A new stadium isn’t making sense next to historic levels of losing

A decade after a development debacle, crews raise a park around Nashville’s UNESCO memorial in Wedgewood-Houston

Advocacy group Free Hearts launches Antioch space for incarcerated women to build sisterhood

Claims about ‘farm ponds’ grow heated at a public meeting 90 minutes south of Nashville

Stand Up Nashville wants Nashville’s businesses to pay wages that keep up with rising costs

Councilmembers expect emails and debate — but recent incidents have turned personal

FDA-approved treatment, coping mechanisms help lower the volume

A technology that’s ‘just as invasive and powerful as license plate readers’ is running searches on behalf of law enforcement

The folks behind new pedal tavern designs are fighting for disabled people’s right to party

The Davidson County satellite city maintains its community feel and loyal followings

City pauses residential permitting and commissions a review

The nonprofit will celebrate its 40th Annual Progressive Party Fundraiser on Sept. 16

For decades, commercial bustle has eluded the historic heart of Black Nashville — now change is coming quickly

Teachers will soon have to recognize Nov. 7 as  ‘Victims of Communism Day’

Locals remain nostalgic about Goodlettsville site as developer readies yearslong mixed-use project

Newly named leader pleads for investment from city, plans to ‘level up’

The CoreCivic-run Middle Tennessee prison continues to face reports of violence, fatalities and assault

The saga behind the new-build homes, which have been sitting vacant and half-finished for about two years

Developer plans return of old businesses, plus the addition of apartments and a park

Drones are the latest step in Metro police’s ‘steadily expanding surveillance apparatus’

Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition takes on case of detained immigrant mother

Blackburn in, Ogles out, and Dems boost Davidson County

Local attorney Alex Little has found a niche appealing to Trump

Centerville man awarded millions in settlement following illegal 2021 blockade of Mt. Juliet abortion clinic

Preservationists continue work to bring Engine 576 out of retirement

Search warrant executed on Wednesday, official on administrative leave

Five U.S. House seats include or border Davidson County after state Republicans drew out Memphis’ majority-Black district in May

At least four people have joined boards and commissions this year after training with the progressive group

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