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

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

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

Metro attorneys side against disgruntled activists aiming for Councilmember Rollin Horton

Federal lawsuit alleges First Amendment violations following Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance employee's termination

Tennessee’s third execution of 2025 came with controversies over method, and Gov. Lee denying clemency despite moral and religious appeals

Rapid-response groups chase reports of detentions, but local and state law enforcement deny involvement

Intervention from courts or governor unlikely five years after pandemic delay

Also: Proposed Midtown Business Improvement District moves forward, bill restricting residential building heights advances