard Baker Jr. Drive, Knoxville, TN 37915. Read More
City Opens Outdoor Pools for the Summer, Offers Swim Lessons
Posted: 05/22/2014
The City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Department will open two outdoor public pools to beat the heat this Memorial Day weekend. Read More
City to Host Business Breakfast June 12
Posted: 05/22/2014
Contracts worth millions of dollars will be up for bids with the City of Knoxville during the next 12 to 18 months, and local businesses are invited to learn more about the upcoming projects and how to do business with the City during its Annual Business Breakfast. Read More
KUB Lane Closures at Morrell Road
Posted: 05/22/2014
KUB and its contractor will implement lane closures on Morrell Road near the South Northshore Drive intersection beginning at 11 p.m. on Thursday, May 22, through 6 a.m. Friday, May Read More
KUB Upgrades to Close Lanes in Fort Sanders
Posted: 05/22/2014
Beginning this week on White Avenue, and continuing into August, the Knoxville Utilities Board and its contractor will be making wastewater collection system improvements throughout the Fort Sanders neighborhood. Read More
KUB Lane Closures at White Avenue
Posted: 05/21/2014
KUB and its contractor will implement lane closures along sections of White Avenue between James Agee Street and Fourteenth Street daily Read More
Youth Disc Golf Course Opens at Inskip Park
Posted: 05/19/2014
City officials today formally opened a new youth disc golf course at Inskip Park, 4204 Bruhin Road. Read More
Saturday Festivals, Utility Work to Prompt Temporary Lane Closures
Posted: 05/16/2014
Downtown Knoxville will be festive Saturday, with the International Biscuit Festival offering a record number of biscuits along the "Biscuit Boulevard" tasting area, the Market Square Farmers' Market connecting fresh local produce with shoppers, and the 10th annual Children's Festival of Reading bringing internationally acclaimed authors and illustrators to World's Fair Park. Read More
Paving Operations Scheduled to Begin on Cherokee Trail and Edington Road
Posted: 05/15/2014
Weather permitting, paving operations are scheduled to begin on Cherokee Trail and Edington Road on Friday, May 16, and the paving will continue through the following week. Read More
Historic Homes of Knoxville celebrate Tennessee Statehood Day
Posted: 05/14/2014
Historic Homes of Knoxville Celebrate Tennessee Statehood Day Read More
Hundreds of Bike Commuters Expected to Celebrate Bike to Work Day
Posted: 05/14/2014
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Memorial Day Holiday Schedule 2014
Posted: 05/14/2014
City of Knoxville offices will be closed on Monday, May 26, for Memorial Day. Waste Connections, the city's household garbage and recycling collector, will be open normal business hours Read More
Vintage Baseball Comes to Historic Ramsey House
Posted: 05/14/2014
Come on out Knoxville, for the American Pastime as it was played in the beginning on Saturday, May 31 starting at 12 noon at Historic Ramsey House at 2614 Thorn Grove Pike, off Gov John Sevier Hwy. Read More
Breakfast Event Aims to Help Owners of Small Businesses
Posted: 05/13/2014
If you're the owner of a small business looking to bid on a contract with the City of Knoxville, but don't exactly know how to get started, then mark June 12 your calendar. Read More
Codes Enforcement Sweep May 15 in the Marble City Community
Posted: 05/13/2014
Nine Neighborhood Codes Enforcement inspectors will be conducting a codes enforcement sweep in the Marble City neighborhood, Read More
Event Guide Offers Updated, Consolidated How-To Information
Posted: 05/13/2014
To make it easier for groups to book events on Market Square and elsewhere in the Central Business Improvement District, the City of Knoxville's Office of Special Events is consolidating and updating into a new 27-page guide Read More
Steam Line Upgrade to Reroute Cumberland Avenue Commuters
Posted: 05/13/2014
A major University of Tennessee utility upgrade is underway that soon will close two lanes of Cumberland Avenue for roughly two months. Read More
Safety City Summer Hours Start June 9
Posted: 05/12/2014
From June 9, 2014 to July 31, 2014, Safety City will be open to the public ONLY on Mondays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. These special public hours/days will only be in effect thru the months of June and July. Read More
Veteran Electrical Inspector Greg Taylor Promoted
Posted: 05/12/2014
Greg Taylor - the son of an electrician, with uncles and cousins in the trade - always knew he'd be making a career working with electricity. Read More
City to Discuss Bicycle Facilities Plan at Public Meeting
Posted: 05/08/2014
The City of Knoxville will discuss and solicit public input on a Bicycle Facilities Plan being developed by its professional design consultants, Kimley-Horn and Associates and Toole Design Group, at a public meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 21, at the East Tennessee History Center, 601 S. Gay St. Read More
City to Hold Public Meetings on Downtown Circulation and Mobility Plan
Posted: 05/08/2014
The City of Knoxville's professional design consultants, Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. and Toole Design Group, are developing a Downtown Circulation and Mobility Plan for Downtown Knoxville. Read More
Destination Imagination to Kick Off 2014 Global Finals' Celebration of Creativity and Innovation in Knoxville
Posted: 05/08/2014
Destination Imagination to Kick Off 2014 Global Finals' Celebration of Creativity and Innovation in Knoxville Read More
Jeff Branham Hired as City's Chief Traffic Engineer
Posted: 05/08/2014
Jeff Branham Hired as City's Chief Traffic Engineer Read More
Knoxville on Track to Achieve 20 Percent Energy Savings Through Better Buildings Challenge
Posted: 05/08/2014
This week, the City of Knoxville was recognized by the U.S. Energy Department for its achievements in the Better Buildings Challenge and for reducing energy intensity by 16 percent across its entire building portfolio. Read More
Allgood and Starr Named February Officers of the Month
Posted: 05/07/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Officer Jeff Allgood and Officer Chris Starr the February Officers of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Officer Allgood has been with KPD since June 2006. Officer Starr has been with the department since August 2000. Read More
Arrest of Violent Offender Earns Officer Award
Posted: 05/07/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Officer Richard Wallace the January 2014 Officer of the Month. Officer Wallace has been with the Knoxville Police Department since March 2005. Read More
K-9 Officer Earns Award for Burglary Investigation
Posted: 05/07/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Officer Sergio Marrero the March Officer of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Special Assignment Performance Earns Employee Award
Posted: 05/07/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Becky Kreisa the February Employee of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
City of Knoxville's 311 Receives Synergy Award of Excellence
Posted: 05/06/2014
The City of Knoxville 311 Call Center has been recognized with this year's CS Week 311 Synergy Group award of excellence at the annual conference in San Antonio, Texas. Read More
Public Meeting May 15 for Jackson Avenue Streetscapes Plan
Posted: 05/06/2014
A public meeting regarding the Jackson Avenue Streetscapes Plan will be held on Thursday, May 15 starting at 5:30 p.m. in Remedy Coffee located at 125 W. Jackson Ave. in the Old City. Read More
Sunsphere Observation Deck Reopens to Welcome Visitors
Posted: 05/05/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero and Visit Knoxville President Kim Bumpas announced the reopening of the renovated Sunsphere Observation Deck today at a press conference in World's Fair Park. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint May 10
Posted: 05/02/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, May 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Join the Knoxville Museum of Art for GLASSFEST14
Posted: 05/02/2014
The Knoxville Museum of Art (KMA) invites the public to attend GLASSFEST14 at the Knoxville Museum of Art this weekend. Read More
City Parks and Recreation Celebrates Older Americans Month
Posted: 05/01/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero and City Parks and Recreation kicked off Older Americans Month today at Larry Cox Senior Center. Read More
Consistent Performance and Commitment to Help Keep Citizens Safe Earns Officer Top Award
Posted: 05/01/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Lt. Gordon Gwathney the 2013 Officer of the Year. Read More
Efforts in Reducing Crime Earns Crime Analyst Special Honors
Posted: 05/01/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Christine Mullan the Civilian Employee of the Year for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
KAT Route Changes Take Effect May 5
Posted: 05/01/2014
Effective Monday, May 5, several KAT route changes will take effect. Read More
KSO Concert Thursday Moves to Bijou from Market Square
Posted: 04/30/2014
Because of expected low temperatures, the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra "Symphony on the Square" concert scheduled for Thursday, May 1, will move from Market Square to the Bijou Theatre, 803 S ... Read More
Weekend Events Prompt Temporary Lane Closures
Posted: 04/30/2014
The Market Square Farmers' Market, Run for the Deaf, GlassFest, and Walk MS are just some of the weekend events that will mean some temporarily closed streets around Knoxville. Read More
Keep Knoxville Beautiful Kicks Off Beautification Mobs
Posted: 04/29/2014
Inspired by the flash mob and cash mob calls to action, KKB inaugurates its Beautification Mob Program with its first Mob project at the entrance to the Old City at the corner of Summit Hill Drive and Central Avenue. Read More
14th Annual Vestival May 10
Posted: 04/28/2014
Enjoy the 14th Annual Vestival on Saturday, May 10, 2014 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the historic grounds of the old Candoro Marble Company at the corner of Read More
KUB Named Tree Line USA Utility for Thirteenth Consecutive Year
Posted: 04/28/2014
The Arbor Day Foundation has once again designated KUB as a Tree Line USA utility. The foundation has named KUB a Tree Line USA utility each year since 2001 for Read More
Weekend Events to Prompt Temporary Lane Closures
Posted: 04/25/2014
Dogwood Arts Festival weekend happenings will prompt some downtown road closures through Sunday, April 27, while Saturday's EarthFest, several 5K runs and the Walk to Cure Diabetes likewise will mean some temporarily closed streets around Knoxville. Read More
Author Purdum at Civil Rights Act Anniversary Event
Posted: 04/23/2014
Author Todd S. Purdum and Knoxville resident John G. Stewart talked today about the bipartisanship, vision and sometimes mixed motives that led to passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Read More
City Program Aims to Help Modest-Income Homeowners
Posted: 04/23/2014
Karen Jackson can't wait to start hosting big Sunday family dinners at the newly remodeled Speedway Circle house where she grew up. Read More
Event Highlights Successes of City's Commercial Facade Program
Posted: 04/23/2014
The employees at Gray Hodges, 103 Jessamine St., are happy to talk about the new quarter-million-dollar façades on their four buildings. Read More
Utility Work to Close One Lane of Cumberland Ave.
Posted: 04/23/2014
Utility work associated with the University Commons project will close one of the two eastbound lanes of a short section of Cumberland Avenue near Metron Center Way. Read More
Biscuit Festival Finalizes Selection Process for Biscuit Art Exhibition
Posted: 04/22/2014
The International Biscuit Festival announced today that it has completed the selection of artwork for the Biscuit Art Exhibition 2014. The selected works will be exhibited throughout the month of May at Rala, Bliss Home and Coffee & Chocolate in downtown Knoxville. The Biscuit Art Exhibition features Biscuit-inspired artwork, including paintings, photography and folk art. Read More
City Honors Equity Award Winners
Posted: 04/22/2014
Nine Knoxville entities - ranging from an individual developer who's overhauled much of a North Knoxville block to a drywall company that created two dozen jobs with a building renovation project - were honored at Tuesday's annual Equity Awards Breakfast, Read More
Meeting Offers Ideas for 700 Block of South Gay Streetscapes Plan
Posted: 04/22/2014
About 30 people offered their ideas and heard details Tuesday evening about the Streetscapes project to start in May 2015 on the 700 block of South Gay Street. Read More
EarthFest Celebration Returns to World's Fair Park
Posted: 04/21/2014
EarthFest returns to World's Fair Park for its 15th annual celebration of Earth Day. The day-long festival takes place Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at World's Fair Park in downtown Knoxville. Read More
KUB Safety Alert, Scammers Targeting Local Businesses
Posted: 04/21/2014
KUB has been receiving calls from customers at locally owned businesses who reported someone called claiming to be from KUB to say they owe money on their account. Read More
Community Development Week April 21-27 Highlights '40 Years of Building Strong Communities'
Posted: 04/17/2014
The City of Knoxville will mark National Community Development Week April 21-27 with a series of events showcasing projects of the City's Department of Community Development and its nonprofit partners across Knoxville. Read More
KPD Bike Safety Fair Set for May 3
Posted: 04/17/2014
The Knoxville Police Department presents the Bicycle Safety Fair on Saturday, May 3 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (last group starts at 1:30 p.m.). Read More
Cumberland Sidewalks, Bus Stop Affected by UT Construction
Posted: 04/16/2014
A University of Tennessee construction project will require the closure of sidewalks along portions of Cumberland Avenue and 17th Street from April 16 to Aug. 15. Read More
HonorAir Knoxville Flight Today
Posted: 04/16/2014
When the HonorAir flight lands tonight, the organization will have successfully completed 16 flights taking over 2,000 East Tennessee World War II and Korean War veterans to Washington, D.C. to see the memorials built to honor their sacrifices. Read More
Rules and Zones Set for Food Truck Pilot Program
Posted: 04/16/2014
After incorporating feedback from a public meeting in March, the City of Knoxville has set rules and zones for a pilot program for mobile food vendors within City limits. Read More
KUB Road Closure at Deane Hill Drive
Posted: 04/15/2014
KUB will close a short section of Deane Hill Drive to through traffic between Cheshire Drive and Golf Club Road from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16, as work is completed on the wastewater collection system in this area. Read More
Mayors Commend School on National Let's Move Designation
Posted: 04/15/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett presented a joint proclamation to Knox County Schools Superintendent Dr. Jim McIntyre today, celebrating Sarah Moore Greene Magnet Technology Academy's designation as a "Let's Move!" Active School. Read More
City Services Holiday Schedule
Posted: 04/14/2014
City of Knoxville offices will be closed Friday, April 18 for the Easter Holiday. Read More
Public Meeting April 22 for 700 Block of South Gay Streetscapes Plan
Posted: 04/14/2014
The City's Office of Redevelopment will hold a public meeting on April 22 at 5:30 p.m. regarding the 700 Block of South Gay Streescapes Plan. Read More
KUB Closes Lanes on Western Ave. and S. Gay St.
Posted: 04/11/2014
KUB will have the following lane closures for utility maintenance: Read More
KUB Closes One Lane on North Broadway
Posted: 04/11/2014
KUB will close the northbound curbside lane on a short section of North Broadway between West Depot Avenue and West Magnolia Avenue Read More
Downtown Hosts Rossini Italian Street Festival, Road Closures Listed
Posted: 04/10/2014
More than 60,000 people are expected to come downtown for the 13th annual Rossini Festival on Saturday, April 12. Read More
Prosecutors in Birmingham Bombing Cases to Speak April 25
Posted: 04/10/2014
The former Alabama Attorney General and U.S. Attorney who successfully prosecuted three former Klansmen for the 1963 Birmingham church bombing that killed four girls will speak in Knoxville at a free event on Friday, April 25. Read More
Renovated Fort Kid on the Way
Posted: 04/09/2014
As the Fort Kid playground near World's Fair Park celebrates its 23rd birthday this month, its advocates today announced a renovation - and more. Read More
Boomsday on Saturday, U.T. Football on Sunday
Posted: 04/08/2014
The University of Tennessee Volunteers and Visit Knoxville's Boomsday Team Up for a Spectacular New Labor Day Weekend Celebration. Read More
Pre-Order Your Rain Barrel at a Discounted Price
Posted: 04/08/2014
Do your part to prevent flash flooding while conserving water. Order an Ivy rain barrel that captures rainwater from roof tops by connecting to the downspout from the gutter. Read More
Utility Work to Close Gay Street Lanes for 1 Partial Night
Posted: 04/08/2014
Knoxville Utilities Board work on the electric distribution system will reduce a short section of South Gay Street to one northbound and one southbound lane between Main Street and Cumberland Avenue from midnight to 5 a.m. on Thursday, April 10. Read More
Vanity Fair Writer Todd Purdom to Discuss Book on Civil Rights Act
Posted: 04/08/2014
As part of a series of events marking the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the City of Knoxville will welcome acclaimed journalist and author Todd S. Purdum to town on Wednesday, April 23, to discuss his new book on the landmark legislation. Read More
Dawn Distler Named Knoxville Director of Transit
Posted: 04/07/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero on Monday announced the appointment of Dawn Distler, a 27-year veteran in the field of public transportation, as the City of Knoxville's Director of Transit. Read More
TDOT's National Work Zone Awareness Week April 7-11
Posted: 04/07/2014
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is joining states across the nation to remind motorists of the dangers of speeding through work zones. Read More
White House Advisers Visit Knoxville, Focus on Climate Preparedness and Resilience
Posted: 04/07/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero welcomed two White House senior advisers to Knoxville today: David Agnew, Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, and Michael Boots, Acting Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint April 12
Posted: 04/04/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, April 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Gathering Public Input; West Jackson Ave. Redevelopment
Posted: 04/04/2014
In the spring of 2014, City of Knoxville officials asked for public input on how to proceed with reshaping the 500 block of West Jackson Avenue. Read More
KUB Work to Detour Third Creek Greenway
Posted: 04/04/2014
A portion of Third Creek Greenway parallel to Sutherland Avenue will be closed from Monday, April 7, to Friday, May 2, while Knoxville Utilities Board replaces a utility pole. Read More
Public meeting for Magnolia Avenue Streetscapes Plan April 16
Posted: 04/04/2014
On Wednesday, April 16 at 5:30 p.m. City officials will present schematic designs for the Magnolia Avenue Streetscapes project, based on recommendations outlined in the 2009 MPC Magnolia Avenue Corridor Plan. Read More
Public meeting for Police Advisory and Review Committee April 17
Posted: 04/04/2014
Members of the Police Advisory & Review Committee will hold their quarterly meeting on Thursday, April 17 at 6 p.m. in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building. Read More
UT Students Take Part in Sustainability Day of Service April 5
Posted: 04/04/2014
From 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, April 5, more than 100 University of Tennessee students will be participating in the first annual Sustainability Day of Service, helping to clean up and beautify local public spaces. Read More
Work Continues on Downtown Water Main Repairs
Posted: 04/04/2014
KUB crews continued to work overnight and this morning to repair the water main break that occurred early Thursday at the intersection of Main Street and State Street, near the entrance to James White Parkway. Read More
Downtown Water Outage to Continue on Friday
Posted: 04/03/2014
KUB expects repairs and restoration efforts from the downtown water main break last night to continue into the weekend. Read More
Fitch Affirms Knoxville's AAA Rating for Bonds
Posted: 04/03/2014
Fitch Affirms Knoxville's AAA Rating for Bonds Read More
Rhythm N' Blooms Bring Music to Downtown
Posted: 04/03/2014
Knoxville showcases its eclectic musical history with the Dogwood Arts Rhythm N' Blooms festival, an American Roots three-day music event running from Friday, April 4, through Sunday, April 6. Read More
April Is National Safe Digging Month, Call 811 Before You Dig
Posted: 04/02/2014
In support of National Safe Digging Month in April, KUB reminds customers to call 811 before beginning any outdoor digging project to have utility-owned underground lines marked for free. An underground utility line is damaged by digging once every six minutes nationwide, and one-third of these incidents are caused because the digger did not call 811 to properly locate the underground utility lines. Read More
City Introduces Recycling Program in Parks
Posted: 04/02/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero on Wednesday announced a new recycling program for the City's parks and greenways, as well as a revamped park waste management system. Read More
Sprawl Report Shows Challenges, Solutions for Knoxville Region
Posted: 04/02/2014
A report on sprawl development released today by the national nonprofit group Smart Growth America has both bad and good news for the Knoxville Metropolitan Statistical Area. Read More
Downtown Recycling Center Relocating to Willow Avenue
Posted: 03/28/2014
The City of Knoxville's State Street Recycling Center and Goodwill Attended Donation Center will close on Friday, April 18, due to private redevelopment of the property, which is adjacent to Read More
Fulton High School Softball Team, Booster Club Upgrade Christenberry Ballfields
Posted: 03/28/2014
The Fulton High School Softball Team will kick off its first home game on Monday, March 31, at 5:30 p.m., holding an opening ceremony at Christenberry Ballfields, 931 Oglewood Drive. Read More
Knoxville Marathon Highlights Weekend Events Downtown
Posted: 03/27/2014
This weekend, thousands of marathon runners, music lovers, families, motorcyclists and others will be enjoying downtown Knoxville. Read More
Utility Work to Close Lane for Portion of Cumberland Ave.
Posted: 03/27/2014
Friday April 4. All other lanes will remain open to traffic.For a list of more road closures please visit www.cityofknoxville.org/closoures. Read More
City Receives TDOT Grant for Intersection Improvements
Posted: 03/26/2014
The City of Knoxville has been awarded a Multimodal grant from the Tennessee Department of Transportation for improvements to the Merchant Drive/Clinton Highway intersection. Read More
City Seeks Comments on Annual Action Plan
Posted: 03/26/2014
The City of Knoxville is in the process of developing its 2014-2015 Annual Action Plan for the proposed use of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnership Act Read More
Dogwood Arts Festival Set to Celebrate the Natural Canvas of East Tennessee
Posted: 03/26/2014
For more than 50 years, Knoxville has blossomed with the Dogwood Arts Festival, a celebration of the natural and cultural beauty of East Tennessee. Read More
Take KAT to the Dogwood Trails
Posted: 03/26/2014
Spring has finally arrived in East Tennessee, and the Dogwood Trails will soon be bursting with colorful flowers and trees. Read More
ETCompetes! Speaker Series - Secrets of Successful Communities
Posted: 03/24/2014
In the ever-changing world of economic development it is imperative that communities in East Tennessee recognize the paradigm shift that is happening nationally in regards to enhanced community character, retail, real estate and economic changes. Read More
Honored Firefighters of the 4th Quarter Announced
Posted: 03/24/2014
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KUB to Close Section of Arrowhead Trail
Posted: 03/24/2014
KUB will close a short section of Arrowhead Trail to through traffic between Lyons View Pike and Sylvan Lane from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, March 27, as Read More
I-640 Ramp, Lane of Northshore Drive to Close Temporarily
Posted: 03/21/2014
Utility work will close a lane of South Northshore Drive starting Saturday, while bridge and ramp repairs will close the I-640 West ramp to Clinton Highway starting Monday night. Read More
Knoxville Named Tree City USA, Growth Award Winner
Posted: 03/21/2014
Knoxville was named a 2013 Tree City USA community by the Arbor Day Foundation in honor of is commitment to effective urban forest management. Read More
Knoxville-IBM Smarter Cities Stakeholder Council Meeting March 25
Posted: 03/21/2014
The Knoxville-IBM Smarter Cities Stakeholder Council will meet on Tuesday, March 25 to hear updates from Working Groups, discuss program objectives and confirm next steps. Read More
New Downtown Signs to Help Navigation, Reduce Visual Clutter
Posted: 03/21/2014
Anticipate seeing new, more attractive and more functional signs in downtown Knoxville, starting this summer. Read More
Regal to Screen Cesar Chavez Film
Posted: 03/20/2014
Catch a special screening of the new movie "Cesar Chavez" at Regal Pinnacle Stadium 18 in Turkey Creek at 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 5. Read More
Williams Creek Urban Forest Public Meeting March 25
Posted: 03/20/2014
The City of Knoxville and Tennessee Clean Water Network are co-sponsoring a public informational meeting on Tuesday, March 25 for the Williams Creek Urban Forest project in East Knoxville. Read More
Health Insurance Enrollment Event March 22
Posted: 03/19/2014
The City of Knoxville is sponsoring a health insurance enrollment event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 22, at Pellissippi State Technical Community College's Magnolia Campus, 1610 Read More
KUB Plants Trees at Habitat for Humanity Homes
Posted: 03/18/2014
In recognition of Tennessee's Arbor Day on March 7, KUB and its contractor planted 26 dogwood trees around the community at Habitat for Humanity homes that were built over the past year within KUB's service territory. Read More
Power Line Tree Prunings to Temporarily Close Greenway
Posted: 03/18/2014
Knoxville Utility Board contractors will be removing vegetation away from City-owned utility lines in Lakeshore Park, necessitating the temporary closure of part of the park's greenway. Read More
Public Forum Set on West Jackson Avenue Redevelopment April 3
Posted: 03/17/2014
City of Knoxville officials are inviting potential developers, advocates for downtown and anyone with a redevelopment idea, vision or suggestion to a public forum on how to proceed with reshaping the 500 block of West Jackson Avenue. Read More
Sunsphere Undergoing Renovations
Posted: 03/17/2014
The Observation Deck of the Sunsphere, Knoxville's iconic World's Fair structure, will be closed for several months undergoing extensive renovations on the fourth floor. Read More
Vintage Baseball Comes to Knoxville's Ramsey House
Posted: 03/14/2014
Vintage Baseball Comes to Knoxville's Ramsey House Read More
Weekend Events Result in Temporary Lane Closures
Posted: 03/13/2014
Loading at the Bijou Theater will temporarily close lanes on Cumberland Avenue and Gay Street, while on Sunday Barley's Taproom St. Patrick's Day 5K will mean some downtown road closures. Read More
Knoxville Becomes More Bike Friendly, Adds 2nd Bike Corral
Posted: 03/12/2014
The City of Knoxville recently installed its second bike corral on the 500 block of Gay Street. The first corral is located in the Old City. Read More
Mayor Urges Health Care Enrollment Ahead of March 31 Deadline
Posted: 03/11/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero today urged Knoxvillians lacking health insurance to learn about their options, as the March 31 deadline nears for enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. Read More
Mobile Food Vendor Pilot Program Details Announced
Posted: 03/11/2014
Details of a one-year pilot program for mobile food vendors have been posted to the City of Knoxville website, ahead of a public meeting planned for Wednesday to discuss the program. Read More
Inskip Leader Honored as Good Neighbor of the Year
Posted: 03/10/2014
The 2014 Diana Conn Good Neighbor of the Year Award winner is Betty Jo Mahan, president and co-founder of the Inskip Community Association. Read More
Utility Work to Close 16th Street
Posted: 03/10/2014
Coinciding with the University of Tennessee's spring break, 16th Street will be closed between Cumberland Avenue and White Avenue from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. March 15-23. Read More
Art in Public Places Works to be Installed
Posted: 03/07/2014
If you're downtown Saturday, don't be surprised to see a lot of large public art being installed - most notably an 18-foot-tall painted steel sculpture by Rochester, N.Y.'s Albert Paley. Read More
City Hosts Students for Junior Achievement Job Shadow Day
Posted: 03/07/2014
Nine students from Austin-East High School spent the day with City representatives for the Junior Achievement Job Shadow Day Program Read More
East Knoxville Bicycle Route to Knoxville Zoo is Complete
Posted: 03/07/2014
The East Knoxville Bicycle Route is complete, with directional signs showing the way from Gay Street to the Knoxville Zoo and back. Read More
Take A Stand Against Bullying Event April 17
Posted: 03/07/2014
The Knoxville Police Department is sponsoring a special town hall meeting "Take a Stand Against Bullying" on Thursday, April 17 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the auditorium of South College - West located at 400 Goody's Lane. Read More
Westland Drive Lane Closed
Posted: 03/07/2014
For two weeks, starting Monday, March 10, utility work will require a reduction of a section of Westland Drive to one alternating lane of traffic between Westmoreland Boulevard and Rotherwood Drive. Read More
Cumberland Avenue Overhaul to Start This Summer
Posted: 03/06/2014
Work could start as early as June 1 on Phase I of the Cumberland Avenue Corridor street redesign - an estimated $4 million six-month construction project that aims to ease traffic clogs on the western end of the corridor. Read More
Watch for Weekend Temporary Road Closures
Posted: 03/05/2014
Anticipate a handful of weekend lane reductions, rolling closures and no-parking areas due to some events and entertainment setups. Read More
Public Meeting on Mobile Food Vendor Pilot Program
Posted: 03/04/2014
On Wednesday, March 12 at 5:30 p.m., City officials will present details of the pilot program for food trucks/mobile food units, which is scheduled to begin later this spring. Read More
Tree Care Firm, City Protecting Ash Trees in Parks
Posted: 03/04/2014
Less than 1 percent of Knoxville's trees are ash trees - and to make sure those numbers don't dwindle, the City of Knoxville will be working with Cortese Tree Specialists Inc. to protect some city-owned ash trees. Read More
Good Neighbor of the Year Award to be Announced Saturday
Posted: 03/03/2014
Seven Knoxville neighborhood residents will be honored as finalists for the Diana Conn Good Neighbor of the Year Award at the City of Knoxville's Neighborhood Awards and Networking Luncheon on Saturday, March 8, at the Convention Center. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint March 8
Posted: 02/28/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Mar. 8 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Mayor Rogero Joins Community Leaders in Violence Prevention Efforts
Posted: 02/27/2014
This week, Mayor Madeline Rogero led a delegation of local community leaders to a National League of Cities conference on violence prevention and strategies for building safe, healthy and hopeful communities. Read More
Upcoming Road Closures
Posted: 02/26/2014
Utility work will close lanes of traffic temporarily on South Gay Street and Chapman Highway on Thursday, while Saturday's Mardi Growl dog parade and festival will mean some downtown road closures and no-parking areas. Read More
TDOT Announces Two More Lanes to Open on Henley Bridge
Posted: 02/24/2014
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) announced today that two more lanes of traffic will open on the Henley Bridge this afternoon. Read More
City Youth Basketball Tournament, Skills Challenge this Weekend
Posted: 02/21/2014
The City Youth Basketball Tournament and Team Skills Challenge will be this Friday and Saturday at the Christenberry Recreation Center located at 931 Oglewood Ave. Read More
Developers to Hold Open House and Tour of Farragut Hotel Property
Posted: 02/21/2014
On Monday, Feb. 24, representatives of Halo Hospitality Group will host an Open House and tour of select portions of the Farragut Hotel property. Read More
Get Ideas, Get Inspired at Neighborhood Awards Luncheon
Posted: 02/21/2014
Are you interested in rolling up your sleeves and improving your neighborhood? Read More
Panel Kicks Off Celebration of Civil Rights Act Anniversary
Posted: 02/21/2014
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act in 1964. To commemorate that landmark legislation, and to discuss civil rights progress and challenges in the decades since, the City of Knoxville and partners across East Tennessee will be hosting a series of events throughout 2014. Read More
Artists Visit with Mayor Rogero
Posted: 02/20/2014
A few dozen artists and staff of the Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville visited with Mayor Rogero this morning. Read More
Jackson Avenue Reopening After Feb. 1 McClung Warehouses Fire
Posted: 02/20/2014
West Jackson Avenue between Gay and Henley streets is scheduled to reopen to vehicular traffic for the first time since a Feb. 1 fire destroyed the McClung Warehouses buildings in the 500 block. Read More
Ahrens Hired as Director of Building Inspections
Posted: 02/19/2014
A 38-year-old Virginia Tech graduate who's worked as a building inspector and building official in Virginia and Pennsylvania and who ran his own commercial construction company has been hired as the City of Knoxville's Director of Building Inspections. Read More
Board Appointments for January 2014
Posted: 02/19/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero made the following board appointments in January: Read More
Actions to Decrease Illegal Activities Earns Officer Award
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today named Officer Caleb Crothers the November Officer of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Officer Crothers has been with KPD since January 2007. Read More
Assistance of Off-Duty Officer Results in Arrest of Carjacking Suspect
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today named Officer Terry Pate the October Officer of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Officer Pate has been with KPD since December 1999. Read More
Building Services Employees Honored for Going Above and Beyond Their Assigned Duties
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today named building services employees Michael Mathes and Chris Roberts the Civilian Employees of the Month for October. Mathes has been with the Knoxville Police Department since December 2012 while Roberts has been with KPD since July 2013. Read More
Employee Honored for Community Work Efforts
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today named Diane Lewis the December Civilian Employee of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Officers Honored for Assistance to Fallen Officer's Family
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today honored two officers for their assistance to the family of Knoxville Police Department Officer David Munson. Read More
Property Offender Nabbed Due to Work of Forensics Officer
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today named Forensics Officer Eddie Johnson the December Officer of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Response to Animal Welfare Investigation Earns Employees Award
Posted: 02/17/2014
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch today named Animal Control Officers Keri Henley and Keith Hogue the Civilian Employees of the Month for November. Read More
City Donating McClung Bricks to Knox Heritage
Posted: 02/14/2014
The City of Knoxville will be donating 500 bricks from the McClung Warehouses to Knox Heritage, officials announced Friday. Also Friday, as demolition of the last remaining McClung Read More
City's Neighborhood Awards and Networking Luncheon March 8
Posted: 02/14/2014
The City of Knoxville is hosting a city-wide "Neighborhood Awards & Networking Luncheon" on Saturday, March 8, at the Knoxville Convention Center. Read More
City to Host 9th Annual Teen Step Show at Civic Auditorium
Posted: 02/12/2014
At 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 1st, the City of Knoxville will host the 9th Annual Dr. E.V. Davidson Teen Step Show at the Knoxville Civic Auditorium. Read More
Holiday Trash and Recycling Schedule
Posted: 02/12/2014
Waste Connections, the city's household garbage and recycling collector, will be open normal business hours on Monday, February 17th for the Presidents' Day Holiday. Read More
KUB Storm Preparations
Posted: 02/11/2014
Preparations are underway to prepare for the predicted inclement weather over the next several days Read More
Sustainability Update - Saving Money, Cutting Emissions
Posted: 02/11/2014
The City of Knoxville Office of Sustainability today released an update to its Energy & Sustainability Work Plan and Emissions Inventory. Read More
City Leaders Face Tough Decisions on 2014-15 Budget
Posted: 02/07/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero and her staff at a Friday budget retreat with City Council outlined "tough decisions" due to steep fixed-cost increases for the 2014-15 fiscal year. Read More
KAT Installs Bus Stoppers
Posted: 02/06/2014
KAT has recently implemented a new Bus Stopper Program, designed to help bus operators see passengers waiting at a stop after dark. Read More
McClung Building at Risk of Collapse
Posted: 02/06/2014
A report released today by structural engineering firm National Resource Management concluded that the remaining McClung Warehouse building on Jackson Avenue is at risk of a "cascading structural failure." Read More
Knoxville Zoo Saddened By Death Of African Lioness
Posted: 02/05/2014
Knoxville Zoo is saddened to announce the passing of Sekaye, an 18-year-old African lioness who was one of the matriarchs of the zoo's pride of lions. Read More
McClung Building to be Razed for Public Safety
Posted: 02/04/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero told City Council members tonight that the remaining McClung Warehouse building on Jackson Avenue will need to be demolished for public safety reasons. Read More
City Accepting Agency Grant Applications
Posted: 02/03/2014
The City of Knoxville is currently accepting applications from non-profit organizations interested in obtaining a City Community Agency Read More
Budget Retreat Set for Feb. 7
Posted: 01/31/2014
The City of Knoxville Budget Retreat will be held starting at 9 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 7th at the Knoxville Convention Center. Read More
New Hybrid Electric Buses Delivered
Posted: 01/31/2014
The City of Knoxville is pleased to announce the delivery of three hybrid electric buses for the Knoxville Area Transit fleet. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint February 8
Posted: 01/30/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Feb. 8 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
KAT is Operating on Regular Snow Routes
Posted: 01/28/2014
KAT is currently operating on regular Snow Routes. Read More
Mayor Rogero to Visit Turkey on Behalf of State Department
Posted: 01/23/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero will visit Turkey next week at the invitation of the U.S. State Department, to talk about the importance of women participating in politics and public life. Read More
Turn in Unwanted Medications, Mercury Thermometers
Posted: 01/23/2014
The City of Knoxville and other local sponsors are hosting a collection of unwanted medicines and a used mercury thermometer exchange on Friday, Jan. 31st, and Saturday, Feb. 1st. Read More
Cozy Up with Animal Tales at Knoxville Zoo's StoryTime
Posted: 01/21/2014
During January and February, Knoxville Zoo invites visitors to join them in their cozy log cabin for StoryTime at the Zoo. Read More
KPD Explorers Start New Class
Posted: 01/21/2014
The Knoxville Police Department Explorers are preparing for their next basic class. Read More
Repairs Planned for Kendall Road Sinkhole
Posted: 01/16/2014
Repairs are expected to begin next week to a sinkhole that has closed a portion of Kendall Road in West Knoxville.Due to underlying, persistent sinkhole activity, the City of Knoxville Read More
KCDC to Present Five Points Master Plan Jan. 27
Posted: 01/15/2014
Knoxville's Community Development Corporation (KCDC) will present the Five Points Master Plan for the redevelopment Read More
Decrease in 311 Calls - Better Service, Fewer Complaints
Posted: 01/13/2014
The number of total calls coming into the City's 311 Call Center dropped by 8 percent in 2013 from the previous calendar year - Read More
KCHD Offers General Infection Control Guidance
Posted: 01/13/2014
With seasonal flu activity high in Tennessee and especially in East Tennessee, the Knox County Health Department (KCHD) is encouraging everyone to follow some basic precautions Read More
Knoxville Entrepreneur Center Welcomes New Executive Director
Posted: 01/13/2014
The Knoxville Entrepreneur Center is pleased to welcome Jim Biggs as its new executive director. Read More
Knoxville Zoo Introduces Early Learning Series for Toddlers
Posted: 01/13/2014
Knoxville Zoo has a new early learning class for toddlers that's sure to keep them engaged, excited and active. Read More
Knoxville Wins Award for Budget Presentation
Posted: 01/10/2014
The City of Knoxville has received an award from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for presentation of the City's current budget. Read More
Archeological Excavation Discovers Knoxville History, Brown Bag Lecture Jan. 16
Posted: 01/09/2014
Ever wonder about the history buried beneath the pavement and buildings of downtown Knoxville? A special Brown Bag Lecture at the East Tennessee Historical Society on January 16 will introduce us to the history of one such site. Read More
Building Demolition to Make Way for New Downtown Garage
Posted: 01/08/2014
And the new private garage will provide about 3,500 parking spaces in the core of downtown ... Read More
E-Cycle Your Electronics Saturday
Posted: 01/08/2014
The City of Knoxville is partnering with several organizations, including the Optimist Club of West Knoxville, the Knoxville Volunteer Rescue Squad and the Knox County Solid Waste Department, in hosting an electronics E-cycling event on Saturday, Jan. 11th. Read More
KAT Proposes Service Adjustments
Posted: 01/08/2014
Knoxville Area Transit (KAT) is requesting public input on several proposed service changes. Read More
City Offices Closed Monday, Jan. 20
Posted: 01/07/2014
City offices will be closed Monday, January 20 for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday. On Monday, January 20, KAT buses will operate on a Saturday schedule; Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint January 11
Posted: 01/03/2014
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Jan. 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
KUB's Project Help Spreads Warmth During Cold Winter Months
Posted: 01/03/2014
KUB's Project Help Spreads Warmth During Cold Winter Months Read More
Public Service Crews to Pre-Treat Streets Saturday
Posted: 01/03/2014
Knoxville dodged a weather bullet Friday, with little snow or ice accumulating. But City of Knoxville Public Service Department crews on Saturday will be readying for the potential winter weather that's forecast to come Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. Read More
Mayor Rogero Seeks Input on Draft Homelessness Plan
Posted: 01/02/2014
Mayor Madeline Rogero today announced that she is seeking public input on a newly released draft plan to address homelessness in the City of Knoxville. Read More
Recycle Your Old Phone Books and Get a Great Deal on Zoo Admission
Posted: 01/02/2014
This January, get rewarded for recycling! Bring any outdated phone book to the zoo for recycling and get a great deal on zoo admission, thanks to the annual partnership between YP® and Knoxville Zoo. Read More

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Celebration of Voting Rights Act Begins with Movie Screening

Celebrate New Year's Eve on Market Square Dec. 31, 2014

KUB Lane Closure on S. 21st Street

New Section of Third Creek Greenway Open

Downtown Dog Park Gets Solar-Powered Lights

Segal Waters' Employee Compensation Study Available Online

State Grant Helps City with Disposal of Used Motor Oil

Board Appointments for November 2014

City Crews Planting 600 Trees Across Knoxville

KUB Lane Closure on Alcoa Hwy. Dec. 21

Cumberland Avenue Construction to be Rebid; City Remains 100 Percent Committed to Corridor Project

KUB Lane Closure on N. Broadway

KUB Lane Closure on S. Seventeenth

Tour de Lights to Celebrate its 8th Year with Friday Night Ride Through Historic Neighborhoods

Flags Lowered in Honor of Mayor Testerman

KUB to Begin Downtown Fire Hydrant Inspections This Weekend

City of Knoxville and Transportation Planning Organization Win Smart Growth Awards

2015 Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Schedule Released

Road Closures for the Weekend

Repair to Temporarily Close Lane on Cumberland Avenue on Wednesday Night

Xfinity Christmas at Chilhowee Park Offers Lots of Lighted Trees, Hayrides, Live Music

Child Safety Seat Checkpoint December 13

PARC Community Forum Set for Dec. 8, 2014

KUB Lane Closure on S. Northshore Drive

Repair to Temporarily Close Lane on Cumberland Avenue Tonight

Knoxville Named a Climate Action Champion by White House

Knoxville Zoo Offering Buy One, Get One Free Tickets in December

Mayor Rogero Statement on School Bus Crash and Aftermath

Unveiling of Tennessee Civil War Trails Marker on Knoxville as a Divided City

Watch for Street Closures During Holiday Parades, Farmers' Holiday Market this Weekend

Celebration of Civil Rights Anniversary on Dec. 10 Includes Call for Continued Action

Knoxville Community Band Hosts Free Christmas Concert Sunday

City Saves on Restructuring of Convention Center Debt

KUB South Loop Natural Gas Pipeline Project Scheduled to Begin in Early December

KUB's Round It Up Program Helps Others

Mayors Name Jeff Welch as Interim MPC Executive Director

Business and Bonding Workshop Dec. 3

City's 2014 Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule

Regal Celebration of Lights on Friday to Kick Off Christmas in the City

City, Lake Forest Neighborhood Association and Ijams Nature Center Team to Add Entrance Stone

KUB Lane Closure on Cumberland Ave

President's Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience Releases Report

Save Our Sons Summit Nov. 21

City to Seek Proposals for Historic Preservation Funds

Knoxville Recognized Again as Bicycle-Friendly Community

Job Description Posted for New MPC Executive Director

KUB Lane Closures Downtown

Christmas in the City Kicks Off Nov. 28 with Tree Lighting, Market Square Holiday Ho-Ho-Hoedown, Ice Skating

KUB Lane Closure on West Church Ave. Nov. 14

Mayor Urges Families Needing Health Insurance to Enroll Starting November 15

200 Volunteers to Improve Knoxville' Kids' Lives and Futures with Play

Startup Day Returns on Nov. 20

UT Medical Center to Host Community Forum on Poor Health of Tennesseans and Citizens in the Region

Infrastructure Improvements Underway Near World's Fair Park, Convention Center

Commemoration of 151st Anniversary of Siege of Knoxville to Be Held at Fort Dickerson Park

Honor Veterans with Downtown Parade on Tuesday

Board Appointments for October 2014

Community Meeting with South Knoxville Waterfront Developers Nov. 13

Susanna Sutherland talks about The Infinite Resource at Books Sandwiched In

Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11, 2014

Child Safety Seat Checkpoint November 8

Go Vote on Tuesday - Mayor, City Council Support All Five Charter Amendments on Pensions

KUB Closes Union Ave.

KUB Closes Lane on Deane Hill Drive

Mayors Appoint Search Committee for MPC Director

City Crews Focusing on Leaf Season Pickups

City Celebrates America Recycles Day with Events Downtown

Medication Collection Event Held Downtown

ET Development Symposium to be Held Nov. 4-5

Weekend Road Closures

Solar Panels Added to Chilhowee Park's Jacob Building

Knoxville Police Department Officer Honored for Top Performance during Tennessee Bureau of Investigation State Academy

KUB Closes Lanes on S. Northshore Dr., Sutherland Ave., Union Ave., Clinch Ave., and State St.

Paving Operations to Begin in Cedar Bluff Area

Energy-Efficiency Education Grant Boosts Funding for Knoxville Smarter Cities Partnership

Weekend Commemorations of the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act

KUB Closes Lane on South Northshore Drive

Knoxville Food Week Oct. 18-26