From the MNPS board to the U.S. Congressional primaries, here are the results you need to know

Republican will face Democrat Heidi Campbell in race to succeed Rep. Jim Cooper

Jones bests Porterfield for Democratic nomination, will likely succeed Rep. Mike Stewart

Democrats Elrod, Nabaa-McKinney, Mayes and O’Hara Block win in their districts

Oliver beats Jerry Maynard and Ludye Wallace in race to succeed Sen. Brenda Gilmore

Surgeon Martin beats Smiley and Atwater in Thursday primary

Foreman will face off against Democrat Caleb Hemmer in the November general

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In her latest recap, @startleseasily reports on CM Swope's defense of the RNC, and CM Mendes' legislative roll

The mayor, Metro councilmembers and Freddie Benford's neighbors respond to the Scene’s July 28 cover story

State officials have hinted at possible retribution for rebuffing national GOP convention

Metro Police Chief John Drake cites Uvalde, Texas, school shooting in announcing increased security presence

Fundamentalist Christian group Operation Save America held its Foundations of Freedom event in Nashville

Metro Council legislation — and city rumors — suggest political negotiations that have not actually taken place

If you were picking a place to possibly die, this spot in rural Kentucky would be as fine a place as any

Nashville and Triple H both had plenty to prove at Saturday's SummerSlam at Nissan Stadium

Statement follows an in-depth Scene report on codes violations being weaponized against Black and low-income Nashvillians

New owners include local developer, Tubb relative, Russian-born musician

Major asset managers report to mayor's 93-member Sustainability Advisory Committee

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from MLK50, Time and Vanity Fair

With the Aug. 4 election approaching, the Twitter fights are getting ugly

The Houston oil and gas company wants to build a pipeline a few miles west of Davidson County

Senior staff departures prompt department review of HR practices

The board also passed a resolution supporting public school teachers and condemning Hillsdale president Larry Arnn

Gov. Bill Lee's adviser popped up in The Tennessean last week with excuses, but no apology

An ongoing Metro audit probes department heads about their use of exemptions and internal controls

Despite a cramped timeline, the Tennessee Department of Education is pursuing its Education Savings Account program for the coming school year

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from Dirt, Dissent and Slate.

In her latest Metro Council recap, @startleseasily reports on a resolution to help city employees attain medical care unavailable in Tennessee, including abortion

An unofficial disclosure puts Wiltshire on top of fundraising in the 2023 mayor's race

Syracuse will run for an at-large seat in 2023, hoping to advocate for the music industry

Students with disabilities can’t participate in this program and still keep their right to receive specially designed instruction

Commission members expressed frustration in June when they learned they would not be reappointed

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from the BBC, Rolling Stone and Politico

A Thursday community meeting saw tension between parents and the district

Lee says eligible families will be able to utilize public funds to attend private schools this year

Residents reject NIMBY label, citing concerns about traffic, flooding and neighborhood harmony

Ex-investment banker was head of Metro economic development, worked on affordable housing

The chair of the House Education Administration Committee says he will not support a relationship with Hillsdale

Outlet suggests that a Kentucky couple experienced symptoms of a fentanyl overdose due to touching a $1 bill

Formerly enslaved men constructed Fort Negley, which had a transformative effect on their families

Former AllianceBernstein executive rankles the mayor and the team, claims the city is getting fleeced

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from the Financial Times, Vulture and The Recombobulation Zone

Disease is less transmissible than COVID-19, and vaccines are available

Pushback continues as top Republicans criticize Hillsdale president

Even with the improvement, many students aren’t on track — particularly students of color and students with economic disadvantages

In her latest Metro Council recap, @startleseasily reports on the RNC, license plate readers and a resolution opposing the reversal of Roe v. Wade

Gov. Bill Lee's education adviser said public school teachers come from 'the dumbest parts of dumbest colleges'