DA supports vacating murder conviction for Tennessee Innocence Project client Claude Garrett 

Transit advocates gathered in observance and to call for safety investments

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, NPR and more

Can the NFL's hottest team avoid playing down against a bad division rival?

After 20 months, Gov. Lee is stripping back the remaining provisions of his pandemic-era executive orders

Get a load of photographer John Partipilo's shot of the 'Beaver Moon' lunar eclipse

Memphis DA sets aside death penalty for Pervis Payne in exchange for two life sentences 

Gov. Bill Lee announced the state will cover relocation expenses for law enforcement leaving states with 'restrictive mandates'

New hire Diana Alarcon comes from Arizona, specializes in developing new local departments

The bill also funds renovations at Brookmeade Park and construction vehicles

Gov. Bill Lee opted not to sign a bill, saying it needs 'significant updates.' But that's not really how it works.

Recently passed legislation bars schools from requiring masks, greenlights partisan school board elections

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from Vox, Vulture and The New York Times

The Conviction Review Unit and the Tennessee Innocence Project are asking a court to vacate the convictions of Joyce Watkins and Charlie Dunn

MNPS staff rallied and the district agreed to oversee Nashville Classical Charter School 2 

The response to an email about touring encampments underscores other divides on homelessness issues

For the second time in two years, Nashville death row prisoner sees his death sentence vacated 

Olivia Hill says she faced egregious harassment and discrimination after her 2019 transition 

The Adventure Science Center has planted trees on the Bass Street community archaeological site for an arboretum

Former Mayor David Briley is among those already running to succeed him on the bench

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from The Washington Post, McSweeney's and ProPublica

Kingless Tennessee heads to L.A. this weekend

Tennessee attorney general signs onto legal challenge over vaccine-or-testing requirements

Oscar Smith is set to be executed on April 21, followed by Harold Nichols on June 9

The clinics will administer COVID-19 vaccines to students ages 5 to 17 and boosters for eligible adults

Feds approved shots for children in recent days

Tenants hosted an art exhibit rally ahead of the council vote and shared more frustrations about the landlord and developer

The state legislature’s recent special session yielded anti-mitigation policies

Overlay would make it more difficult to change live music club’s appearance

Ford among companies pressuring GOP not to limit disease mitigation options

Party bus barons are pretty pissed about booze bans on their Broadway barges

Tennessee can put a stranglehold on the AFC South with a win in Indianapolis

Jay Servais will lead Metro's effort to serve unhoused Nashvillians

Former federal prosecutor, Legal Aid attorney Lynne Ingram taking on Kelvin Jones

Lawmakers planning to discuss COVID-19 restrictions, school board elections

Residents of the 198 Gatewood Ave. community decry management practices, say they need more time to move

Partisan school board elections, Glenn Funk crackdown on docket as legislature returns for another special session Wednesday

The rally and press conference took place after the filing of a Metro Council bill that would create the office

Freddie O’Connell’s bill arrives as activists make similar call in the wake of homelessness director’s resignation

Nashville offering Pfizer, J&J at two drive-thru locations, multiple pop-up clinics

Feds allege Republican Kelsey conspired with Nashville club owner to funnel funds

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from The Cut, Michael Hobbes and Vice

After a Monday night thriller, Tennessee takes on Kansas City Sunday

‘In the world of politics, this is less far-fetched than the thought of Trump in the White House was five years ago’

A ban on alcohol on party vehicles will go into effect in December unless there is further council action