Vencen Horsley, a dedicated civil rights advocate and community leader from Hermitage, Tennessee, passed away on December 11, 2024. Known for his activism and commitment
Nashville’s workforce partners, including Nashville State Community College and the Tennessee Department of Labor, launched a new Workforce Center, combining training, job resources, and education
The Nashville General Hospital Foundation received a generous donation from The General’s Customer Service Call Center, providing winter essentials to patients in need through the
President-elect Trump’s proposal to eliminate daylight saving time has sparked debates about health impacts and daily life, with experts advocating for permanent standard time to
President Biden commuted 37 federal death sentences, advancing efforts to end capital punishment. The ACLU supports the decision, highlighting Biden's commitment to racial justice and
A Senate report reveals an escalating homeowners insurance crisis driven by climate change, with rising non-renewal rates in coastal, wildfire-prone, and even inland areas.
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in a South Carolina manufacturing facility, linked to water jet cutters and floor scrubbers, resulted in 34 cases, including 2 deaths.
Florida Congressman Byron Donalds and Senator Tim Scott, two prominent Black Trump surrogates, have not been appointed to key positions in the Trump administration, raising
Nashville will host the 2026 and 2027 NCAA Division I FCS Championship games at Vanderbilt's FirstBank Stadium, marking a return of the event to Tennessee,
The SBA celebrated the graduation of 15 small business leaders from its 2024 THRIVE Nashville program, where they received intensive training to create strategic growth
Metro Nashville is relocating its Fire Department Headquarters temporarily to Global Mall as plans progress for a new headquarters and Fire Station #2. The mall’s
Following the DOJ’s investigation into MPD's systemic abuse and racial discrimination, the community advocates for a consent decree to ensure lasting reform, despite Mayor Young’s
After the election, it's essential for Black people to focus on collective prayer, re-educate on government functions, and address both local and national issues with
Reflecting on Marvin Gaye’s song, the writer addresses the ongoing violence and despair in communities, urging for systemic change and greater focus on economic equity,
