April 1, 2026

Future of Florida’s Black History Museum in limbo

Plans for the Florida Museum of Black History remain in limbo after the Senate approved legislation for a second year, but the Florida House again

U.S. pedestrian deaths fall 11% in first half of 2025

U.S. pedestrian deaths fell 11% in the first half of 2025, the largest drop in 15 years, yet fatalities remain above pre-pandemic levels as safety

Nashville poll shows dip in optimism after ice storm, rising concerns over housing and services

A new 2026 Vanderbilt Poll finds Nashville residents less optimistic after Winter Storm Fern, with most saying the city is on the wrong track amid

Wilhoite meets with business leaders to clarify property tax increases and reappraisal process

Davidson County Assessor of Property Vivian Wilhoite met with Nashville business leaders to explain 2025 property reappraisals, rising tax bills, how Metro sets rates, and

Residents join citywide effort for annual Mayor’s Spring Clean

Thousands of volunteers joined Nashville’s annual Mayor’s Spring Clean to pick up litter, clear storm debris from Winter Storm Fern, and beautify neighborhoods as the

Faith of A Mustard Seed       

Barbara A. Woods-Washington reflects on the Seven Last Words of Jesus, Holy Week’s rich interdenominational worship tradition, and the enduring power of faith, forgiveness, and

Could 2028 be year people finally pick the president?

As America marks 250 years of independence, this op-ed asks if 2028 could finally be the year people truly pick the president, highlighting the National

Real war is on honesty

In “Real war is on honesty,” Dr. E. Faye Williams exposes how Trump-backed voter suppression efforts, like the SAVE Act and new registration tricks, target

Merit-based promotions should also be about fairness

A growing anti-DEI culture war inside the U.S. military, led by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, threatens racial fairness, blocks promotions for Black and female officers,

Matthew Walker health center to host baby shower for new and expecting mothers

The Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center will host its annual Mommy to “Bee” Baby Shower on April 18 in North Nashville, offering free education, resources,

TSU Football Spring Game April 11 and Fall Schedule opens with Jackson State

TSU Football kicks off the 2026 season with the free Blue and White Spring Game on April 11 at Hale Stadium, leading into an action-packed

Tennessee State Museum hosts two very special programs during April

The Tennessee State Museum hosts two special April programs, spotlighting Sheri Sellmeyer’s “Nashville’s New Americans” and a Lunch and Learn on “Tennessee’s Founding Scoundrel: William

Bloody thrills fall short in uneven sister survival horror (**)

In They Will Kill You, a sister survival horror thriller, Zazie Beetz’s Asia battles demonic residents in a creepy New York building, mixing brutal, ultra-violent

Healthy Everyday Recipes for Real Life: Nutritious, Energy-Boosting, Egg-Inspired Breakfasts That Save Time

Discover healthy everyday recipes for real life with nutritious, energy-boosting, egg-inspired breakfasts that save time, featuring American Heart Association–backed ideas for quick, family-friendly morning meals.

Curating a Memorable Vacation: Ways to Invest in the Experience of Family Travel

Travel can create core memories that last a lifetime, especially on an Alaska family cruise where nature, wildlife, and shared experiences turn an ordinary trip