Research center explains why housing is getting more expensive in Tennessee
Housing prices in Tennessee are rising as newcomers from wealthier regions boost demand, outpacing supply, a study by the ...
Knoxville regional transportation plan highlights impact of population growth
The Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization released a plan forecasting the next 25 years, laying out its ...
Meat Madness: This Knoxville burger joint lost by one! Vote now on 8 restaurants remaining
One vote was the difference between Balter Beerworks and Sevier Avenue Burger Company. Which restaurant advanced in Knoxville ...
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PPR Purchases Knoxville BTR Community
PPR Capital Management has partnered with Center Creek Capital Group to acquire the Highline at Knoxville, a build-to-rent ...
Meat Madness: Not trying to start beef, but 16 Knoxville burger spots must go. Vote now!
Crowning Knoxville's king of burgers also means smashing the hopes of 16 first-round restaurants rivaling for royalty. Vote ...
Key Tennessee committee passes bill that could bar undocumented kids from schools
The bill's sponsors hope to trigger a legal battle to challenge a longstanding U.S. Supreme Court ruling guaranteeing ...
Bill that would limit embryos for IVF fails in Tennessee
A bill that would have a major impact on in vitro fertilization (IVF) in Tennessee was voted down in the Population Health ...
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Bill allowing Knoxville stadium to sell liquor, wine passes Tennessee General Assembly
The Tennessee House of Representatives passed legislation on Monday that will make it possible for Covenant Health Park to sell wine and liquor.
Tennessee Senate passes bill to protect access to IVF while leaving window for state regulations
HB0533/SB0449, known as the Fertility and Contraceptive Protection Act, was filed in the Senate by Sen. Becky Massey ...
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Bill allowing Knoxville stadium to sell liquor, wine passes Tennessee General Assembly
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Tennessee House of Representatives ... It allows stadiums in a county that has a population over 350,000 to apply for a liquor-by-the-drink license.