News

Below you will find the latest news and press releases from the City of Knoxville.

City's Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
Posted: 11/15/2018
City of Knoxville offices will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 22, and Friday, Nov. 23, for the Thanksgiving holiday. Read More
Parks & Recreation Offers Cyber Monday Deals
Posted: 11/15/2018
Give a gift that keeps giving this year with Parks and Recreation deals on arts and crafts lessons, indoor pool passes, pickleball memberships, ice rink passes, and facility rentals. Read More
City's Six-Week Holiday Season Kicks Off Nov. 23, 2018
Posted: 11/14/2018
City departments spend weeks preparing for the Christmas in the City season in downtown Knoxville. Read More
KUB Lane Closure on S. Gay Street Nov. 14-19, 2018
Posted: 11/14/2018
KUB crews will implement a lane closure of the northbound, curbside lane and sidewalk of S. Gay Street between Clinch Avenue and Union Avenue from Wednesday, November 14, through 11 p.m., Monday, November 19, as work is performed on the water distribution system in the area and roadway restoration is completed. Read More
KCDC to Present Site Plan for Five Points Phase 4 on Nov. 14, 2018
Posted: 11/13/2018
On Wednesday, Nov. 14, at 5 p.m., Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) will hold a community meeting to present a site plan for Phase 4 redevelopment of the Walter P. Taylor Homes site to Five Points residents and community stakeholders. Read More
KUB Overnight Road Closure on Cumberland Nov. 9-10
Posted: 11/08/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have a portion of Cumberland Ave. closed. Read More
Gold Star Memorial, Remembering Our Fallen Comes to Knoxville
Posted: 11/07/2018
HonorAir Knoxville, Prestige Cleaners and Prestige Tuxedo in partnership with the University of Tennessee Knoxville are sponsoring the National Gold Star Memorial, Remember our Fallen. Read More
KUB Lane Closures in Ft. Sanders, Candora Rd., Hollywood Rd.
Posted: 11/07/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have lane closures on Laurel Ave., Eighteenth St., Candora Rd. and Hollywood Rd. on November 8, 2018. Read More
Cumberland, Old City Projects Win State Engineering Awards
Posted: 11/06/2018
The Cumberland Avenue Corridor Project and the Old City Streetscapes Project along Jackson Avenue were selected as statewide winners at American Council of Engineering Companies’ (ACEC) Engineering Excellence Awards and 50th Anniversary Gala in Nashville on Friday, Oct. 26. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Nov. 10, 2018
Posted: 11/05/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Fort Dickerson Quarry Lake Entrance Closes as Next Construction Phase Begins
Posted: 11/05/2018
The Augusta Avenue entrance to Fort Dickerson Park and adjacent quarry lake is closed as preliminary work begins on $1.77 million in quarry access improvements. Read More
KUB a Tree Line USA Utility for 17th Consecutive Year
Posted: 11/05/2018
On Friday, November 2, Knoxville’s City Tree Board hosted an Arbor Day Celebration at West View Elementary School. Read More
Veterans Day Parade Set for Nov. 9, 2018
Posted: 11/05/2018
Knoxville’s 93rd annual Veterans Day Parade will be held in downtown on Friday, Nov. 9, to honor the service of U.S. military veterans, in particular those who served in Vietnam. Read More
KPD Participates in No Shave November
Posted: 11/02/2018
For the first time in over 100 years, you will soon see Knoxville Police Department Officers sporting beards! Read More
KAT is Fare-Free on Election Day
Posted: 11/01/2018
In an effort to make voting in Knoxville as easy as possible, Mayor Madeline Rogero and the Knoxville Transportation Authority (KTA) have approved fare-free service on all KAT buses on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Celebrating 70th Anniversary by Offering 70 Cent Admission with Donation for Local Non-Profits
Posted: 10/31/2018
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Mayor Urges Families Without Health Insurance to Review ACA Options for Open Enrollment
Posted: 10/30/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero is urging Knoxvillians without health insurance to learn about their options under the Affordable Care Act’s Health Insurance Marketplace as open enrollment (and re-enrollment) begins Nov. 1 and ends Dec. 15, 2018. Read More
Westview Elementary Students Help Celebrate Arbor Day
Posted: 10/30/2018
Westview Elementary School students will help City of Knoxville officials commemorate Arbor Day with a ceremony followed by a tree planting on Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 at 1 p.m. Read More
Halloween Safety Tips from KPD & KFD
Posted: 10/30/2018
Halloween is a night all kids look forward too, but it is an especially dangerous night for trick-or-treaters. Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Set for Nov. 5, 2018
Posted: 10/29/2018
Vehicles impounded by the City of Knoxville Police Department or Codes Enforcement will be sold at public auction at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on Nov. 5, 2018. Read More
Wall Ave. Temporarily Closed for Drainage Work
Posted: 10/29/2018
This week, anticipate temporary no-parking zones and single-lane closures on Wall Avenue as Public Service Department crews begin stormwater drainage repairs. Read More
McReynolds Receives Recognition for Firefighter of the Quarter
Posted: 10/29/2018
On Monday, Oct. 29, 2018, Mayor Madeline Rogero and Fire Chief Stan Sharp recognized Fire Captain Chris McReynolds as Firefighter of the First Quarter of 2018. Read More
Public Meeting on Construction Code Adoption Nov. 2, 2018
Posted: 10/29/2018
The City’s Plans Review and Inspections Department will host a public meeting on the adoption of International Code Council construction codes from 9-11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 2. Read More
Section of S. Central St. to Close Oct. 29, 2018
Posted: 10/26/2018
A one-block one-way section of South Central Street next to the State Street Garage will be closed, beginning Monday, Oct. 29, as expansion of the garage moves into the next phase. Read More
KFD Holds Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters
Posted: 10/25/2018
The Knoxville Fire Department held its annual Memorial Service Honoring Fallen Firefighters at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 25, 2018 at the KFD's Headquarters Fire Station in downtown Knoxville. Read More
Neyland Greenway Underpass Closed
Posted: 10/25/2018
The portion of Neyland Greenway that passes under Neyland Drive at Second Creek has been closed for repairs. Read More
Section of W. Blount Ave. to Close Temporarily
Posted: 10/24/2018
A section of West Blount Avenue, located west of Chapman Highway, will be closed for 90 days beginning Monday, Oct. 29, for sewer rehabilitation work on main connections. Read More
Officer Presented Lifesaving Award for Response to Choking Victim
Posted: 10/24/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas presented the Lifesaving Award to Knoxville Police Department Officer Derrick White for his response to a person choking on food. Read More
Officers Honored for Arrest of Shooting Suspects Despite Uncooperative Victim
Posted: 10/24/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas named Officer David Chandler and Officer Ethan Grantham the May Officers of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Officer Honored for Response to Elder Abuse Call
Posted: 10/24/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas named Knoxville Police Department Officer Floyd Fox the June Co-Officer of the Month. Officer Fox has been with KPDD since May 2002. Read More
Officer Honored for Outstanding Response During Felony Arrest
Posted: 10/24/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas named Officer J.D. Hopkins the Co-Officer of the Month for June. Read More
Animal Control Unit Recognized for Dedication to Animal Welfare and Safety
Posted: 10/24/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas awarded a Unit Commendation Award to the Animal Control Unit. Read More
Keep Knoxville Beautiful to host Trash Run from Hops and Hollers
Posted: 10/23/2018
Keep Knoxville Beautiful will be hosting its fall Trash Run at Hops and Hollers on Monday, November 5, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The event will kick off at Hops and Hollers , 937 N Central Street. Read More
Haslam Announces Transportation Grant for City of Knoxville
Posted: 10/22/2018
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced Friday, Oct. 19, 2018, the award of a transportation alternative grant for $1,865,149 to the city of Knoxville for the Northwest Greenway Connector - Phase 2. Read More
Work Begins on Broadway Day Space
Posted: 10/22/2018
Today, City of Knoxville Public Service Department crews began preparing the area underneath Interstate 40 at Broadway for construction of a new day space for unsheltered people. Read More
Ribbon-Cutting Event to Celebrate Façade Improvement Completion
Posted: 10/22/2018
Bird on the Wire Studios will be joined by Mayor Madeline Rogero, along with representatives of the City’s Community Development and Redevelopment departments, community leaders and honored guests, to commemorate the completion of Bird on the Wire Studios' Façade Improvement Project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1300 McCalla Avenue. Read More
Legacy Parks Announces Regional Partnerships Among 1,000 Supporters
Posted: 10/19/2018
Today, during Legacy Parks Foundation’s Legacy Luncheon for the Parks, regional partnerships and grassroots collaborations were announced. Read More
Traffic Pattern on Wall Ave. Reverses Temporarily for Parking Garage Repair
Posted: 10/19/2018
Beginning Sunday, Oct. 21, at 6 p.m., drivers entering the Market Square Garage will need to use the Walnut Street entrance, as westbound traffic on Wall Avenue from Gay Street will be prohibited. Read More
Ijams Primal Playground Offers New Way to Move
Posted: 10/19/2018
If you thought the only ways to exercise in nature were to walk, run, hike, bike, swim, climb or paddle, Ijams Nature Center is about to put a little “wild” in your workout. Read More
City Crews Prepare to Switch to Leaf Collection
Posted: 10/18/2018
Knoxville is finally experiencing hints of fall weather as City Public Service Department crews prepare to switch to leaf collection season, which officially begins Monday, Nov. 5. Read More
Recreation Specialist is City's Employee of the Year
Posted: 10/17/2018
Reinvention, innovation and creativity have earned a Parks and Recreation staff member this year’s City of Knoxville Employee of the Year Award. Read More
Nominations for the 2019 Orchid Awards Are Open
Posted: 10/15/2018
Keep Knoxville Beautiful is now accepting nominations from the public for its beautification awards, the Orchids. Read More
Drug Overdose Support Group Meeting Oct. 12, 2018
Posted: 10/11/2018
The next support group meeting for parents, children, siblings or other family members who have lost a loved one due to the drug overdose epidemic will be held at 6:00 p.m., on Friday, October 12, 2018 in the City Court Room located at the Knoxville Police Department Safety Building at 800 Howard Baker Jr. Avenue. Read More
Knoxville Community Band to Perform Free Concert
Posted: 10/10/2018
The Knoxville Community Band, sponsored by Knoxville Parks and Recreation, will give a free concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, at the Tennessee Amphitheater at World’s Fair Park. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Oct. 13, 2018
Posted: 10/08/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Community Invited to Review Third Draft of Recode Knoxville
Posted: 10/05/2018
The City of Knoxville and MPC are encouraging the public to attend a series of meetings for the Recode Knoxville zoning code update that will be held in October. Read More
Jambo Joins Zoo Knoxville's Chimpanzee Troupe
Posted: 10/05/2018
Jambo, a 12-year-old female chimpanzee from the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, is the newest member of Zoo Knoxville’s chimp troupe. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Celebrates Fall Break with $10 Admission
Posted: 10/05/2018
Zoo Knoxville invites guests to make a day at the zoo part of their Fall Break plans with a special $10 admission price. Read More
Lawson McGhee Library Announces New Music Series
Posted: 10/05/2018
In a quartet of Thursday evenings beginning October 11, one of Knoxville’s most beloved musicians, Sean McCollough, brings his extensive knowledge of music history to the 2nd floor mezzanine of Lawson McGhee Library. Read More
Library to Offer Glimpse Behind the Scenes of the Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Posted: 10/05/2018
John Stewart had a front row seat to one of the most significant pieces of legislation in US History. But more than a mere spectator, as Executive Assistant to Senator and Vice President Hubert Humphrey, he was directly involved in passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Read More
City Community Centers Closed for Fall Break
Posted: 10/05/2018
City of Knoxville community centers, including recreation and senior centers, are closing Oct. 8 through Oct. 12. The closure aligns with Knox County Schools’ scheduled Fall Break. Read More
KUB Lane Closures on W. Jackson, Gov. John Sevier Hwy., and Sequoyah Hills
Posted: 10/04/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane closures on W. Jackson Avenue, Gov. John Sevier Hwy. and Sequoyah Hills. Read More
Boo! at the Zoo Tickets Now on Sale
Posted: 10/03/2018
Tickets are now on sale for BOO! at the Zoo presented by U.S. Cellular®, Knoxville’s largest Halloween event. Read More
Cumberland Avenue Corridor Project Receives State Award
Posted: 09/28/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Cumberland Avenue Corridor Project was named a state award recipient by the Tennessee Chapter of the American Planning Association at the organization’s annual conference held in Kingsport, Tenn. on Thursday, September 27, 2018. Read More
KCHD’s Next Diabetes Management Series Starts Oct. 9, 2018
Posted: 09/28/2018
The Knox County Health Department’s (KCHD) next Diabetes Management Series takes place Tuesdays, Oct. 9, 16 and 23, from 6 to 7 p.m. at KCHD, 140 Dameron Ave. KCHD offers the free, three-part series quarterly to help those affected by the disease. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Saddened to Announce Death of Kaliyani White Tiger
Posted: 09/27/2018
Zoo Knoxville is saddened to announce the death of Kaliyani white tiger, an iconic zoo ambassador for more than a decade. Read More
Senior Day at Zoo Knoxville Oct. 2, 2018
Posted: 09/25/2018
Seniors age 65 and over are invited to enjoy free zoo admission and parking on Senior Day at Zoo Knoxville, presented by Gentry Griffey Funeral Chapel and Crematory, on Tuesday, October 2, 2018. Read More
Astute Observation Leading to Major Drug Arrest Earns Officer Award
Posted: 09/25/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas awarded the January Officer of the Month award to Sgt. Jeremy Maupin. Sgt. Maupin has been with KPD since January 2001. Read More
Officers Honored for Dedication to Explorer Program
Posted: 09/25/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas named Knoxville Police Department Sgt. Josh Shaffer and Officer Todd Childress the March Co-Officers of the Month. Read More
Officer Applauded for Drug Arrest
Posted: 09/25/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas named James Erskine the March Co-Officer of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
An Arrest of Wanted Burglary Suspect Earns Officer Honors
Posted: 09/25/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas named Knoxville Police Department Officer John Pickens the March Co-Officer of the Month for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Response to Medical Emergency Earns Officer Life Saving Award
Posted: 09/25/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas awarded the Life Saving Award to Knoxville Police Department Officer Garrett Fontanez. Read More
Response to Person Injured in Accidental Shooting Earns Officer Life Saving Award
Posted: 09/25/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas awarded the Life Saving Award to Knoxville Police Department Officer Carl Kennedy. Read More
National Night Out Set for Oct. 2, 2018
Posted: 09/25/2018
Mark your calendars; the 35th Annual National Night Out is coming up, next Tuesday, Oct. 2! Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Oct. 8, 2018
Posted: 09/24/2018
The sale will be held at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on Oct. 8, 2018. Read More
One Block of Cumberland Ave. Sidewalk Closed Sept. 24-Oct. 18, 2018
Posted: 09/21/2018
A temporary closure of one block of sidewalk between 1830 and 1836 Cumberland Ave. will be in effect Sept. 24, 2018 through Oct. 18, 2018. Read More
Roberson Named Interim Transit Director
Posted: 09/20/2018
Melissa B. Roberson, Knoxville Area Transit’s veteran Chief Administrative Officer, has been named by Mayor Madeline Rogero to serve as the City’s Interim Director of Transit, effective Saturday, Sept. 22. Read More
Zoo Knoxville's Brew at the Zoo Set for Sept. 21, 2018
Posted: 09/20/2018
Zoo Knoxville will host its inaugural Brew at the Zoo craft beer event tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 21, 2018, from 6:30 until 10:30 p.m. Read More
Diversity Business Enterprise Awards Recognize 5 Companies As Leaders
Posted: 09/19/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Purchasing Department honored five small, women- and minority-owned businesses for their customer service, entrepreneurship and leadership at the third annual Diversity Business Enterprise (DBE) Awards ceremony today (Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2018). Read More
KCDC Officially Opens New Five Points Affordable Housing
Posted: 09/19/2018
Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC), along with business and community leaders and members of the Five Points community, officially opened Five Points Phase 2, an affordable housing complex at the east corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and McConnell Street, on Sept. 19. Read More
Lane Shift Scheduled on East Blount Ave.
Posted: 09/17/2018
With the north side of East Blount Avenue substantially complete, Charles Blalock and Sons Inc. will be closing the south side of East Blount Avenue between Chapman Highway/Henley Street and Gay Street, beginning the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 25, to continue new streetscapes improvements between the Henley and Gay Street bridges. Read More
KUB Lane Closures on Jackson Ave. & Sharps Ridge
Posted: 09/17/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane closures on W. Jackson Ave. and Sharps Ridge Memorial Park Dr. starting Sept. 18, 2018. Read More
Library Announces New Business Series
Posted: 09/17/2018
Knox County Public Library and Knoxville Entrepreneur Center are pleased to present a new reading series. Read More
Keep Knoxville Beautiful to Host 4th Year of Unique Musical Fundraiser
Posted: 09/17/2018
Keep Knoxville Beautiful (KKB) will host its 4th annual Rocky Top Pickin' Party on Friday, September 28, 2018. Read More
Knoxville Police Advisory & Review Committee Celebrates 20 Years
Posted: 09/14/2018
On Friday, Sept. 21, 2018, Mayor Rogero, City officials, board members and supporters of Knoxville’s Police Advisory and Review Committee (PARC) will gather to mark the 20th anniversary of the initiative to improve relations between residents and the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Muse Knoxville Will Cut Ribbon on Two New Learning Spaces
Posted: 09/14/2018
The Muse Knoxville children’s museum will unveil its two new learning spaces, A-Mazing Airways and MakeSpace, on Tuesday, September 18 at 5:15 PM. Read More
TN Red Cross Opens 3 Shelters for Hurricane Florence Evacuees
Posted: 09/14/2018
The American Red Cross is preparing for a large relief effort across multiple states as Hurricane Florence continues its march toward the East Coast. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Offering Free Admission to Hurricane Evacuees
Posted: 09/13/2018
Zoo Knoxville is offering free admission to residents of North and South Carolina who have evacuated their homes due to the threat of Hurricane Florence. Read More
Minimum Three in Tennessee Bicycle Campaign Announced
Posted: 09/13/2018
Chief Thomas and road-sharing safety advocates from the local bicycling community will announce the “Minimum Three in Tennessee” campaign on Sept. 20, 2018 at 2 p.m. at the World's Fair Park. Read More
RFP for Historic Preservation Funds Now Available
Posted: 09/12/2018
The City of Knoxville is accepting proposals from owners of historic residential and commercial buildings seeking an allocation from the 2019 Improvements to Historic Buildings fund. Read More
City Requests Input for CAPER
Posted: 09/11/2018
A draft of the City of Knoxville’s Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) will be available for review and comment for a period of fifteen days beginning Monday, Sept. 10 and ending Monday, Sept. 24. Read More
Ten Mile Creek Greenway, Ashley Nicole Dream Playground Closed for Maintenance
Posted: 09/10/2018
As previously announced, a portion of Ten Mile Creek Greenway will be closed for utility work west of Bridgewater Road beginning Monday, Sept. 10, and is scheduled to reopen at 7 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 13. Read More
Ride KAT to UT Football Games; Parking Available at City-Owned Garages
Posted: 09/06/2018
In order to make the first home University of Tennessee football game as stress-free as possible, the City of Knoxville is offering some highlights and tips to help Vol fans navigate transportation and parking. Read More
Two Events Scheduled for Anniversary of Sept. 11
Posted: 09/05/2018
On the 17th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, two memorial ceremonies will take place in downtown Knoxville. Read More
Open Streets Knoxville is returning to North Knoxville!
Posted: 09/05/2018
On Sunday, September 30th, 2-6 PM, Knoxvillians are invited to walk, bike, jog or dance their way through town at Open Streets Knoxville. Read More
Distler Accepts Akron Transit Position
Posted: 09/04/2018
Dawn Distler, who championed innovation as the City’s Director of Transit and led Knoxville Area Transit to be named North America’s top small-sized transit system in 2017, is leaving to serve as the head of Akron, Ohio’s regional transit service. Read More
KUB Lane Closures at Sharps Ridge, Chapman Hwy. and W. Church Ave.
Posted: 09/04/2018
Due to utility maintenace, KUB will have lane closures at Sharps Ridge Memorial Park Drive, Chapmany Hwy. and West Church Avenue. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Sept. 8, 2018
Posted: 09/03/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Mayor Rogero Appoints Two Deputy Directors
Posted: 08/31/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero today announced her appointments of two Deputy Directors. Boyce Evans will begin serving as Deputy Director of Finance, effective Sept. 3, and Fiona McAnally started this week as the City’s Deputy Director of Communications. Read More
Section of Ten Mile Creek Greenway to Close
Posted: 08/31/2018
A portion of Ten Mile Creek Greenway will be closed for utility work west of Bridgewater Road. The greenway will be closed beginning Monday, Sept. 10. Read More
Urban Wilderness Gateway Park Meeting Set
Posted: 08/31/2018
An Urban Wilderness Gateway Park public meeting is scheduled from 6-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2018, at South-Doyle Middle School Library, 3900 Decatur Drive. Read More
West End of Ten Mile Creek Greenway to Close Sept. 10-13, 2018
Posted: 08/31/2018
A portion of Ten Mile Creek Greenway will be closed for utility work west of Bridgewater Road. Read More
TDOT Announces No Lane Closures for Labor Day Holiday
Posted: 08/30/2018
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will halt all lane closure activity on interstates and state highways for the Labor Day holiday travel period. Construction crews will stop all lane closure activity beginning at noon on Friday, August 31 through 6:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 4. This will provide maximum roadway capacity for motorists traveling during the busy Labor Day holiday. Read More
Public Art Piece Installed at State Street Garage
Posted: 08/30/2018
The City added one of its largest and most valuable pieces of public art this week when Nashville-born sculptor and metalsmith John Medwedeff installed an elliptical steel sculpture in front of the State Street Garage. Read More
State Street Garage Expansion Getting Underway
Posted: 08/29/2018
Preliminary work on the City’s $11 million expansion of the State Street Garage begins next month. Read More
2018 Lineup for Movies on Market Square Announced
Posted: 08/29/2018
The silver screen is set to light up Market Square on Friday nights starting September 14 with Space Jam. Read More
Recycle and Be Rewarded with $10 Zoo Admission
Posted: 08/28/2018
Visitors to Zoo Knoxville will receive $10 admission in exchange for recycling bottles and containers made of #1 PET and #2 HDPE plastics beginning Monday, August 27, through Sunday, Sept. 2, 2018. Read More
Mosquitoes in East Knoxville Test Positive for West Nile Virus
Posted: 08/28/2018
The latest lab report has confirmed the presence of West Nile virus (WNV) in Culex mosquitoes in the Milligan Street area of east Knoxville. Read More
City Services Holiday Schedule for Labor Day 2018
Posted: 08/27/2018
City of Knoxville offices will be closed Monday, September 3, 2018 for the Labor Day Holiday. Read More
Chapman Highway Community Workshop Scheduled Sep. 5, 2018
Posted: 08/24/2018
The Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) and City of Knoxville will hold a community workshop for the Chapman Highway Implementation Plan on September 5, 2018. The workshop will be held from 5:30-7:00 pm in the library of South Doyle Middle School, 3900 Decatur Drive. Read More
Muroran Mayor, Delegation Visit for Asian Festival
Posted: 08/24/2018
Mayor Takeshi Aoyama of Knoxville’s Sister City Muroran, Hokkaido, Japan, arrives with a delegation of visitors Friday to meet with Mayor Madeline Rogero, tour Knoxville’s sites and attend the fifth annual Knox Asian Festival on Market Square. Read More
KUB Intersection Closure at Depot Ave. & N. Central St. Aug. 24-Sep. 7, 2018
Posted: 08/23/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB contract crews will implement a continuous closure of the Depot Avenue and N. Central Street intersection starting at 7 a.m., Friday, August 24, lasting through 5 p.m., Friday, September 7, as work is performed on the water distribution system in the in the area. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Holds Touch A Truck Event Aug. 25, 2018
Posted: 08/23/2018
This Saturday, zoo-goers can get hands-on with big trucks, emergency vehicles and special equipment that rival the animals for size and speed. Read More
Cumberland Ave. Lane Closure Overnight Aug. 23-24
Posted: 08/22/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have a lane closure on Cumberland Ave. overnight on Aug. 23-24. Read More
Ribbon Cutting Aug. 27 for Burlington Intersection Improvements
Posted: 08/22/2018
Elected officials and neighborhood stakeholders will celebrate the completion of improvements to the intersection at Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and Fern Street in Burlington at 10:30 a.m. on August 27, 2018. Read More
James Davis Drive Dedication Set for Aug. 25
Posted: 08/22/2018
City officials and members of the Eternal Life Harvest Center congregation will dedicate James Davis Drive at 10 a.m. on Aug. 25, 2018, a fitting honor to the late long-time pastor, who was widely praised for his community outreach. Read More
City Requests Input on Traits of Disability Friendly City
Posted: 08/21/2018
The Mayor’s Council on Disability Issues (CODI) is conducting a survey to learn how residents, visitors and others would help make Knoxville the friendliest city for people with disabilities and seniors. Read More
Mosquitoes in two areas test positive for West Nile virus
Posted: 08/21/2018
The latest lab report has confirmed the presence of West Nile virus (WNV) in Culex mosquitoes in the south Chapman Highway and west Kingston Pike areas of Knox County. Read More
Zoo Saddened to Announce Death of Sylvan African Lion
Posted: 08/17/2018
Zoo Knoxville is saddened to announce the death of Sylvan African lion, the feisty 23-year-old matriarch of the zoo’s lion pride. Read More
KUB Names Bolas New President and CEO
Posted: 08/16/2018
The Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) Board of Commissioners has selected Gabriel “Gabe” Bolas II, Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer, to be the seventh President and CEO of the agency . Read More
City Pursuing New Site for Police and Fire Headquarters
Posted: 08/16/2018
The City of Knoxville has advised the Knoxville College Board of Trustees that it is pursuing other site options for a new $40 million combined City Police and Fire Department headquarters. Read More
KUB Makes Moving Easier With Online Start/Stop Capabilities
Posted: 08/15/2018
Whether you’re moving to Knoxville to start a job, a college student here for a new school year, or local resident moving to a new address across town, you can start or stop your utility service online anytime, from anywhere. KUB can help make your move easier with the convenient Start/Stop service function online at www.kub.org. Read More
ETPA to Host Seminar in Knoxville Sept. 17-19, 2018
Posted: 08/14/2018
The East Tennessee Purchasing Association (ETPA) will host a three-day seminar for public housing authority procurement professionals Sept. 17-19 in Knoxville. Read More
Recode Knoxville Draft Zoning Map Now Available
Posted: 08/13/2018
The first draft of the updated zoning map is now available online. The map reflects the proposed changes to the ordinance and shows how they would be applied to existing properties. Read More
KUB Lane Closures Sequoyah Hills, Chapman Hwy.
Posted: 08/13/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane closures in the Sequoyah Hills Area and Chapman Hwy. Read More
Cities United Convening in Knoxville Aug. 22-24
Posted: 08/13/2018
On August 22-24, 2018, more than 300 mayors, youth and community leaders will gather in Knoxville, Tennessee, to share effective strategies for reducing the homicide and shooting rates of young Black men and boys in the nation’s cities in half by 2025. Read More
Green Named New KPD Deputy Police Chief
Posted: 08/10/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief Eve Thomas promoted Ron Green to the rank of Deputy Chief for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Magnolia Ave. Streetscape Project Groundbreaking Set for Aug. 9, 2018
Posted: 08/07/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero, City Council members, City staff and Magnolia Avenue stakeholders will break ground on the $4.18 million first phase of the Magnolia Avenue Streetscape Project on Thursday, August 9, 2018 at 10 a.m. at Jessamine Street at Magnolia Avenue. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Aug. 11, 2018
Posted: 08/06/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Aug. 11, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
KUB Lane/Road Closures on Chapman Hwy., E. Summit Hill Dr. and Sequoyah Hills
Posted: 08/03/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane / road closures on Chapman Hwy., East Summit Hill Drive, Sequoyah Hills Area and South Ruggles Ferry Pike. Read More
City, County Work to Add Breastfeeding Rooms to Public Facilities
Posted: 08/02/2018
The number of U.S. babies who start out breastfeeding is rising, and the City of Knoxville and Knox County are responding to that trend by offering nursing rooms in public spaces. Read More
Parks & Recreation Welcomes Challenge Grant Applications
Posted: 08/01/2018
The City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting applications for its 2018-19 Challenge Grant Program, which offers grants to nonprofit projects associated with public parks or recreation facilities within the City limits. Read More
Dr. E.V. Davidson Community Center Closed for Utility Work
Posted: 07/31/2018
Dr. E.V. Davidson Community Center is closed this week for utility upgrades that require the power to the facility to be turned off. Read More
City Urban Forestry Division Awarded State Tree Planting Grant
Posted: 07/31/2018
The City’s Urban Forestry Division has once again received a $20,000 Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Program grant from the Tennessee Division of Forestry. The grant will make it possible for the City to plant about 300 trees on City property. Read More
City Seeks Proposals for Chilhowee Park Master Plan
Posted: 07/30/2018
From national expositions in the early 1900s that drew luminaries like Theodore Roosevelt and Helen Keller to serving as home to the Tennessee Valley Fair for the past 99 years, Chilhowee Park and Exposition Center has a rich and vibrant history. Read More
Community Invited to Recode Knoxville Community Meetings
Posted: 07/30/2018
A series of meetings for the Recode Knoxville zoning code update will be held throughout August and into the fall. Read More
Free Knoxville Community Band Concert This Sunday
Posted: 07/27/2018
The Knoxville Community Band, sponsored by Knoxville Parks and Recreation, will perform a free concert on Sunday, July 29, at 3 p.m. at the Clayton Center for the Arts on the Maryville College campus. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Offers $9.25 Admission During Tax-Free Weekend
Posted: 07/27/2018
Zoo Knoxville invites guests to take a break from back-to-school shopping with a special tax-free weekend offer. Read More
Towing to Be Enforced in Fort Sanders for Striping
Posted: 07/27/2018
Drivers in the Fort Sanders area should be aware that towing will be enforced where temporary “No Parking” signs are displayed on Saturday, July 28, between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Read More
Lane Closures on Summit Hill Dr. for KUB Work Begins July 30
Posted: 07/27/2018
The westbound lanes on Summit Hill Drive at Patton Street will be closed next week so that Knoxville Utilities Board can continue work on the Depot Avenue Area Water Project. Read More
Changes in City Communications: Mayshark Departing, Vreeland Promoted
Posted: 07/26/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero today announced that Jesse Fox Mayshark, the City’s Senior Director of Communications and Government Relations, is leaving City government to return to journalism. Eric Vreeland, the current Deputy Director of Communications, will be promoted to fill Mayshark’s position. Read More
Section of Third Creek Greenway to Close for Utility Repair
Posted: 07/26/2018
Greenway commuters and patrons should be aware that a portion of Third Creek Greenway will be closed on Friday, July 27, from 7 a.m. to approximately 6 p.m. for utility repair work. Read More
New Garage to Offer Public Parking for Cumberland Avenue Visitors
Posted: 07/24/2018
With the completion of the city’s Cumberland Avenue Corridor project, the next big improvement to the area comes with the opening of a new UT parking garage between Lake and Terrace Avenues. Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Aug. 6, 2018
Posted: 07/23/2018
The sale will be held at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on Aug. 6, 2018. Read More
Mayor Honors 2018 Summer in the City Interns
Posted: 07/23/2018
Mayor Rogero hosted a luncheon for interns from the City of Knoxville's "Summer in the City" high school intern program. Read More
Public Meeting July 23, 2018 for Cal Johnson Rec Center Renovations
Posted: 07/20/2018
A public meeting for Cal Johnson Recreation Center renovations will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, July 23, 2018 at the Cal Johnson Recreation Center, 507 Hall of Fame Drive. Read More
Open House July 23, 2018 for Magnolia Ave. Streetscape Project
Posted: 07/19/2018
Construction gets underway next month on the $4.18 million first phase of the Magnolia Avenue Streetscape Project. Read More
New Weatherization Program Called Home Uplift Announced
Posted: 07/17/2018
On Wednesday, July 18, Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB), along with its partners at Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), Knoxville-Knox County Community Action Committee (CAC), and City of Knoxville (COK), will introduce Home Uplift, a program in support of KUB’s Round It Up to provide weatherization assistance for low-income households in our community. Read More
Knoxville Named a Contender for Top Adventure Town
Posted: 07/17/2018
Knoxville has once again been selected by Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine as a contender in the 8th annual Top Adventure Towns contest at BlueRidgeOutdoors.com. Read More
Tickets on Sale for Zoo's Feast with the Beasts Event
Posted: 07/16/2018
The event takes place at Zoo Knoxville on Saturday, August 11, 2018, from 7:00 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. Read More
Young-Williams Animal Center Equips Animal Control Officers with Microchip Scanners
Posted: 07/12/2018
Young-Williams Animal Center will donate 15 microchip scanners to equip all City of Knoxville and Knox County Animal Control trucks with the tools to help reunite lost pets and owners. Read More
Next PARC Meeting Thursday, July 19, 2018
Posted: 07/11/2018
PARC Executive Director Clarence Vaughn and members of the Police Advisory & Review Committee will hold their quarterly meeting at 6 p.m. on July 19, 2018 at E.V. Davidson Recreation Center, 3124 Wilson Ave. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Jul. 14, 2018
Posted: 07/09/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, July 14, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Set for July 9, 2018
Posted: 07/02/2018
Vehicles impounded by the City of Knoxville Police Department or Codes Enforcement will be sold at public auction at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on July 9, 2018. Read More
TDOT Lane Closures Halted for Independence Day Holiday
Posted: 07/02/2018
Road construction won’t slow motorists across Tennessee over the July 4th holiday. Read More
City Services Holiday Schedule for July 4, 2018
Posted: 06/29/2018
City of Knoxville offices will be closed Wednesday, July 4, 2018 for the Independence Day Holiday. Read More
City Projects Receive National, State Architecture Awards
Posted: 06/28/2018
At the 2018 American Institute of Architects National Convention in New York City, the Beardsley Community Farm Education Center was named a Merit Award recipient of the AIA Gulf States Region. Read More
Marilyn Kallet Named as City's New Poet Laureate
Posted: 06/27/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero today named Marilyn Kallet as Knoxville’s new Poet Laureate. She will succeed R.B. Morris, who is the first to hold the position, when his term expires at the end of this month. Read More
Festival on the 4th Welcomes All to World’s Fair Park
Posted: 06/25/2018
World’s Fair Park is the place to be for family fun and patriotic music during this Fourth of July holiday. Read More
Public Meeting June 27, 2018 on Preservation and Mediation in Parkridge Neighborhood
Posted: 06/21/2018
A public meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on June 27, 2018 at the John T. O'Connor Senior Center at 611 Winona St. Mayor Madeline Rogero, City Councilwoman Gwen McKenzie and City and MPC staff will be present. Read More
Mayor Rogero Names Eve Thomas as Knoxville Police Chief
Posted: 06/21/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero today announced the appointment of Eve Thomas as new Chief of the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Public Meeting June 28, 2018 on South Gay Street Closures
Posted: 06/20/2018
This summer, eight deteriorating brick crosswalks at three South Gay Street intersections will be replaced. Read More
Fleet Services Creates Mechanic Apprentice Program
Posted: 06/20/2018
In an effort to help local novices get a foot in the door, the City of Knoxville’s Fleet Services Department has partnered with the Community Action Committee (CAC) and the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) to create an apprentice program for hopeful mechanics. Read More
Streets to Close for USA Cycling's Pro Road & Criterium Championships
Posted: 06/19/2018
The 2018 USA Cycling Professional Road, Individual Time Trial and Criterium National Championships will be in Knoxville and Oak Ridge the weekend of June 21-24. Read More
Mayor Rogero's Statement on Appointment of Chief Rausch to TBI
Posted: 06/18/2018
Please see statement below from Mayor Madeline Rogero on Gov. Haslam’s appointment of Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch as Director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Read More
City Earns State Award for Excellence in Public Works from TML
Posted: 06/18/2018
The Tennessee Municipal League (TML) announced the City of Knoxville as its recipient for a state award in Excellence in Public Works last week. Read More
Sons Summit Set for June 29, 2018
Posted: 06/14/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Save Our Sons initiative and Pellissippi State Community College present the Sons Summit 2018 on June 29, 2018 from 1-6 p.m. at Pellissippi State Community College, 1610 E. Magnolia Ave. Read More
Next PARC Meeting July 19, 2018
Posted: 06/13/2018
PARC Executive Director Clarence Vaughn and members of the Police Advisory & Review Committee will hold their quarterly meeting at 6 p.m. on July 19, 2018 at E.V. Davidson Recreation Center, 3124 Wilson Ave. Read More
City's Annual Business Breakfast Tomorrow June 13, 2018
Posted: 06/12/2018
The City of Knoxville’s 10th annual Business Breakfast will be held 7:30-11:30 a.m. tomorrow, June 13, 2018, at the Knoxville Coliseum at 500 Howard Baker Jr. Ave. Read More
KUB Lane Closures June 12-22, 2018
Posted: 06/11/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have lane closures on W. Fifth Ave., W. Main St., Kingston Pike, Broadway, and W. Vine Ave. Read More
Knoxville Partnership for Low-Income Weatherization Earns Award
Posted: 06/08/2018
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation awarded the Governor's Environmental Stewardship Award (Outreach and Education Category) to an innovative Knoxville partnership for successful low-income weatherization assistance programs. Read More
City Recognized for Financial Reporting
Posted: 06/07/2018
For the 32nd year in a row, the City of Knoxville’s Finance Department has been recognized for the transparency and clear communication of its annual financial reporting. Read More
3 Bond Rating Services Reaffirm City's Best-Ever Credit Ratings
Posted: 06/07/2018
Citing the City of Knoxville’s strong financial management and affordable tax burden, three bond rating services have independently reaffirmed the City’s best-ever credit ratings. Read More
Farmers' Market, Suffrage Parade to Close Downtown Streets June 9, 2018
Posted: 06/07/2018
Downtown Knoxville on Saturday will be diverse and festive, with special events ranging from the 20th anniversary induction ceremony at the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame to Big Orange Brawl, a fitness festival and CrossFit competition to be held at World’s Fair Park Festival Lawn. Read More
Urban Wilderness Gateway Park: Tell Us What Amenities You Value Most
Posted: 06/06/2018
The City is eager to hear from South Knoxville families and outdoor adventurers about what amenities they most want to see as the new Urban Wilderness Gateway Park is being created. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Elephants Now Meeting for Play Dates
Posted: 06/06/2018
Zoo Knoxville’s African elephant male Tonka and female Edie have always been fond of each other, but after careful planning and preparation with an expert elephant behaviorist, the two friends finally got the chance to have a real play date in late May. Read More
KUB Lane Closures June 5-8, 2018
Posted: 06/05/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane closures on Tazewell Pike, Chapman Hwy., Henry Haynes Rd., and State St. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Jun. 9, 2018
Posted: 06/04/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Jun. 9, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Mary Vestal Greenway Extension & Vestal Gateway Park Now Open
Posted: 06/04/2018
A 0.3-mile extension of Mary Vestal Greenway built by the City’s new Greenways Service Crew now links City facilities like the South Knoxville Community Center, the indoor Elmer Brine Pool and two parks that serve as the end points of the greenway. Read More
Safety City Summer Kick Off June 2, 2018
Posted: 05/31/2018
On Saturday June 2, 2018, Safety City will be hosting the Safety City Summer Kick Off from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Safety City located at 165 S. Concord Street. Read More
Public Meeting June 4, 2018 for Bike Lanes Proposal
Posted: 05/30/2018
City staff will hold a public meeting on Monday, June 4, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. to present a proposal for a "complete streets" project on Broadway that will add bicycle lanes. Read More
Urban Wilderness Gateway Park Public Input Exhibition and Block Party
Posted: 05/30/2018
Come celebrate with your South Knoxville friends and neighbors at a Saturday, June 2, 2018 Urban Wilderness Block Party at the James White Parkway Southern Terminus (its end point, where it dead-ends at Sevierville Pike). Read More
Old City Pedestrian Safety Features Being Added
Posted: 05/25/2018
Beginning Tuesday, May 29, Central Street will be closed between Willow and Jackson avenues during daytime hours while contractor crews improve the sidewalks and crosswalks to enhance pedestrian safety and traffic calming. Read More
Suttree Landing Now Available to Rent for Events
Posted: 05/25/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Office of Special Events is now accepting applications from organizers wanting to reserve and host events at Suttree Landing Festival Lawn in South Knoxville. Read More
City Offices Closed May 28, 2018 for Memorial Day
Posted: 05/24/2018
City of Knoxville offices will be closed Monday, May 28, 2018 for the Memorial Day Holiday. Read More
West Jackson Ave. Streetscapes Projects Completed
Posted: 05/24/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero, City Council members, City staff and Old City Association members today cut a ribbon to celebrate the completion of two West Jackson Avenue streetscapes projects and almost $2.5 million in upgrades. Read More
TDOT to Suspend All Lane Closure Activity for Holiday Weekend
Posted: 05/23/2018
Motorists won’t be delayed by road construction as they travel Tennessee’s highways this Memorial Day weekend. Read More
Ribbon Cut for Destination Imagination Global Finals 2018
Posted: 05/23/2018
The Destination Imagination Global Finals kicked off today, May 23, 2018 with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Knoxville Convention Center. Read More
City's Outdoor Pools to Open Memorial Day Weekend
Posted: 05/23/2018
The City of Knoxville Parks and Recreation Department will open its two outdoor public pools for residents to beat the heat this Memorial Day weekend. Both the Ed Cothren (1737 Reynolds St.) and Inskip (4204 Bruhin Road) pools will welcome visitors starting 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 26, 2018 Read More
Art Lovers Celebrate Expansion of Public Art
Posted: 05/23/2018
Today, Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero, members of City Council, the City’s Public Arts Committee, Central Business Improvement District (CBID) members and representatives of other arts organizations gathered for a ribbon-cutting at the staircase connecting the Gay Street Viaduct with the Old City’s Jackson Avenue below. Read More
Save Our Sons Hosting Jobs To-Go Hiring Event May 27, 2018
Posted: 05/22/2018
Looking for a job or new opportunity? The City of Knoxville’s Save Our Sons initiative is partnering with Change Center’s Jobs Initiative, and Johnson Family Restaurants to host a Jobs To-Go information meeting and hiring event Sunday, May 27, 2018, at 2 p.m. at Overcoming Believers Church, 211 Harriet Tubman Street. Read More
KUB Lane Closures May 22-25, 2018
Posted: 05/22/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane closures at N. Middlebrook Pike Lane, Millertown Pike, Neubert Springs and State Street. Read More
Parade Brings Puppets to East Knoxville May 26, 2018
Posted: 05/22/2018
If you’ve seen a papier mache puppet of Dolly Parton that’s even larger than life, you’ve witnessed the work of Cattywampus Puppet Council. Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Set for Jun. 4, 2018
Posted: 05/21/2018
The sale will be held at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on Jun. 4, 2018. Read More
Keep Knoxville Beautiful Trash Run Set May 31, 2018
Posted: 05/21/2018
Keep Knoxville Beautiful will host a Trash Run in East Knoxville on Thursday, May 31. Check-in will begin at Last Days of Autumn Brewing at 808 East Magnolia Avenue at 5:30 p.m. and the run will start at 6:00. Read More
2018 Peace Officers Memorial Service Honors Sacrifices, Dedication
Posted: 05/18/2018
A large crowd gathered Friday, May 18, 2018 at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum for the annual Knoxville-Knox County Peace Officers Memorial Service to honor the service and sacrifices of local law-enforcement officers. Read More
Groundbreakings Anticipate More Affordable Housing
Posted: 05/18/2018
Two groundbreaking events held Monday set wheels in motion for the creation of a total of 252 units of affordable housing in Knoxville. Read More
New Golf Cart Fleet at Whittle Springs
Posted: 05/18/2018
As of last week, the beat-up golf carts at the City’s Whittle Springs Golf Course are gone. Now, a fleet of 60 new carts are motoring over the course’s three-year-old new cart paths – a combined investment of almost $700,000 since 2015. Read More
Ribbon-cutting for W. Jackson Ave. Projects
Posted: 05/17/2018
On Thursday morning, May 24, 2018 Mayor Rogero will cut a ribbon to celebrate the more than $2 million in streetscape upgrades along West Jackson Avenue in the Old City, between North Broadway and North Central Street. Read More
Merchants, Volunteers to Tidy Up Cumberland Ave.
Posted: 05/16/2018
The Cumberland Avenue Merchants Association (CAMA), Keep Knoxville Beautiful and the City of Knoxville will host a Cumberland Avenue Cleanup event from 9-11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 22. Read More
Surplus City Properties Being Sold Online Now Through May 23, 2018
Posted: 05/15/2018
After a successful first round earlier this year, the City of Knoxville is again auctioning surplus City-owned property through an online bidding process. Read More
Community Band to Perform Free Concert May, 20, 2018
Posted: 05/15/2018
The Knoxville Community Band will perform a free concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 20, at the Tennessee Amphitheatre at World’s Fair Park. Read More
Short-Term Rental Update: Enforcement Software, Tax Collection Agreement
Posted: 05/10/2018
Beginning this month, it will be easier for the City of Knoxville to track short-term rental hosts in neighborhoods across the city and ensure that they are operating legally. Read More
Henley St. Lanes Closed During Light Maintenance
Posted: 05/10/2018
This weekend, contractor crews will be doing maintenance work on and upgrading the decorative lighting on the pedestrian bridge that spans Henley Street at the Convention Center, prompting night-time temporary lane closures. Read More
Community Invited to Recode Knoxville Open Houses
Posted: 05/10/2018
A series of open houses for the Recode Knoxville zoning code update will be held May 16-19. Read More
Ribbon Cutting for Staircase Mural Set May 23, 2018
Posted: 05/09/2018
On Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Mayor Rogero and other supporters of public art will cut a ribbon and officially reopen the historic metal staircase that connects the Gay Street Viaduct to Jackson Avenue below. Read More
Knox County Students Present Latitude 35 Poetry Reading
Posted: 05/08/2018
More than 50 students from 20 Knox County elementary, middle and high schools presented original poetry work at the Latitude 35: Student Poetry Reading on Tuesday, May 8, 2018 at the World’s Fair Park Amphitheater. Read More
Zoo Offers Free Admission to Moms on Mother's Day
Posted: 05/08/2018
Zoo Knoxville celebrates Mother’s Day with free admission for all moms on Sunday, May 13, 2018. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint May 12, 2018
Posted: 05/07/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, May 12, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Purple Cities Alliance Hosts Celebration May 11, 2018
Posted: 05/04/2018
The Purple Cities Alliance, which works to create happy, safe and compassionate environments for those with dementia, will mark its fourth anniversary at a celebration on Friday, May 11, and wants all Knoxville-area residents to wear purple in a show of support and awareness. Read More
City Celebrates Older Americans Month
Posted: 05/04/2018
May is Older Americans Month, and this year’s theme is “Engage at Every Age,” which the Parks and Recreation staff at the City’s senior centers sets out to do every day. In fact, AARP just designated Knoxville an Age-Friendly Community. Read More
Street Markings in West Knoxville to Begin May 7, 2018
Posted: 05/04/2018
If you want the painted yellow striping on your street to look crisp and not muddled, give the City paint crew a few minutes to finish the markings. These City efforts enhance the safety of Knoxville motorists. Read More
Knoxville Parks & Recreation Launches K.O.R.E. Summer Camp
Posted: 05/03/2018
Knoxville youth will have the chance at a daily adventure this summer break with the City’s recently revamped K.O.R.E. Summer Camp, administered by Knoxville Parks and Recreation. Read More
City's 311 Center Named CS Week 311's Awards of Excellence Finalist
Posted: 05/02/2018
Two cities with progressive 311 customer service organizations were announced today as winner and finalist of CS Week 311’s Awards of Excellence. Read More
City's 10th Annual Business Breakfast June 13, 2018
Posted: 05/01/2018
The City of Knoxville’s 10th annual Business Breakfast will be held 7:30-11:30 a.m. on June 13, 2018 at the Knoxville Coliseum at 500 Howard Baker Jr. Ave. Read More
New Science Museum, Police/Fire HQ Announced in Mayor Rogero's State of the City
Posted: 04/27/2018
Mayor Rogero presented her State of the City Address today at Mary Costa Plaza at the Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum. Read More
City's New Public Works Building Receives Architecture Award
Posted: 04/24/2018
The City’s Public Works Service Center has received a design award from the East Tennessee Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), presented at the 2018 Design Awards Gala. Read More
Public Hearing Set May 7, 2018 for Annual Action Plan
Posted: 04/24/2018
A public hearing on the City of Knoxville’s 2018-19 Draft Annual Action Plan for Community Development will be held at 5:30 p.m. on May 7, 2018 at the John T. O’Connor Center, 611 Winona St. Read More
Endangered Mountain Zebra Arrive at Zoo Knoxville
Posted: 04/23/2018
Three endangered Hartmann’s mountain zebra arrived at Zoo Knoxville on Friday, April 20, 2018. Read More
City-Owned Volunteer Landing Dock Opens
Posted: 04/20/2018
By the end of today (Friday, April 20, 2018), the new 360-foot-long Volunteer Landing boat dock near Calhoun’s restaurant will reopen for public use. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Announces Unexpected Death of White-Handed Gibbon
Posted: 04/18/2018
Zoo Knoxville is saddened to announce the unexpected death of Naomi white-handed gibbon. Read More
Knoxville Area Transit wins North American Safety Award
Posted: 04/18/2018
Keeping people safe – whether it is a passenger or an employee – is always the underlying first priority for Knoxville Area Transit (KAT). Read More
Urban League, SEEED to Promote Community Engagement
Posted: 04/17/2018
Planners want to make sure everyone’s voice is heard as the City’s zoning code undergoes its first major update in nearly 60 years. Read More
Open Streets Knoxville Returns May 20, 2018
Posted: 04/17/2018
On Sunday, May 20th, 2018 from 2-6 PM, Knoxvillians are invited to walk, bike, jog or dance their way through town at Open Streets Knoxville. Read More
KUB Lane Closures on Union Ave.and State St.
Posted: 04/16/2018
Due to utility maintenance, KUB will have lane closures on Union Avenue on April 17 and on State Street April 17-20, 2018. Read More
Section of Church Ave. to Close for Crane Removal
Posted: 04/16/2018
You’ve probably noticed the large tower crane and crews that for months have been erecting a new hotel at the intersection of Church Avenue and State Street. Read More
TDOT Lane Closures on I-40 Near Exits 380 & 381
Posted: 04/13/2018
Motorists traveling on I-40 in Knoxville should be alert for lane closures that will have a significant impact on travel again this weekend. Read More
'What Real Courage' Program Includes Movie & Panel Discussion at Tennessee Theatre
Posted: 04/13/2018
On Sunday, April 15, 2018 at 3 p.m., the Tennessee Theatre, Beck Cultural Exchange Center and Knoxville Area Urban League have partnered to host a free event in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the 55th anniversary of the desegregation of the Tennessee Theatre. Read More
Get Off Your Glass this Earth Day Apr. 22, 2018
Posted: 04/13/2018
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has partnered up with Keep Knoxville Beautiful to host a new event to Get Off Your Glass! On April 22, 2018, the first Get Off Your Glass event will be held in celebration of Earth Day 2018. Read More
Rossini Festival Pitches Tents Downtown Apr. 14, 2018
Posted: 04/12/2018
Knoxville Opera’s 17th annual Rossini Festival International Street Fair on Gay Street is this Saturday, April 14, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Read More
Concerts on the Square Series Begins May 1
Posted: 04/12/2018
The City’s Concerts on the Square live music series on Market Square begins the second week of May. Read More
Mayor Announces City's Commitment to MLB 'Play Ball' Initiative
Posted: 04/12/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero announced Thursday, April 12, 2018 that the City will continue its commitment to the “Play Ball” initiative, a national effort led by Major League Baseball, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, to encourage youth to play baseball and softball. Read More
City Renovations Underway to Bring One-Stop Shop for Permits
Posted: 04/11/2018
Renovations are now underway at the City County Building to bring a one-stop shop for City permitting services, which will offer one counter for all development needs in the City. Read More
Knoxville To Host 2019 Bassmaster Classic On The Tennessee River
Posted: 04/11/2018
For the first time in its 49-year history, the GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods will be held on the Tennessee River out of Knoxville, it was announced today by B.A.S.S. and the host organization, Visit Knoxville. Read More
KAT Receives $3.6M Federal Grant for Electric Buses
Posted: 04/11/2018
The Federal Transit Administration has awarded Knoxville Area Transit (KAT) a $3.6 million grant to purchase electric buses and charging equipment. Read More
Principal Secretary Named Employee of the Year For Her Dedication, Teamwork, and Performance
Posted: 04/10/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Janice Woodard the 2017 Employee of the Year for the Knoxville Police Department. Ms. Woodard has been with KPD since November 1998. Read More
Sgt. Sammy Shaffer Named Officer of the Year for Outstanding Service and Dedication to KPD and Citizens of Knoxville
Posted: 04/10/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Sgt. Sammy Shaffer the 2017 Officer of the Year. Sgt. Shaffer has been with KPD since October 2001. Read More
KPD Explorer Sheppard Honored for Dedication, Dependability, and Service
Posted: 04/10/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Joseph Sheppard the 2017 Explorer of the Year for the Knoxville Police Department. Read More
Officer Jay Williams Presented Purple Heart after Being Shot During January Traffic Stop
Posted: 04/10/2018
Officer Jay Williams Presented Purple Heart after Being Shot During January Traffic Stop Read More
Lt. Vince Ayub Honored for Dedication and Contribution to Law Enforcement
Posted: 04/10/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch honored Knoxville Police Department Lieutenant Vince Ayub for his selfless dedication to the Knoxville Police Department and the law enforcement profession. Read More
Investigator Booker Named Recipient of Mike Waggoner Leadership Award for 2017
Posted: 04/10/2018
Knoxville Police Department Investigator Jason Booker was named the 2017 recipient of the Mike Waggoner Leadership Award. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Apr. 14, 2018
Posted: 04/09/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Apr. 14, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
KUB Lane Closures on State Street Apr. 10-13, 2018
Posted: 04/09/2018
KUB crews will implement intermittent lane closures as needed on State Street between Cumberland Avenue and Union Avenue overnight from 8 p.m. – 5 a.m., on Tuesday, April 10 through Wednesday morning, April 11, and again Thursday, April 12, through Friday morning, April 13, to allow safe access to manholes. Read More
City's 2018-19 Annual Action Plan Available for Public Comment
Posted: 04/06/2018
The draft of the City's Annual Action Plan for the 2018-2019 program year is available for public comment beginning April 6, 2018. Read More
Music Festival Closes Block of Jackson Ave., Old City Parking
Posted: 04/05/2018
Downtown visitors should keep in mind a few road closures and detours before traveling for this weekend’s festivities. Read More
City Recognizes Community Development Partners with Equity Awards
Posted: 04/03/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero and Becky Wade, the City of Knoxville’s Community Development Director, recognized partners and projects that prioritize fair and affordable housing, job creation, and access and inclusion of persons with disabilities at today’s Equity Awards ceremony. Read More
Construction at Knoxville Station Platform Starts Apr. 9, 2018
Posted: 04/03/2018
Starting April 9th and for approximately three weeks, the Knoxville Station platform at 301 E. Church Ave. will undergo some construction work. Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Set for Apr. 9, 2018
Posted: 04/02/2018
The sale will be held at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on Apr. 9, 2018. Read More
New First Creek Greenway Segment Connects Fulton High School and Edgewood Park
Posted: 04/02/2018
City of Knoxville officials and community stakeholders cut the ribbon Monday for a new 0.6-mile segment of First Creek Greenway, connecting Fulton High School at Woodland Avenue to Edgewood Park. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Offers Big Egg Hunt Mar. 31, 2018
Posted: 03/29/2018
Zoo Knoxville’s Big Egg Hunt will take place Saturday, March 31, 2018. Easter eggs-some for guests and some for animals-will be hidden throughout the zoo and quite a few will have surprises inside. Read More
Unwanted Medication Collection to be held Mar. 31, 2018
Posted: 03/28/2018
The Knoxville Police Department along with the Knox County and City of Knoxville Solid Waste Offices, the Knox County Health Department and other members of the East Tennessee Regional Medication Collection Coalition will be on hand to collect and properly dispose of unwanted medicines on Saturday, March 31, 2018 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the South Knoxville Food City parking lot at 7608 Mountain Grove Dr. Read More
Interstate Construction Halted for Easter Holiday
Posted: 03/28/2018
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will suspend all interstate construction work this Easter weekend in anticipation of increased holiday travel. Read More
"Art of Recycling" Sculpture Exhibition on Display April 5-22 at Knoxville Convention Center
Posted: 03/28/2018
Sculptures created by nine University of Tennessee art students that incorporate materials provided by steel recycler Gerdau will be on display April 5-22 at the Knoxville Convention Center on its Clinch Concourse. Read More
Stormwater Utility Installation to Close Intersection at Broadway & Central St.
Posted: 03/28/2018
As part of the City’s $5.8 million North Central Street streetscapes project, the intersection of North Central Street and North Broadway will be closed for 12 days, beginning at 6 a.m. on Monday, April 2. Read More
Public Meeting on Sevier Avenue Streetscapes Project Set for Apr. 5, 2018
Posted: 03/28/2018
City staff and design and right-of-way acquisition consultants will hold a public meeting on the Sevier Avenue Streetscapes Project at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Apr. 5, 2018 at South Knoxville Elementary School, 801 Sevier Ave. Read More
Ribbon Cutting for First Creek Greenway Apr. 2, 2018
Posted: 03/28/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero, City Council, Fulton High School Principal Speas, and officials will cut the ribbon for a 0.6-mile segment of First Creek Greenway that connects Fulton High School to Edgewood Park. Read More
Massey to Retire, Mayor Appoints Sharp as Neighborhood Coordinator
Posted: 03/27/2018
With two full-time staff, big changes are in store for the City of Knoxville’s Office of Neighborhoods. Read More
Knoxville to Hold U.S. Pro Road & ITT Championships for Second Year
Posted: 03/27/2018
The 2018 USA Cycling Professional Road, Individual Time Trial and Criterium National Championships will be held in Knoxville, Tenn. from June 21-24. Read More
KUB Lane Closures for Mar. 27-20, 2018
Posted: 03/26/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have lane closures on State St., S. Northshore Dr. and Glad Hill Dr. Read More
Kirk Anderson Named Good Neighbor of the Year
Posted: 03/24/2018
Timbercrest resident Kirk Anderson was named this year’s Diana Conn Good Neighbor of the Year before a crowd of approximately 600 people at Saturday’s 2018 Neighborhood Conference, held at Hotel Knoxville (formerly Knoxville Marriott). Read More
Section of Eastbound Lane of Cumberland Ave. to Close for One Day
Posted: 03/23/2018
A section of the eastbound lane of Cumberland Avenue between 19th Street and 17th Street will close for one weekday during the week of March 25, to accommodate work by private developers in the public right-of-way. Read More
East Tennessee Childhood Obesity Coalition Convenes for Kickoff Event Mar. 23, 2018
Posted: 03/23/2018
On Friday, March 23, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. members of the East Tennessee Childhood Obesity Coalition will convene for a kickoff event under new leadership from the University of Tennessee. This meeting will be the start of strategic planning for new initiatives for the region that will help to combat childhood obesity. Read More
City Services Schedule for Good Friday Mar. 30, 2018
Posted: 03/23/2018
City of Knoxville offices will be closed Friday, March 30, 2018 for the Good Friday Holiday. Read More
Recode Knoxville First Draft of Zoning Update Published, Meeting Mar. 22, 2018
Posted: 03/22/2018
The first draft of a comprehensive update of the City of Knoxville zoning ordinance has been published online, and it will be presented for public feedback at a community meeting at 5:30 p.m. tonight, March 22, at the Public Works Service Center, 3131 Morris Ave. Read More
Save Our Sons Positive Engagement with Law Enforcement Workshop Mar. 31, 2018
Posted: 03/22/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Save Our Sons initiative is partnering with the Knoxville Police Department (KPD), Knox County Attorney General’s Office, the City’s Police Advisory and Review Committee (PARC) and The Change Center to host a Positive Engagement with Law Enforcement workshop Saturday, March 31, from 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at KPD’s Training Center (6838 Cement Plant Road). Read More
Temporary Street Closures, No Parking Zones Accompany 2018 Knoxville Marathon
Posted: 03/21/2018
This weekend’s Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon events will bring together as many as 9,000 participants, dozens of cheering volunteers and hundreds of fans urging runners toward the finish line. Read More
Meet Easter Bunny, Hunt Candy-Filled Eggs at Beardsley Community Farm Mar. 31, 2018
Posted: 03/19/2018
Easter egg hunters ages 2 to 10 are invited to CAC Beardsley Community Farm’s 2018 Community Egg Hunt from 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, March 31. (The rain date is April 7.) Read More
City Solid Waste Management Facility Closed Mar. 16, 2018
Posted: 03/16/2018
Due to a fire that occurred Thursday evening, the City’s Solid Waste Management Facility, 1033 Elm St., will be closed Friday, March 16. Read More
Solid Waste Management Facility to Reopen Mar. 17, 2018
Posted: 03/16/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Solid Waste Management Facility will reopen at 8 a.m. tomorrow, March 17, after a fire in one of its garbage pits Thursday night. City crews have been on site today cleaning and assessing the damage from the fire. Read More
KUB Lane Closures Through Mar. 27, 2018
Posted: 03/16/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have lane closures at S. Northshore Dr., Kingston Pike, Central Ave. Pike Rd., Granda Dr., Henry Haynes Rd., and Ferd Hickey Rd. Read More
First Draft of Updated Ordinance to Be Presented at Community Meeting Mar. 22, 2018
Posted: 03/15/2018
A community meeting for the Recode Knoxville zoning ordinance update will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 22, at the City of Knoxville’s Public Works Service Center, 3131 Morris Ave. Read More
Knoxville Celebrates Transit Driver Appreciation Day Mar. 16, 2018
Posted: 03/14/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero will be joined by State Representative Rick Staples in celebrating our city’s unsung transportation heroes with Transit Driver Appreciation Day on Friday, March 16th. Read More
2018 St. Patrick's Day Celebrations to Impact Downtown Streets, Parking
Posted: 03/14/2018
St. Patrick’s Day gets the full-weekend treatment this year, mixing Irish music and festivities with two road runs and a parade. Read More
KUB to Close N. Broadway and W. Jackson Avenue Intersection
Posted: 03/13/2018
KUB will implement a closure of the N. Broadway and W. Jackson Avenue intersection to perform water and electric distribution system work in support of new development continuously from 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 17, through midnight Friday, March 23. Read More
New Safety Requirements for Festivals, Special Events
Posted: 03/12/2018
Organizers of festivals and other public events are invited to a March 22 meeting to learn details of new City safety and security measures. Read More
Purchase Tickets Now for Knoxville’s First-Ever Dragon Lights Festival
Posted: 03/12/2018
Knoxville’s first-ever Dragon Lights Festival is just two weeks away, and tickets are available now for the spectacular display of larger-than-life lanterns at Chilhowee Park & Exposition Center. Read More
Partial Closure of Lakeshore Park Greenway Mar. 14-15, 2018
Posted: 03/12/2018
KUB will close a section of the Lakeshore Park Greenway from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. on Wednesday, March 14, and Thursday, March 15, 2018 to facilitate safe conditions as work is performed on the utility infrastructure in the park. Read More
PARC Meeting Set for Apr. 19, 2018
Posted: 03/09/2018
PARC Executive Director Clarence Vaughn and members of the Police Advisory & Review Committee will hold their quarterly meeting at 6 p.m. on April 19, 2018 at Lonsdale Community Center, 2700 Stonewall Street. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Offers $2 Off Admission Mar. 12-16, 2018
Posted: 03/09/2018
To celebrate Spring Break, Zoo Knoxville is offering $2 off general admission tickets Monday, March 12 through Friday, March 16, 2018. Read More
Officer Honored with Life Saving Award for Response to Shooting Victim
Posted: 03/08/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch awarded the Life Saving Award to Knoxville Police Department Officer John Stevens. Read More
Attempt to Solve Cold Case Homicide Though Video Reenactment Earns Employee Honors
Posted: 03/08/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Greg Whitaker the December 2017 Employee of the Month. Read More
An Arrest of Multiple Home Burglary Suspect Earns Officers Award
Posted: 03/08/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch named Knoxville Police Department Officers Jeff Damewood and John Pickens the December 2017 Officers of the Month. Read More
KPD’s Mobile Field Force Commended for Outstanding Dedication to Safety and Security of Community Events
Posted: 03/08/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch awarded the department’s Mobile Field Force a Unit Commendation for their dedication to safety and security during multiple events in 2017. Read More
Central Business District Officers Awarded Unit Commendation for Quick Action in Arrest of Multiple Vehicle Theft Suspects
Posted: 03/08/2018
On December 6, 2017, six vehicles were reported stolen from a downtown hotel. Read More
Life Saving Award Presented to Officers After Response to Vehicle Crash
Posted: 03/08/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch presented the Life Saving Award to five officers after their response to a vehicle crash resulted in saving the life of a trapped victim. Read More
Continued Efforts to Save a Life Earns Officer Honors
Posted: 03/08/2018
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Police Chief David Rausch presented the Life Saving Award to Knoxville Police Department Officer James Williams. Read More
Mayor Rogero Honors City Employees & Retirees
Posted: 03/07/2018
At a special luncheon today held at Calhouns along Volunteer Landing, Mayor Madeline Rogero honored City Employees who have 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 and 45 years of service or have retired from the City in the past year. Read More
Fire Department Provides 'Stop the Bleed' Training
Posted: 03/07/2018
City firefighters, paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians typically reach an emergency scene in a matter of minutes. But when seconds count, that might be too late. Read More
Executive Director of Centro Hispano, to discuss The Far Away Brothers by Lauren Markham
Posted: 03/07/2018
Knox County Public Library invites the public to join Claudia Caballero, Executive Director of Centro Hispano de East Tennessee, for a discussion of The Far Away Brothers: Two Young Migrants and the Making of an American Life by Lauren Markham at noon on Wednesday, March 28 in the East Tennessee History Center auditorium. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Mar. 10, 2018
Posted: 03/05/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Public Meeting on Brownfield Clean-up Projects, Mar. 19, 2018
Posted: 03/05/2018
There will be a public meeting on two brownfield cleanup projects (former McClung Warehouses site and former Sanitary Laundry site) at 6 p.m. on Monday, March 19, 2018 at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 544 N. Broadway. Read More
Storm Drain To Be Installed Across Lyons View Pike
Posted: 03/02/2018
Wet February weather twice postponed a week-long storm drain installation across Lyons View Pike near Harley Drive, but the project is back on schedule, set to begin this weekend. Read More
S&P Affirms City's High Bond Rating
Posted: 03/02/2018
Citing the City of Knoxville’s “very strong management” and “strong budgetary performance,” Standard & Poor’s has affirmed the City’s AA+ bond rating. Read More
Wetlands Being Planted at Fountain City Lake
Posted: 03/02/2018
This week, contractor crews have been planting two wetlands at Fountain City Lake – one of the last steps in the City’s ongoing commitment to improve the lake’s water quality. Read More
KUB Marks Tennessee Arbor Day By Planting Trees at Habitat for Humanity Homes
Posted: 03/02/2018
The first Friday in March is designated as Tennessee Arbor Day, and since 2008, KUB has marked this day planting trees at Habitat for Humanity homes. Today, KUB and its contractor, Volunteer Erosion Control (VEC), planted 15 dogwood trees in the neighborhoods with Habitat for Humanity homes built over the past year within KUB’s service territory. Read More
Bridge Repairs to Impact Travel on I-40 This Weekend, Mar. 2-5, 2018
Posted: 03/02/2018
Motorists traveling on I-40 in Knoxville should be alert for lane closures that will have a significant impact on travel this weekend. Read More
Mardi Growl Brings Dogs to Downtown March 3, 2018
Posted: 03/01/2018
Hundreds of puppers and their people will take to the streets of downtown Knoxville Saturday, March 3, for the 11th annual Young-Williams Animal Center’s Mardi Growl Parade and Festival, presented by Old City Wine Bar. Read More
Zoo Knoxville's New Gibbon Trails and Langur Landing Opens Mar. 2, 2018
Posted: 03/01/2018
Zoo Knoxville will host the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for Gibbon Trails and Langur Landing, a $6 million multi-acre habitat for white-handed gibbons and silvered leaf langurs, on Friday, March 2, 2018, at 10:30 a.m. Read More
Lane on Chapman Hwy. at Henley Bridge Closed for a Week
Posted: 03/01/2018
Beginning Friday morning, March 2, one northbound lane of Chapman Highway between Blount Avenue and the Henley Bridge will be closed as a contractor builds curb, gutter and sidewalk for the One Riverwalk apartment complex under construction. Read More
KUB Lane Closures on State St. and Market St.
Posted: 02/27/2018
KUB will have lane closures on State Street and Market Street. Read More
City Crews Resume Brush Collections Mar. 5, 2018
Posted: 02/26/2018
With spring weather upon us, and hundreds of Knoxville residents getting an early start on their gardening and landscaping tasks, City crews will be resuming bi-weekly brush pickup on Monday, March 5, 2018. Read More
KUB Lane Closures on Chapman Hwy. Feb. 27, 2018
Posted: 02/26/2018
KUB contract crews will continue to implement a lane closure of a short section of the curbside, northbound lane of Chapman Highway at Gwinfield Drive from 9 a.m.- noon on Tuesday, February 27, and work is performed on the streetlights in the area. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Invites Public to Name Baby Langur
Posted: 02/26/2018
Zoo Knoxville invites the public to help choose the name for the baby silvered leaf langur that surprised everyone with his birth in late 2017. Read More
Portion of Third Creek Greenway Closed Monday, Feb. 26, 2018
Posted: 02/23/2018
A portion of Third Creek Greenway will be closed for about a week, beginning Monday, Feb. 26, as crews do repair work to the “zig-zag bridge” near Safety City and Concord St. Read More
Latex Paint Can Be Solidified and Discarded Starting March 1st
Posted: 02/23/2018
City of Knoxville officials are reminding all residents that beginning March 1, 2018, the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) drop-off site located within the Solid Waste Management Facility, 1033 Elm St., will no longer be accepting latex paint. Read More
Winners of the 36th Annual Orchid Awards Announced
Posted: 02/21/2018
On Tuesday, February 20, 2018, Keep Knoxville Beautiful hosted the annual Orchids Beautification Awards at the Standard, 416 West Jackson Avenue, Knoxville, TN. The event honored Knoxville’s most beautiful properties by presenting awards in six different categories: redesign/reuse, outdoor space, new architecture, public art, restaurant/café/bar/brewery, and environmental stewardship. Read More
311 Center for Service Innovation Wins Teamwork Award
Posted: 02/20/2018
The City of Knoxville’s 311 Center for Service Innovation has won the 2018 Teamwork Award bestowed annually by the Government Contact Services Community of Practice, an organization that promotes networking and the exchange of effective practices among customer-service oriented governmental entities. Read More
City Names Recipients of Historic Preservation Funds
Posted: 02/16/2018
The City of Knoxville’s Community Development Department has selected six projects to receive funding from the Historic Preservation Fund for the 2018-19 budget year. City Council voted to approve the spending on Tuesday, Feb. 13. Read More
Registration Now Open for 2018 Neighborhood Conference
Posted: 02/15/2018
Neighborhood leaders, supporters and residents who want to learn more about the value of strong neighborhoods are invited to The Neighborhood Conference, being held Saturday, March 24, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Marriott, 501 E. Hill Ave. Read More
Storm Drain Installation Rescheduled on Lyons View Pike
Posted: 02/14/2018
Because thunderstorms, drizzle or at least a chance of spotty showers are predicted over 10 of the next 12 days, a planned storm drain installation across Lyons View Pike near Harley Drive has been postponed. Read More
Love Kitchen's Helen Ashe passes
Posted: 02/13/2018
Below is a statement from Mayor Madeline Rogero on Helen Ashe, co-founder of the Love Kitchen, who died today after 32 years of service to the community through the nationally acclaimed East Knoxville food pantry. Read More
Mardi Growl Set for March 3, 2018
Posted: 02/12/2018
Young-Williams Animal Center will celebrate the 11th annual Mardi Growl Parade and Festival downtown on Saturday, March 3, 2018. Read More
Last Week to Purchase Orchids Awards Tickets
Posted: 02/12/2018
On Tuesday February 20, 2018, Keep Knoxville Beautiful will host the annual Orchids Beautification Awards at The Standard, 416 West Jackson Avenue, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The deadline for purchasing tickets is Thursday, February 15th. Read More
City Holds Budget Retreat Feb. 9, 2018
Posted: 02/09/2018
Mayor Madeline Rogero and her staff today presented a mid-year budget review and status reports on major City initiatives to City Council. Read More
Improvements Planned at Civic Auditorium and Coliseum
Posted: 02/08/2018
Coming soon to the Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum: New seats! New lights! New ice floor! Read More
2017 Year in Review Report Available Online
Posted: 02/08/2018
In 2017, City of Knoxville employees completed hundreds of projects and delivered a wide range of services – everything from patching potholes and building sidewalks and greenways, to coordinating more than 1,500 festivals, concerts and other special events, to police officers and firefighters responding to emergencies. Read More
Storm Drain Installation to Close Section of Lyons View Pike
Posted: 02/07/2018
Weather permitting, City Public Service Department crews will be installing a storm drain across Lyons View Pike near Harley Drive, beginning Saturday, Feb. 17. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Saddened by Death of Beloved Penguin
Posted: 02/06/2018
Zoo Knoxville is saddened to announce the death of beloved zoo ambassador “Gypsy” African penguin. Read More
Library to Host Eudora Welty Discussion Series
Posted: 02/06/2018
Knox County Public Library is pleased to present Daring Greatly: the life and short fiction of Eudora Welty. Led by Professor Edward Francisco, this three part weekly reading/discussion series runs February 13-27 from 6:30-8:00 pm at Lawson McGhee Library. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Feb. 10, 2018
Posted: 02/05/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Grainger Ave. Bridge Work, Expect Intermittent Blasts
Posted: 02/02/2018
Residents in neighborhoods surrounding the Grainger Avenue Bridge, located near the intersection of Grainger Avenue and Sixth Avenue, can expect to hear short, intermittent blasts on Monday, Feb. 5, as crews move forward in the bridge replacement project. Read More
City Grants Boost Creation of Affordable Housing
Posted: 02/02/2018
The City of Knoxville has allocated two grants from its Affordable Rental Development Program to assist in the construction of rental housing for low- and moderate-income tenants. Read More
Construction Will Temporarily Limit Travel on Park West Boulevard
Posted: 02/02/2018
As part of an ongoing expansion and construction project for Parkwest Medical Center, travel on Park West Boulevard will temporarily be effected for two weeks. Read More
Pace Rolls Into Knoxville, Offering Modern Dockless Bike Sharing
Posted: 02/01/2018
Pace, the dockless bike share service of choice for America’s smart cities and colleges, launched today in Knoxville, Tenn., making 200 smart bikes available for residents, students and visitors to make on-demand trips with just a tap on their smartphones. Read More
Remote Area Medical Kicks Off Five Day Medical Clinic
Posted: 01/30/2018
Remote Area Medical - the largest nongovernmental provider of mobile medical clinics delivering free high-quality dental, vision and medical care to underserved and uninsured individuals, children and families is coming back to Chilhowee Park’s Jacob Building located at 3301 East Magnolia Avenue in Knoxville, Tennessee. RAM’s 900th clinic will operate from Wednesday, January 31 through Sunday, February 4. Read More
City Accepting Community Agency Grant Applications
Posted: 01/26/2018
The City of Knoxville is now accepting applications from non-profit organizations interested in receiving a Community Agency Grant (CAG) for Fiscal Year 2018-19, which begins July 1, 2018. Read More
City Seeks Grant Applications from Providers of Homelessness Services
Posted: 01/26/2018
Beginning Monday, Feb. 5, 2018, the City of Knoxville will begin accepting applications for grants to fund programs that work to reduce and end homelessness in Knoxville. Applications will be available at www.knoxvilletn.gov/development (under “Homeless Grant” at the top of the page), and completed forms are due to the City of Knoxville's Community Development Department by Friday, Feb. 23. Read More
Knoxville Wins U.S. Conference of Mayors Award, Grant
Posted: 01/26/2018
On Thursday, Jan. 25, the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) announced Knoxville as the 2018 1st place medium-sized city winner in the Childhood Obesity Prevention Grant program, sponsored by the American Beverage Foundation for a Healthy America. Read More
Community Development Annual Action Plan Meeting Set for Feb. 5, 2018
Posted: 01/25/2018
The City of Knoxville is developing its Annual Action Plan Update to its Five Year Consolidated Plan for the proposed use of U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership Act, and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) funds for program year 2018-2019. Read More
Next PARC Meeting This Week, Jan. 25, 2018
Posted: 01/23/2018
PARC Executive Director Clarence Vaughn and members of the Police Advisory & Review Committee will hold their quarterly meeting at 6 p.m. on Jan. 25, 2018 at Knox County Education Association (KCEA), 2411 East Magnolia Ave. Read More
Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Set for Feb. 5, 2018
Posted: 01/22/2018
The sale will be held at the Vehicle Impound Lot On Vice Mayor Jack Sharp Road (formerly BMX Blvd) beginning at 10:00 A.M on Feb. 5, 2018. Read More
Scripps Networks Donates New Overlook at Lakeshore Park
Posted: 01/22/2018
The Lakeshore Park Board and Mayor Madeline Rogero announced today that Scripps Networks Interactive has donated $3,000,000 to Lakeshore Park for the construction of a new scenic overlook at Lakeshore Park to be named in honor of pioneering home and garden cable network HGTV. Read More
Nominations Sought for City's Next Poet Laureate
Posted: 01/22/2018
The Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville is inviting nominations for the next Poet Laureate for the City of Knoxville. Read More
Dragon Lights Festival Expected to Bring Tens of Thousands to East Knoxville
Posted: 01/19/2018
Dragon Lights, Knoxville’s first-ever Chinese lantern festival, will be held at Chilhowee Park & Expostion Center from March 16 – April 22, 2018. Read More
New 2018 State Maps Now Available from TDOT
Posted: 01/19/2018
The official 2018 Tennessee Transportation Map is now available for travelers. Read More
Lakeshore Park & City to Announce Major Gift for New Project at Park
Posted: 01/19/2018
On Monday, January 22, 2017 at 11:30 a.m., Dee Haslam, Chair of the Lakeshore Park Board, and Mayor Madeline Rogero will announce a major corporate gift to Lakeshore Park and plans for a new scenic overlook that will be constructed with the gift. Read More
South Knoxville Town Hall Meeting Set for Feb. 3, 2018
Posted: 01/19/2018
Officials who represent South Knoxville at the state and local levels will hold a town hall meeting Saturday, Feb. 3, at South-Doyle Middle School, 3900 Decatur Drive. Read More
KUB Utility Work Closes Roads Through Jan. 24, 2018
Posted: 01/19/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have road closures on Hollywood Rd., Kingston Pike, Walnut St. and Piney Grove Church Rd. Read More
Keep Knoxville Beautiful Announces Orchid Awards Nominees
Posted: 01/16/2018
On February 20th , 2018 Keep Knoxville Beautiful will host its annual Orchid Awards dinner, honoring Knoxville’s most beautiful properties, public spaces, and public art. Read More
KUB Utility Work Road Closures on Blackstock Ave. & Piney Grove Church Rd.
Posted: 01/16/2018
Due to utility work, KUB will have road closures on Blackstock Ave. and Piney Grove Church Rd. Read More
Streetscape Work Next Week to Close 1 Block of North Central Street
Posted: 01/12/2018
Next week, beginning Monday, Jan. 15, North Central Street will be closed to through traffic between Depot and Magnolia avenues. Read More
West High Graduate Returns to Speak About Racial Discrimination Faced 50 Years Ago
Posted: 01/12/2018
A West High School graduate who recently shared his story of racial discrimination as a student on StoryCorps, a series of audio interviews broadcast on National Public Radio and archived at the Library of Congress, will make his first visit to the school since graduating more than 50 years ago. Read More
City Services Schedule for MLK, Jr. Holiday 2018
Posted: 01/11/2018
City of Knoxville offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 15, for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. Read More
Construction at Solid Waste Transfer Station Begins Jan. 16, 2018
Posted: 01/11/2018
Upgrades will be made to the City’s Solid Waste Management Facility, 1033 Elm St., beginning Tuesday, Jan. 16. Construction is scheduled to be completed by Feb. 2. Read More
Zoo Knoxville Has Third Consecutive Record Attendance Year in 2017
Posted: 01/10/2018
Zoo Knoxville welcomed 495,055 visitors in 2017, setting a new attendance record for the third year in a row and exceeding the record set in 2016 by 21,376 people. Read More
A Fresh Perspective of City Parks with New Drone Footage
Posted: 01/10/2018
Online viewers can now observe spectacular East Tennessee landscape from higher vantage points, thanks to new drone footage of City of Knoxville parks. Read More
Join the Knox County Public Library to Celebrate Dolly Parton’s Birthday
Posted: 01/09/2018
Join the Imagination Library and Knox County Public Library to celebrate Dolly Parton’s birthday on January 19 at 10:30 a.m. Read More
KUB’s Project Help Spreads Warmth During Cold Winter Months
Posted: 01/09/2018
With the cold winter months ahead, many families will struggle with the cost of heating their homes. Read More
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Jan. 13, 2018
Posted: 01/08/2018
The Knoxville Police Department will conduct a free child car seat checkpoint on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 917 E. Fifth Avenue. Read More
Police Chief Rausch Joins Top Leaders On Council to Curb Crime Through Investments in Kids
Posted: 01/08/2018
This month, Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, an anti-crime organization of over 5,000 police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors and violence survivors, announced the organization’s new National Leadership Council comprised of nearly 30 elite law enforcement leaders and violence survivors from around the country. Read More
Engaging Neighbors Class Filling Up Fast, Deadline Jan. 12, 2018
Posted: 01/08/2018
Applications for the Office of Neighborhoods’ “Engaging Neighbors to Develop Stronger Neighborhoods” are still being accepted through Jan. 12, but the class is filling up fast. Read More
Jan. 16, 2018 Deadline Is Approaching for Good Neighbor Nominations
Posted: 01/08/2018
Nominations for the Neighbor of the Year are open and will be accepted through Tuesday, January 16, 2018. Read More
Library Presents Dr. Fletcher for Books Sandwiched In Program Jan. 24, 2018
Posted: 01/08/2018
Knox County Public Library invites the public to join UT alumnus Dr. Jason Fletcher for a discussion of his book The Genome Factor: What the Social Genomics Revolution Reveals about Ourselves, Our History, and the Future at noon on Wednesday, January 24 in the East Tennessee History Center auditorium. Read More
Short-Term Rental Permits Now Available in Knoxville
Posted: 01/03/2018
Beginning this week, Knoxville residents wishing to operate a short-term rental unit can apply for a permit from the City of Knoxville, provided they meet the conditions in the City’s newly adopted short-term rental ordinances. Read More
KUB Lane Closures for January 3-12, 2018
Posted: 01/03/2018
KUB will have lane closures on Union Ave., W. Church Ave. and Piney Grove Church Rd. Read More
Cuccaro & Vaughan Selected to 40 Under 40
Posted: 01/03/2018
Congratulations to two great members of our City of Knoxville team for their selection to Knoxville Business Journal's "40 Under 40"! Read More
King Week Celebration Jan. 5-Jan 15, 2018
Posted: 01/02/2018
Since 1982, the MLK Commission has been organizing a special celebration each year for the Knoxville area to commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read More
County Offers Winter Weather Safety Tips
Posted: 01/02/2018
As temperatures in the teens and single digits continue the next few days, please take time to check on homebound seniors and anyone who may not be able to easily care for themselves. Read More
North Central Street Project Stakeholders Meeting Scheduled Jan. 11, 2018
Posted: 01/02/2018
Representatives from the City of Knoxville, Amec Foster Wheeler construction engineering inspections services, Vaughn and Melton civil engineering firm, Southern Constructors Inc. general contractor, Hedstrom Design landscape architecture, and Central Street residents, merchants and property owners will meet on Jan. 11, 2018 at the City's Public Works Service Center (3131 Morris Ave.) at 5 p.m. Read More

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City's Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule

Parks & Recreation Offers Cyber Monday Deals

City's Six-Week Holiday Season Kicks Off Nov. 23, 2018

KUB Lane Closure on S. Gay Street Nov. 14-19, 2018

KCDC to Present Site Plan for Five Points Phase 4 on Nov. 14, 2018

KUB Overnight Road Closure on Cumberland Nov. 9-10

Gold Star Memorial, Remembering Our Fallen Comes to Knoxville

KUB Lane Closures in Ft. Sanders, Candora Rd., Hollywood Rd.

Cumberland, Old City Projects Win State Engineering Awards

Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Nov. 10, 2018

Fort Dickerson Quarry Lake Entrance Closes as Next Construction Phase Begins

KUB a Tree Line USA Utility for 17th Consecutive Year

Veterans Day Parade Set for Nov. 9, 2018

KPD Participates in No Shave November

KAT is Fare-Free on Election Day

Zoo Knoxville Celebrating 70th Anniversary by Offering 70 Cent Admission with Donation for Local Non-Profits

Mayor Urges Families Without Health Insurance to Review ACA Options for Open Enrollment

Westview Elementary Students Help Celebrate Arbor Day

Halloween Safety Tips from KPD & KFD

Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Set for Nov. 5, 2018

Wall Ave. Temporarily Closed for Drainage Work

McReynolds Receives Recognition for Firefighter of the Quarter

Public Meeting on Construction Code Adoption Nov. 2, 2018

Section of S. Central St. to Close Oct. 29, 2018

KFD Holds Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters

Neyland Greenway Underpass Closed

Section of W. Blount Ave. to Close Temporarily

Officer Presented Lifesaving Award for Response to Choking Victim

Officers Honored for Arrest of Shooting Suspects Despite Uncooperative Victim

Officer Honored for Response to Elder Abuse Call

Officer Honored for Outstanding Response During Felony Arrest

Animal Control Unit Recognized for Dedication to Animal Welfare and Safety

Keep Knoxville Beautiful to host Trash Run from Hops and Hollers

Haslam Announces Transportation Grant for City of Knoxville

Work Begins on Broadway Day Space

Ribbon-Cutting Event to Celebrate Façade Improvement Completion

Legacy Parks Announces Regional Partnerships Among 1,000 Supporters

Traffic Pattern on Wall Ave. Reverses Temporarily for Parking Garage Repair

Ijams Primal Playground Offers New Way to Move

City Crews Prepare to Switch to Leaf Collection

Recreation Specialist is City's Employee of the Year

Nominations for the 2019 Orchid Awards Are Open

Drug Overdose Support Group Meeting Oct. 12, 2018

Knoxville Community Band to Perform Free Concert

Child Safety Seat Checkpoint Oct. 13, 2018

Community Invited to Review Third Draft of Recode Knoxville

Jambo Joins Zoo Knoxville's Chimpanzee Troupe

Zoo Knoxville Celebrates Fall Break with $10 Admission

Lawson McGhee Library Announces New Music Series

Library to Offer Glimpse Behind the Scenes of the Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

City Community Centers Closed for Fall Break

KUB Lane Closures on W. Jackson, Gov. John Sevier Hwy., and Sequoyah Hills

Boo! at the Zoo Tickets Now on Sale

Cumberland Avenue Corridor Project Receives State Award

KCHD’s Next Diabetes Management Series Starts Oct. 9, 2018

Zoo Knoxville Saddened to Announce Death of Kaliyani White Tiger

Senior Day at Zoo Knoxville Oct. 2, 2018

Astute Observation Leading to Major Drug Arrest Earns Officer Award

Officers Honored for Dedication to Explorer Program

Officer Applauded for Drug Arrest

An Arrest of Wanted Burglary Suspect Earns Officer Honors

Response to Medical Emergency Earns Officer Life Saving Award

Response to Person Injured in Accidental Shooting Earns Officer Life Saving Award

National Night Out Set for Oct. 2, 2018

Public Auction of Impounded Vehicles Oct. 8, 2018

One Block of Cumberland Ave. Sidewalk Closed Sept. 24-Oct. 18, 2018

Roberson Named Interim Transit Director

Zoo Knoxville's Brew at the Zoo Set for Sept. 21, 2018

Diversity Business Enterprise Awards Recognize 5 Companies As Leaders

KCDC Officially Opens New Five Points Affordable Housing

Lane Shift Scheduled on East Blount Ave.

KUB Lane Closures on Jackson Ave. & Sharps Ridge

Library Announces New Business Series

Keep Knoxville Beautiful to Host 4th Year of Unique Musical Fundraiser

Knoxville Police Advisory & Review Committee Celebrates 20 Years

Muse Knoxville Will Cut Ribbon on Two New Learning Spaces

TN Red Cross Opens 3 Shelters for Hurricane Florence Evacuees

Zoo Knoxville Offering Free Admission to Hurricane Evacuees