The deadline to register to vote for the upcoming County Primary Election is Monday, April 6, 2026. Eligible residents are encouraged to register or update
The ‘No Kings’ movement returns to Nashville on March 28 for a peaceful rally at 592 S. 1st Street, joining thousands nationwide in defending democracy,
Robert Mueller, the former FBI director and special counsel who led the Russia election interference probe and helped reshape the post‑9/11 FBI, has died at
Community leaders and Rep. Justin Pearson are sounding the alarm over 41 xAI-linked gas turbines near Southaven, Mississippi, warning that added air pollution could drive
The 4th Annual Diane Nash Commemorative Walk on April 19, 2026, and the new “Prepared for the Moment” student creative competition honor Nash’s civil rights
The National Newspaper Publishers Association has launched its 2026 “Leadership Matters” video series, a six-part multimedia project highlighting Black leadership in government, healthcare, technology, and
Grandparents today juggle many roles—from part-time caregivers to long-distance supporters—as they balance age, finances, and family expectations to give grandchildren the love, stability, and connection
In her book “Living the California Dream,” historian Alison Rose Jefferson uncovers the hidden history of Black leisure sites such as Bruce’s Beach, Lake Elsinore,
Tennessee Donor Services has launched a Black Family Health Advisory Council of Nashville faith, business, and nonprofit leaders to boost organ donor registration in Black
The new Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025–2030 are renewing debate over how national nutrition advice aligns with food access, as advocates highlight historic and ongoing
Two University School of Nashville seniors represented Tennessee at the prestigious U.S. Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C., spending a week with national leaders, exploring
The Main Nashville Public Library in downtown Nashville will reopen Monday, March 30, with public areas, collections, computers, and WiFi available again, while restoration continues
Former Tennessee First Lady Martha Sundquist, remembered for her grace, quiet leadership, and advocacy for children, education, and the environment, leaves a lasting legacy from
From Enslavement to Legacy: Murfreesboro honors David Maney, an enslaved blacksmith at Oaklands Mansion, with a free April 18 event led by his descendant Elma
