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.
7 things to know about Knoxville's Gay Street Bridge now that it won't reopen to cars
After months of uncertainty following the sudden shutdown of downtown Knoxville's historic Gay Street Bridge last summer, ...
Gay Street Bridge will never reopen to vehicle traffic, but will for pedestrians and bicyclists
The bridge, however, will be reopened to pedestrians and bicyclists in the future. "We are now aware that the ...
Every other major Tennessee city has turned an old bridge into an urban life destination
Knoxville will follow the example of Chattanooga, Memphis and Nashville to reopen an antique bridge for pedestrians.
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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 ...
After another tense meeting, Knoxville seeks to expand its police co-response teams
Mayor Indya Mayor Indya Kincannon told KPD officers to remove two attendees after she deemed them "out of order" during the ...
Pedestrian bridge becoming a reality after 'patience, perseverance and vision'
Knoxville seized on a last-minute opportunity to reapply for a grant to build a bridge from the university campus across the Tennessee River.
Turn Up Knox pauses its violence interruption work after city cancels contract
The group received almost $1 million to connect those at-risk for gun violence with the resources they need to break the cycle.
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Knoxville to get $24.7M RAISE grant for pedestrian bridge
The Mayor of Knoxville, Indya Kincannon made the announcement on Wednesday. “We are so excited to have secured the next round of funding to make the South Knoxville Pedestrian Bridge a reality ...
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Knoxville becomes Tennessee's first Charging Smart city
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Knoxville is the first Tennessee city to join the Charging Smart program, funded by the United States Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technologies Office. The new technical ...