In Knoxville, business news means corporate mergers, store openings and closings, startup funding and leadership changes. Reporting follows the shifting commercial landscape and its impact on the regional economy.
The Appalachian Mountain Bike Club's biggest fundraiser of the year drew riders from across the country and abroad to Knoxville's trails.
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Should your city spend more public money on local hiking and biking trails?
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Do you think new housing projects like this make rent more affordable in your area?
Dominion Group is renovating the historic St. Mary's hospital building into 109 apartments as part of a 160-unit development.
The NextDent 300 printer will help the nonprofit produce customized dentures for underserved patients at no cost.
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Would you support paying a toll for faster lanes on your local interstate?
A new study proposes tolled choice lanes and widening along a 17-mile stretch of I-40 and I-75 in West Knoxville.
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Will the Alcoa Highway interchange be completed by fall 2027 as scheduled?
Tennessee transportation officials will open a new northbound Alcoa Highway off-ramp to Cherokee Trail at 6 a.m. Nov. 9.
Gardner, a Knoxville native with more than 30 years of advisory banking experience, will lead the bank's operations in the market.
This section follows corporate announcements, retail trends, hiring developments and market growth. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. The mix of established industry anchors and emerging startups creates a distinct rhythm of growth and change. Regulatory shifts and local zoning decisions often influence how quickly new projects move through the development pipeline.
