One of the city’s longest-running nonprofits has reached max capacity

Stressed by new construction, neighbors pursue historic preservation tool to control teardowns near 12South

Bill from Sexual Assault Center sees bipartisan support, clarifies Tennessee law

Before lawmakers gavel out this year — ahead of an election cycle — a bill designed to protect pesticide companies’ liability remains uncertain

Newly formed Nashville Property Tax Coalition says businesses will close without some form of intervention

Legislation about bail, body cameras and prison reform is up for debate

Attorneys say once-routine immigration cases are now ending in detention

Former President Andrew Jackson’s home addresses history of people enslaved at the property, adds further programming

Davidson County sheriff resists changing protocol at the city’s first jail-alternative facility

Amid ongoing debates, state grant money is flowing toward a number of proposed safety enhancements in downtown Nashville

New rules for Buchanan Street businesses spark questions about North Nashville’s future

Cement plant blames cleared trees and East Bank prep for increase in volume 

Proposed state legislation could increase transparency and accountability in correctional facilities plagued by violence

State law passed last year targets public safety risks as drivers point to increasing off-app rides

Republican lawmakers’ agreement with the right-wing organization is not backed by legislation

Status of school safety, gun reform uncertain as Josselin Corea Escalante is remembered

Violent crime in Nashville was down in 2025. A new city task force is creating a plan to keep those numbers dropping.

More people than ever are traveling to and from the airport. What’s the city’s plan?

Recent Americans for Prosperity events reveal the priorities of Tennessee’s Republican supermajority

Among the requests for fiscal year 2026-27 are additional staff for state troopers and the Department of Children’s Services

Commission finds limited progress on greenways, bike lanes and sidewalks in annual transportation report to mayor

REACH goes 24/7 as it finishes third year; Partners in Care aims to add weekend coverage

Workwear Outfitters, headquartered in Nashville, is a repeat vendor for ICE and U.S. Border Patrol

Scrutiny and analysis abound after Aftyn Behn brings Democrats within striking distance of a redrawn congressional seat

Protests over the state’s ‘age-appropriateness review’ directive flared up at a recent Rutherford County Library System meeting

A few new projects are tucked into O’Connell’s new spending plan for general maintenance across schools, greenways and city services

The autonomous vehicle company will partner with Lyft in Nashville next year for a full rollout of driverless robotaxis

AJ Capital has turned the area into a construction site. Will a neighborhood emerge?

As MNPS heightens safety measures, student concerns persist

Councilmember Terry Vo says developer needs to address community concerns before moving forward

More than 200,000 people could lose coverage as pandemic-era enhanced tax credits expire

Opinion: When Tennessee families go hungry, Gov. Bill Lee serves excuses instead of action — and calls it governing

Tennessee is an early adopter of VR technology Floreo, now covered by TennCare

Parents can turn to special education advocates to help during the individualized education program process

State and Metro partner on stabilization center with Mental Health Coop

April Calvin handpicked who received housing from shelters in a program within Metro Office of Homeless Services

Nashville field-trip staple reveals plans for Oct. 31 anniversary and new exhibits with Tennessee focus

A local musician sublets rooms to fellow artists looking for cheap rent. Metro Codes says he’s operating a ‘boarding house.’

Candidates emphasize party unity, push fundraising in weeks following crowded primary

The festivities, hosted by the Tennessee Equality Project, take place this weekend in Murfreesboro

Facing pressure from Sen. Marsha Blackburn, university leaders fired Darren Michael over legal and policy concerns

Latest federal recommendations encourage physician conversations about shots, but do not require prescription

For awardees, projects like school programming and re-entry offerings come from personal experience

Campaign finance oversight flagged latest reports from Blackburn, Harshbarger and Green, as well as candidate Van Epps

A pedestrian was killed and another injured at the same Germantown intersection this summer, raising concerns about response time

Arts organization lost at least two employees in recent months due to institutional politics

2024 law was blocked following a ruling that it violated First Amendment rights

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

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