Rezoning, updates to Metro Code seek to expand multimodal infrastructure in forthcoming mixe…
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
- Hannah Herner
Advocates raise concern about juvenile detention changes, oversight of DCS facilities
- John Glennon
Following radio host's statement, Titans decline comment on possibility of Nissan Stadium playing host in four years
- Betsy Phillips
Gov. Bill Lee signed a symbolic proclamation praising 'God’s design for familial structure' — in a state built on slavery and facing an affordability crisis
- Julianne Akers
Report details issues with operations, communication during Winter Storm Fern restoration; full review to be released in June
- Steven Hale, Nashville Banner
Filing claims councilmember failed to disclose role on Music City Children’s Museum board in connection with zoning vote
- Scene Staff
General Assembly approves $58 billion state budget, school voucher expansion and ‘Charlie Kirk Act’ as session heads toward close
- Eli Motycka
After a voting misfire, one neighborhood prepares its own elections over historic property restrictions
- Eli Motycka
Legal debt burdens Ogles’ books amid strong haul from leading Democratic challenger; quarterly reports also show financial positions for Blackburn, Hagerty, Rose
- Julianne Akers
Senate narrowly votes to conform to House bill and expand Education Freedom Scholarship program to offer 35,000 vouchers
- John Glennon
NSC downs Club America 1-0 in storied Estadio Azteca, advances to semifinal round of Concacaf Champions Cup
- Alejandro Ramirez
Faith leaders and immigration advocates say man was denied visitation, legal counsel while hospitalized
- Julianne Akers
Study shows barriers in housing, employment, education disproportionately affect African American residents in Davidson County
- Lena Mazel
Old Hickory homeowners wanted traffic calming measures. It worked. Then they petitioned to have them removed.
- Julianne Akers
Representatives advance bill to offer 35,000 Education Freedom Scholarships in close vote as senators prepare to discuss different version of legislation
- Emily R. West
Tennessee’s lieutenant governor — one of the state’s longest-serving lawmakers — will retire from the legislature following this session
- John Glennon
Nashville officially eliminated for postseason play after loss to Sharks, L.A.'s win over Seattle
- Hannah Herner
Bill co-sponsor calls gender-affirming care a 'fad' but removes county information requirement at request of protesters
- John Glennon
Team may start red-hot Justus Annunen in net over Juuse Saros
- Betsy Phillips
What happened to Allen Beasley, a man enslaved at the city's waterworks department?
- John Glennon
East Bank venue set to open in February 2027, with Titans to begin playing there in fall
- Scene Staff
Voucher expansion, immigration bills barrel toward key votes as state oversight of Music City Loop advances
- Hannah Herner
Rep. Tim Rudd claims unhoused people were shipped from Nashville to Murfreesboro
- Scene Staff
Stories on the local tree canopy, Tennessee quarries, the endangered Nashville crayfish and more — plus, how to get free trees and recycle your electronics
- Julianne Akers
The crustacean plays a key role in its Mill Creek ecosystem, but threats remain
- Hannah Herner
Metro Nashville’s electronic recycling centers feel the effects of churning technology
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
Organizations like Root Nashville and the Nashville Tree Foundation want to keep the city’s tree canopy strong
- Michael Ray Taylor
State Supreme Court guts the County Powers Act, leaving the topic of quarry bans an open question
- Eli Motycka
Officials vow to restore canopy after winter storm devastation; Nashville Electric Service steps up tree-trimming
- Nicolle S. Praino
Metro Planning prepares to launch an 18-month study focusing on Davidson County’s environment
- John Glennon
Nashville is 3-0-1 on current road trip, holds second wild-card spot
- Sarah Grace Taylor and Lillian Avedian, Nashville Banner
After tucking a citizenship requirement into a public school funding section of the bill, Republicans have refocused on voucher expansion
- Julianne Akers
Meanwhile, Oracle rezoning and affordable child care efforts advance
- Eli Motycka
University’s ‘Innovation District’ would turn parking lots into office buildings; nearby residents want specifics
- Julianne Akers
18 amendments to be considered for redevelopment plan
- Margaret Littman
The taxman still cometh, but no coordinated action has taken place surrounding significant tax increases
- Stephen Trageser
Catching up on the suit, filed by the federal DOJ and signed on to by Tennessee’s attorney general
- Julianne Akers
Suit argues that state law is unconstitutional and could criminalize landlords, churches and nonprofits
- Betsy Phillips
The Scene's late editor died 10 years ago this week. I think he would have loved these two recent news items.
- Eli Motycka
Hockey season heads to blistering finish as veteran core leads team on a West Coast road trip
- Hannah Herner
Though pregnant people are protected from litigation, Bulso’s bill could still open a path to a federal lawsuit
- William Williams
Update to Metro’s downtown code to be sought related to East Bank project
- Scene Staff
Voucher expansion altered, immigration crackdown continues as slew of bills heads to governor
- Scene Staff
As The Boring Company tunnels forward, we explore the company’s track record, the tunnel’s environmental impact and the politics surrounding the project
- Julianne Akers
State vs. Metro power struggle persists as state and local leaders fight for control over tunnel project
- Nick Pipitone
A warning from a Las Vegas Loop critic: ‘Don’t take the bait’
- Alejandro Ramirez
Professor Mark Abolins talks about Nashville’s challenging bedrock
- Julianne Akers
Amendment aims to increase tracking requirements for the immigration status of K-12 students
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
Memphis Democrats voice support for MSCS, hope for ‘collaboration’ following audit results
- Liz Garrigan
Writes the Scene’s former editor-in-chief, the city has become easier to explain and harder to recognize
- Eli Motycka
Maryland Republican James Appel faces federal charges for taking $100,000 from a state lawmaker's campaign account to finance a yacht
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- Scene Staff
Stories on the local tree canopy, Tennessee quarries, the endangered Nashville crayfish and …
- Julianne Akers
The crustacean plays a key role in its Mill Creek ecosystem, but threats remain
