Metro-appointed group meets to discuss lawsuit as state-appointed members go about business as usual

Governor’s race leads fundraising as candidates jockey for position ahead of August primaries

The Hollywood Reporter says Deputy Gov. Stuart McWhorter has contacted the embattled entertainment conglomerate

Incumbent Nashville mayor officially launches run for second term at North Nashville event

Decision allows state to move forward with prohibition on virtual currency kiosks as litigation continues

Opinion: From racism to hypocrisy and crushing cookies, Blackburn's race to be governor is paved with unpleasantness and cruelty

Mayor, WeGo CEO attribute public transit progress to fare-free program and fuel prices

The Tennessee senator’s fortune cookie ad is the latest in her storied career of anti-Chinese bigotry

Seven-hour public hearing sees Nashvillians back strict regulations on tech facilities, construction moratorium, mayor's eminent domain legislation

Gas expansions, nuclear power will service data center boom as utility plans through 2050

Legislation focuses on stricter regulations for facilities, 90-day construction moratorium, eminent domain targeting zoo-area site

Metro expects its board to continue to meet, says court granted stay through July 27

Rarely enforced, the state punishment has housing advocates worried that city seeks to further criminalize homelessness

Zoo spokesperson says closing date for transaction is July 6

Opinion: A recent awkward moment with NewsChannel 5 showed how desperate the senator is to avoid questions from media

Early intervention group offers preventative services for partygoers

Longtime union activist was president of the Central Labor Council and involved in myriad causes

Laine Arnold becomes the utility provider’s first communications leader

Crackdowns on hemp, immigration, AI regulations, religion in public schools among topics involving state’s newest legislation

Chamber finds rare bipartisan agreement after Tony Carruthers’ botched lethal injection in May

Neighbors for Safety BMH alleges city is not property enforcing zoning requirements at site, seeks construction stoppage

The protocol that took effect in 2025 sheds new light on Tony Carruthers’ botched execution

State and local government leaders, university officials address community concerns regarding on-campus tech facility plan

Following community backlash, Metro could take control of South Nashville property for public use 

Allen was just 14 when the city purchased him to build its waterworks in 1831

Referendum effort will likely put proposed ban on fairgrounds racing in front of voters next year

Daniel Diermeier joins politicians, billionaires and tech elite in secretive conference network

Tennessee Tribune founder and publisher and social justice advocate was known for her storied career

In custody for attempted Clarksville murder, Dalton 'Chud the Builder' Eatherly appeared downtown for Nashville charges of theft, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest

Freddie O'Connell's office declined to offer digital infrastructure developer incentives during March meeting

Anti-abortion legislators see eight-year project completed 

Independent review notes utility provider’s lack of preparedness for emergency management, restoration, communications after January ice storm

Nonprofit starts petition drive as neighborhood group asks Metro to pause construction of facility

The state’s gruesome failed execution in May has fueled Darrell Hines’ appeal for a reprieve from Gov. Bill Lee

Opinion: People like Josh Hokit and Riley Gaines don't seem to actually care about the context or impact of the things they say

Kansas City company that recently paid $70 million for SoBro Margaritaville hotel building now owns lakefront water park

Neighborhood group wants more concessions in university plan to transform parking lots into business hub