Meanwhile, residents show up to protest Donelson ICE call center, and mayor’s small business incentives advance

East Nashville roadway next up for repaving, crosswalks, safety features

Historic Zoning named lead on statewide program  

Capitol building, Legislative Plaza upgrades will be done in time for gubernatorial inauguration, state officials say

Blackburn promises to keep doing what we’re doing, but extra tough. Who is this for?

City leaders hold memorial in honor of those who died in nation's deadliest terrorist attack

City and state still at odds over board control; name change has garnered bipartisan support, with more decisions to come

Mayor Freddie O'Connell pledges $100,000 PAC donation to TNDP election integrity efforts

Following John Ray Clemmons' questions over toll lane procurement process, Skrmetti’s office claims it has no jurisdiction

Referencing privacy and security, tech company updates complex plans in Metro filing

Nashville Zoo event was billed as largest lantern festival in U.S., will be replaced this year with Glow Wild

A photograph of a Civil War-era hospital raises more questions about sex workers of the time

Lawsuit alleges sex, disability discrimination after university refused insurance claim for facial feminization procedures

Republican legislators tout fiscal responsibility as reason for funding availability for childhood literacy nonprofit

Also: Councilmember Olivia Hill elected as president pro tempore; Music City Center refinancing passed

A clipboard army, judicial magistrate and more have entered the fairgrounds fray, leaving bad blood on all sides

Five Points retail mainstay will conclude 42-year run at the end of the year

Preserve Nashville one of 600 organizations fighting Trump administration’s proposal to weaken historic site protections

The country singer was universally beloved not despite her progressive values but because of them

Mayor, governor weigh in on memorializing Tennessee icon with airport rename while plane promoting petition flies over the Capitol

Is this cycle’s backlash different from the failed efforts of the past?

Social media giant to change access for children; state's portion of $17 billion payout to go toward Children’s Digital Protection Fund

Dismissed EVP claims termination came after investigation alleging hostile work environment

Local leaders say zoning and permitting legislation could be tool to stall federal project

School boards in several Tennessee counties have voted to include the Ten Commandments in public schools

ThinkTennessee report highlights strategies to plan for increased IT infrastructure as electricity board reconciles growing energy usage

Construction of the Choice Lanes is expected to result in the use of eminent domain, which could displace single-family homes along the corridor

Meanwhile, Metro is asking for a court dismissal of Neighbors for Safety’s Cheekwood-related lawsuit

Legislation moves forward to limit police drones for surveillance use, transfer up to $300 million in tourism dollars to East Bank

Metro joins lawsuit over federal policy to withhold public safety funding to local governments not complying with recently enacted measures

Interim review from mayor’s Winter Storm Response Commission notes ways Metro could have been prepared for historic ice storm

Throwing long bullets, flying kites and other things the Nashville government didn't want us to do in 1850

Five years after winning $240 million in government incentives, Oracle is lagging behind the pace necessary to meet its jobs obligations

Total Choose How You Move dollars reach $220 million for new signals, safety improvements, sidewalks and bus system

Lt. Gov. McNally spokesperson calls punishments ‘measured, appropriate and entirely legal’

House Speaker Cameron Sexton’s office confirms leaders are discussing possible session to address Broadway honky-tonk taxes

After 40 years on death row, Hines was killed for the 1985 murder of Catherine Jean Jackson Jenkins

Atlanta digital infrastructure developer seeking to construct tech facility near Nashville Zoo files lawsuit related to temporary permitting pause

The futuristic-looking autonomous vehicles have been seen parked at Dover Centre in Cool Springs

Private prison operator sold four properties for $2.2 billion in second quarter

The Republican nominee for governor — whose party has run the state for decades — promises a 'beacon of freedom'

Sarah Childress to lead new office within the mayor’s office following entertainment commission uncertainty

Patients describe failing knee replacements from doctors who reported more than $670,000 in implant income; FBI confirms ongoing investigation

Mark Proctor wins Democratic primary for Hemmer’s hotly contested District 59

See who earned the Democratic and Republican nominations in the 4th, 6th and 7th Congressional Districts

Tennessee’s senior U.S. senator is heavily favored to win November’s general election

The Memphis councilmember will face long odds in November’s general election