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Mayor offers 'guesstimate' on how much it would cost to fix the Gay Street Bridge for cars
The bridge's future was up in the air after its sudden closing in June until Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon delivered somber ...
Knoxville’s Gay Street Bridge to be converted to pedestrian crossing, mayor says
Gay Street Bridge will never again open to regular traffic, Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon announced on Wednesday.
Rising Knoxville home costs prices out first responders despite recent pay increase
According to realtor data, the median cost of a home in Knoxville is almost $420,000, which prices out firefighters who don’t have a second income.
Committee members push for a new direction for Knoxville's waste, fraud and abuse hotline
Complaints go to Mayor Indya Kincannon's staff, not independent auditors, and leaders wants protections built in.
Questions pile up about the Gay Street Bridge. Here's how to have a say | The Key
Deadline: If you want to speak in front of the city council, make sure you sign up by 4 p.m. the day of the meeting by ...
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Gay Street Bridge will never reopen to vehicle traffic, but will for pedestrians and bicyclists
The bridge that connects downtown to South Knoxville over the Tennessee River has been closed to cars and pedestrians since ...
City leaders announce Gay Street Bridge will not reopen to cars
The bridge is set to reopen to only pedestrians and cyclists in late 2025 or early 2026, due to the severity of the damage ...
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Knoxville mayor: Gay Street Bridge will not reopen to motor vehicles
Gay Street Bridge will not be reopening to regular motor vehicle traffic, the mayor of Knoxville and other experts shared Wednesday morning. Mayor Indya Kincannon, along ...
Is a car-less Gay Street Bridge bad for business? It may depend on your side of the river
"I don't know what has hurt us more, the bridge being closed or Ozempic," a Gay Street restaurant owner told Knox News.
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Committee members push for a new direction for Knoxville's waste, fraud and abuse hotline
Mayor Indya Kincannon announced the hotline Feb. 17. Neighbors can report concerns by making a phone call, filling out an online form or creating a report through the city's MyKnoxville app.