Tennessean couple Ralph and Rosie Graham were part of 1969 moon landing team

Talking to the veteran who named Vietnam Veterans Boulevard — in the wake of its rededication as Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway

A small teenage core will manage and staff a renovated corner market from anti-violence nonprofit Gideon’s Army

Watchdog: The system raises troubling questions about who becomes a suspect

The state ban on THCA kicks in this month, eliminating smokable offerings

A potential overstep by the city is the latest lawsuit in a Bellevue battle against the 417-unit Ariza complex

Talking to producers, film commissioners and other industry insiders about how Nashville’s film scene has forged its own path

The Vanderbilt immunologist is seeking funding for 100 antibody treatments

A new law permitting some use of sandwich boards may help businesses — but other signage complexities remain

Nashvillian Morris Frank co-founded The Seeing Eye almost a century ago. Since then, the organization has paired nearly 20,000 people with guide dogs.

Asphalt Beach and FLWR Shop return to East Nashville, while High Garden charts new location

Founder Rich Logis is giving Trump doubters a place to turn

As Margot says goodbye, Party Fowl moves in — and the neighborhood’s high rent prevents small business entry

Analyst to CoreCivic CEO: ‘Congrats on the quarter’

Remembering the beloved Nashvillian, community advocate and friend, who died in February

As a result, physicians and patients denied abortions are still awaiting their day in court over a 2023 lawsuit

When I drive my golf cart, my neighbors flash me a ‘one-finger peace sign’

District 12 Councilmember Erin Evans deals with domestic animals and exotic pets that run (or crawl, or slither) loose in her district

Amid fierce Capitol protests, Memphis loses majority-Black congressional district and Republicans gain midterms advantage in quick special session

‘Once you enter the dyslexia space, there are so many acronyms and so much jargon, it can be overwhelming’

As the office reaches 60 years, Nashville native Caroline Eller discusses taking over for longtime leader Tim Walker

Self-driving taxis are here, so what now? Our managing editor ordered a ride and pieced together this FAQ.

Advocates raise concern about juvenile detention changes, oversight of DCS facilities

Old Hickory homeowners wanted traffic calming measures. It worked. Then they petitioned to have them removed.

Tennessee’s lieutenant governor — one of the state’s longest-serving lawmakers — will retire from the legislature following this session

University’s ‘Innovation District’ would turn parking lots into office buildings; nearby residents want specifics

The taxman still cometh, but no coordinated action has taken place surrounding significant tax increases

Though pregnant people are protected from litigation, Bulso’s bill could still open a path to a federal lawsuit

Advocates bristle at fetal personhood legal ramifications, as well as government oversight in testing, certification

Children featured in content also have the right to ask for old videos to be removed

Planned studies focus on effects of cannabis, AI, adverse childhood experiences

The department says crews have picked up roughly 1 million cubic yards of downed trees and other vegetation following Winter Storm Fern

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?