Frustrations with Metro and NES are evident, as is the schadenfreude in other parts of the city

Nashville leaders encourage citizens to seek warm shelter as emergency response continues

Top officials warn widespread power outages will last at least 'through the weekend'

Online lineman rumor and AI imagery have further confused residents during weather emergency

Former political operative says he 'won't back down' from run for office

Roughly 135,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity during the biggest outage in NES history

Officials say 'several days' until power restored everywhere, encourage use of warming shelters

Opinion: When politicians finally get scared of being associated with you, they will abandon you. They will denounce you.

Leaders of nonprofit seek to reach those at risk amid funding slashes 

Reporting more than 215,000 power outages, city officials provide updates on temporary warming centers, primary snow routes

University will attempt to rezone 40 acres off West End for ‘innovation neighborhood’ in February

With next week's business largely canceled due to expected weather, early days of legislative session feature talks on rural health care, ICE restrictions, affordability, transportation and safety

As Republicans work with White House on immigration legislation, state Democrats push back

Also: Resolution condemning The Boring Company deferred; North Nashville zoning matter pushed to March

Second-term Antioch representative criticizes O’Connell, pushes for Global Mall redevelopment among other projects

Trump renews Nashville businessman’s nomination after Senate Republicans abandoned Beaman in December

Opinion: We failed Josselin Corea Escalante, who was killed in a school shooting a year ago this week

East Tennessee Republican has served body since 2010, says this session is his last

Verification, reporting requirements part of proposed bills filed

NDOT officials say top floors of seven-story structure could see reconstruction; library reopening date not finalized

The only woman on the state's death row bases challenge on the U.S. and Tennessee constitutions and her ‘unique medical conditions’

Immigration, education expected to remain key issues this year; protesters gather at Tennessee State Museum after legislative business

Councilmember sues Best Brands owner Ryan Moses for alleged defamation, claims 'blatant false allegations' related to recent ethics complaint

District 51 rep plans new organizing project with leftover campaign funds

Speaker Cameron Sexton has reportedly been at the White House 'numerous times' to plan anti-immigration policy with Stephen Miller. Yikes.

Investigation outlines ‘pervasive culture of fear, dissatisfaction and disengagement’ under Stephen Martini

New zoning policies, proposed Buchanan Street regulations lead to contentious public hearing about fairness and displacement

Hundreds congregate in Centennial Park to mourn the death of Renee Nicole Good and protest ICE 

Clarksville university backtracks three months after firing Darren Michael for Kirk comments

Democratic lawmakers accuse governor of ‘cruelty’ in opting out of $84 million in federal funds for low-income families

Fundraising bonanza leaves Democrat with a big chunk of leftover cash after special-election loss to Matt Van Epps

Smith alleges sexual harassment by colleague, gender discrimination at station

LIUNA campaign launched as separate group seeks the continuation of racing at Fairgrounds Nashville

I keep trying to make my peace with these historic local headstones crumbling and getting lost

From protests at the state Capitol and Ag Day on the Hill to Paul McCartney at The Pinnacle, here are 23 of the best shots of the year

From Best of Nashville to ICE arrests and layoffs at VUMC, here’s what grabbed our readers’ attention over the past year

In October, an MNPD officer and a state trooper escorting Cameron Sexton had an altercation. Why wasn't I told sooner?

Long-awaited review clears MNPD of extensive allegations from retired police lieutenant

City ceremony unveils redone streetscape as many storefronts remain boarded up or slated for demolition

State law says city historians can't be compensated. This should change.

Republicans abandon Nashville businessman as D.C. adjourns for the holidays

Lee pardons 33 people, including Nashville musician Jelly Roll

Ruling hinders disgruntled residents’ war on The Nations’ reform-minded councilmember

Fearing surveillance abuse, council again defers guidelines for a $15 million grant

The council pushes consideration of an agreement with the Nashville Downtown Partnership, as well as a resolution opposing Boring Company plans, to next year

Skeptical councilmembers will review $15 million resource-sharing agreement Tuesday night following Dec. 4 deferral

Schools, stone walls and Trail of Tears witness structure also listed under threat

Metro attorneys side against disgruntled activists aiming for Councilmember Rollin Horton