The city is reeling from ICE’s May operation, but with another surge expected, education and advocacy campaigns soldier on

Printed by people incarcerated in the now-closed Tennessee State Prison, 'The Interim' set the stage for prison newspapers of today

Nonprofit looks to cover $250,000 shortfall brought on by lost sponsorships from VUMC, Cracker Barrel and others

Centers struggle with regulation costs, and a report calls for sustained funding

New legislation expands the Central Business Improvement District to cover the Gulch. Homeless service providers are concerned.

Niche legal defense account shows nine months of unpaid bills, adding to congressman’s financial woes

Following a heated town meeting, one elected representative is calling for an investigation into the conduct of other officials

Hamilton County organizer calls for a bigger tent and simple messages

Legal complaints cite civil rights violations, understaffing and mismanagement at facilities run by the massive Brentwood-based operator

MNPD’s use of the controversial GrayKey tool raises privacy concerns

Jose Reyes helped police investigate a child-sexual-assault case. Now his family wants to know why he could be deported.

Local environmental leader wants to bring further awareness to tree canopy

Despite administrative and policy setbacks, Nashville’s public school system saw significant improvement in testing

More than a dozen Republicans and Democrats have kicked off campaigns to replace former U.S. Rep. Mark Green

Four-episode WPLN series The Country in Our Hearts explores how Nashville became a home for Kurdish Americans

Nashville has proven to be fertile ground for companies operating multilevel-marketing-type schemes

Steady decline in MMR vaccinations leaves room for Tennessee cases

A local attorney is suing an apartment management company over fees he says violate the terms of his lease

At least five state representatives will vie for U.S. congressional seat left open by Mark Green

Current discussions around East Bank echo the conflict that sparked influential urban design forums 30 years ago

The Trump-backed federal budget package will slash TennCare, SNAP funding 

Conservative ‘rising star’ expected to be confirmed to 6th Circuit Court of Appeals within weeks

U.S. Senate votes to remove provision from federal budget legislation that would infringe upon states’ right to legislate artificial intelligence 

According to a recent study, property owners in urban areas have essentially been double-paying for some services

Following trans youth health care ban, Republicans show contradictions on state and federal policy, parental rights

Councilmember Joy Styles says her district doesn’t want to sign up for any more apartments

Public meetings, salaries targeted in federal legislation

Thanks to opioid abatement funds, programs like Firefly and The Next Door Recovery share their successes

Special work sessions and meetings dot the calendar as Metro Council approaches its June 30 budget deadline

Vanderbilt University Medical Center research lab seeks funding, shares goals with public

City, nonprofit providers and unhoused people navigate distrust as Metro fences off downtown encampment

Undocumented immigrants face choice between eviction or risk of deportation

Tennessee children claim ‘draconian conditions’ in foster care system

Part 2 of our update on East Tennessee development River Gorge Ranch

Fund Recovery project at Twice Daily distributes up to 750 boxes of overdose-reversal drug per week

Some city planners envision a Nashville where transit intersects with ‘ample job opportunities, services, parks and community infrastructure’

Communities of color are hit harder by air pollution

Immigration roundups terrorize South Nashville and take residents with no criminal history

The long-simmering River Gorge Ranch is building slowly in East Tennessee

Offering vision but few details, mayor shifts focus to housing as reports pile up about supply shortfall

Just four of nine seats are filled, leaving Nashville’s powerful energy suppliers constrained by law

Trump’s HHS secretary endures heckles in address to split crowd — meanwhile, Metro Nashville brings a lawsuit against Kennedy and HHS

Housing diversity is seen as key to alleviating catastrophic home prices

The legislation, written by a conservative advocacy group, could affect urgent care and rural patients

Folks living at Suburban Mobile Home Park in Antioch unite against what they describe as exploitation

Boulevard sidewalks and a new Cheekwood access road have run into staunch opposition from residents

USDA pulls millions in funding from the local nonprofit

Residents plan for next steps as police and social workers manage a 60-day countdown at large downtown encampment