A pedestrian was killed and another injured at the same Germantown intersection this summer,…
- Sarah Grace Taylor and Mikeie Honda Reiland, Nashville Banner
- Eli Motycka
Arts organization lost at least two employees in recent months due to institutional politics
- Hannah Herner
2024 law was blocked following a ruling that it violated First Amendment rights
- Betsy Phillips
What this headstone tells us about the famed sculptor, his family and the lasting impact of slavery
- Scene Staff
In 2022, Tennessee’s Republican supermajority carved Nashville into three new congressional districts. Here’s how that has played out since.
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
The race to replace U.S. Rep. Mark Green is crowded — and early voting in the primary begins Sept. 17
- Eli Motycka
Following his four years as a national conservative leader, physician Bill Frist of the billionaire Frist family has focused on the health and education of future generations
- Eli Motycka
History and data show that gerrymandering has worked, delivering easy victories for Republicans
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
Taking a tour of the area where Nashville’s three gerrymandered congressional districts meet
- Eli Motycka
More than 66,000 inactive voters make up majority of historic drop in county report from Secretary of State Tre Hargett
- Julianne Akers
State attorney says law could also criminalize people who smuggle, harbor immigrants residing in U.S. legally
- Julianne Akers
Project funding, safety, utility concerns addressed in 18-page document
- Julia Bensfield Luce
The Boring Company’s Tesla tunnel is coming our way, like it or not. Here are our thoughts on what it can actually be used for.
- John Glennon
Overall construction is approximately halfway done, with completion still set for February 2027
- Alejandro Ramirez
The city is reeling from ICE’s May operation, but with another surge expected, education and advocacy campaigns soldier on
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
Skyler Robert Philippi planned to blow up an electrical substation using an explosive drone
- Julianne Akers
Allen Beard Jr. is the eighth warden in nine years at the Hartsville private prison
- Betsy Phillips
Tennessee's 5th Congressional District rep nonsensically claimed that the mayor is 'using the city as an outpost for international gangs'
- D. Patrick Rodgers
Hillsboro Village arthouse commemorates 100 years with Tennessee Historical Commission plaque, Metro Council resolution
- Eli Motycka
Democratic Columbia mayor to challenge Republican Andy Ogles
- Hannah Herner
Safety net hospital takes step forward on path to new building
- Anne Ray
Printed by people incarcerated in the now-closed Tennessee State Prison, 'The Interim' set the stage for prison newspapers of today
- Julianne Akers
The body also selects Delishia Porterfield as president pro tempore, chooses other committee chairs
- Eli Motycka
Councilmember Ginny Welsch cites 'financial irregularities' in formal request to Metro Audit Committee
- Photo: Hamilton Matthew Masters
Protesters gathered on Labor Day to speak out against a joint operation between ICE and the Tennessee National Guard
- Hannah Herner
Nonprofit looks to cover $250,000 shortfall brought on by lost sponsorships from VUMC, Cracker Barrel and others
- Betsy Phillips
Authorities recently determined that the famed McNairy County sheriff likely killed his wife. Here's how that relates to Nashville's civil rights era bombings.
- Eli Motycka
Nashville Department of Transportation faces off with citizens who want to reinstall seating on Korean Veterans Boulevard
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
Sen. Rusty Crowe’s announcement echoes statements by Trump officials, ignores role of gun legislation
- Julianne Akers
Marjorie Pomeroy-Wallace, former chief of staff and top aide to O'Connell, steps down
- John Glennon
Coming off of a wretched season, the Tennessee Titans are rebuilding — again
- Julianne Akers
Best Brands CEO alleges councilmember misused office for personal benefit
- Eli Motycka
Another lawsuit joins the legal fallout from alleged University School of Nashville grooming incident
- Julianne Akers
Nonprofit voices concerns regarding WeGo policies
- Hannah Herner
Centers struggle with regulation costs, and a report calls for sustained funding
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
U.S. House speaker invokes God, warns of 2026 midterms at Tennessee Republican Party’s Statesmen’s Dinner
- Betsy Phillips
The field to replace U.S. Rep. Mark Green is flooded with candidates. How well do they know the 7th?
- D. Patrick Rodgers, Hamilton Matthew Masters
The Maryland man at the center of national media attention is heading to his home state
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
ICE mum on details about its ‘expanding mission’ through end of 2025
- Eli Motycka
Senator reported more than $6 million in disbursements in 2025 as she spends down D.C. accounts
- Julianne Akers
Councilmember outbursts, drama mark disorderly discussion related to overlay bill for West Side neighborhood
- Lena Mazel
New legislation expands the Central Business Improvement District to cover the Gulch. Homeless service providers are concerned.
- Eli Motycka
Strip along Korean Veterans Boulevard frequently brought together tourists, residents and unhoused people
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
The Brentwood Republican is representing parents suing the school district over a transgender student's inclusion in a sex-ed course
- Betsy Phillips
About 130 years ago, this obscure part of town was full of vice — and roving gangs of violent women
- Eli Motycka
Niche legal defense account shows nine months of unpaid bills, adding to congressman’s financial woes
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
Following a heated town meeting, one elected representative is calling for an investigation into the conduct of other officials
- William Williams
Investors buy 45 acres of multiple industrial properties on Cumberland River
- Alejandro Ramirez, Eli Motycka
Exploring the work of Metro's Office of Homeless Services and rapid rehousing nonprofit Safe Haven
- Eli Motycka
The Office of Homeless Services is at the center of shaky citywide efforts as detractors call for director to be ousted
- Alejandro Ramirez
Nashville family shelter shows how rapid rehousing works
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- Scene Staff
In 2022, Tennessee’s Republican supermajority carved Nashville into three new congressional …
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
The race to replace U.S. Rep. Mark Green is crowded — and early voting in the primary begins…