Lt. Gov. Randy McNally removes Oliver from committee, restricts legislative pay

Growing congregation partners with developer to explore 'all options' for $14.5 million site

Three judges sided with the state as new congressional maps take hold in Tennessee

Last week, Scott Borchetta joined the growing list of commencement speakers expounding the glories of AI while graduates boo them

Sycamore Institute will conduct research for local chapter of national organization supporting news access

The commission — hatched as a city hub for film and music promotion — has been dogged by political fights and procedural issues

In his opinion, Judge Waverly Crenshaw described the indictment as selective, vindictive and an ‘abuse of prosecuting power’

Gov. Bill Lee issues one-year reprieve after emergency filing with Tennessee Supreme Court

Court challenge to Memphis gerrymander focuses on standing and the meaning of the word 'facilitate'

City officials pursue riverfront park with boathouse after clearing decades-old encampment near Cumberland River

Also: Early form of Metro budget advances; childcare zoning legislation approved; council condemns airport authority takeover

Tennessee to provide coffee chain $30 million in incentives for Nashville move as employees push for improved wages and working conditions

Speaker Sexton celebrates state's aggressive immigration actions with gift to Trump adviser

A referendum effort aiming to write fairgrounds racing out of — and affordable housing into — the city charter approved in second pass

NFL owners approve move by unanimous 32-0 vote Tuesday at league meetings in Florida

The district removed 'Roots' from its shelves after an anonymous complaint. 'Roots' was placed on a list of state books just two years ago.

Conservative media group crashing in popularity after MAGA crack-up and a foray into feature films

Longtime Memphis congressman no longer campaigning after GOP passes new map

Tech giant files permits with state, Metro; construction on two-year project could begin this summer

University’s 10-year Quantum Leap initiative will include $400 million innovation center, arena, student center

After fallen limbs aggravated ice storm outages, NES has widened its buffer into private property — Metro Council is pushing back

Mayor taps Dodson Parker Behm & Capparella managing partner to succeed city attorney

Democrats Barry, Copeland, Dixie and more rush to declare in congressional races, while GOP’s Taylor and Warner get an apparent head start

Democrats respond with nonchalance at punishment, Minority Leader Camper says move is about 'power and control'

Real estate company will donate profits from lease with ICE’s legal advisory branch, refrain from leasing Nashville office space to federal agencies

Fifty-eight-year-old Billy Ray Swaner was walking along the sidewalk near the intersection of East Trinity Lane and Gallatin Pike on May 4 when he stumbled into the roadway. He was hit and killed by a semi. 

The idea that three victims were buried alive has persisted for decades despite expert refutations and doubt from the original medical examiner

The state's Republican supermajority did as it was told and gerrymandered Memphis. Then they were shocked and outraged by the protests.

Suit focuses on bills removing state law prohibiting congressional district changes between census years

Members bring renewed focus to local politics as congressional fight roils Capitol

Protests from demonstrators and Democrats mark heated final day of whirlwind special session

Follow our updates as Tennessee’s House and Senate consider Republican attempts to split Memphis into thirds