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Bryant’s Bridge, a new nonprofit organization, has provided nearly two years of housing to LGBTQ youth ages 18 to 24. The organization is also coming up on a fundraiser to

Its critical for public officials to be seen in neighborhoods grappling with economic and public safety problems, said community leaders.

Over a year later, the city has allocated some $480,258 of the funding with plans to spend several hundred thousand more.

In recent years, the seasons have started to blend together in several areas because of rapidly changing weather conditions. As many may know from personal experience, East Tennessee has always

Knoxville City Council is taking three new tactics to fight gun violence after another record-breaking year of homicides.

Ordinances preparing the area around the future site of the downtown baseball stadium will also be discussed on second reading.

Nealy 42% of Knoxville's Black residents live below the poverty line, according to the U.S. Census.

From a garden trying to reduce food insecurity to a sports group working to teach kids teamwork, Knoxville organizations are aiming to counter violence with opportunities. This summer, 13 community groups will employ young people ages 12 to 21 who have been identified as being at high risk of suffering from or perpetrating violent crime. The groups will receive money from the city to make it happen.  The city is launching the pilot program in response to a prolonged spike in fatal shoot...