Thousands rallied in downtown Nashville as part of the nationwide ‘No Kings’ movement, marching from Wasioto Park to Public Square to protest President Donald Trump’s
Metro Council Member Kyonzté Toombs has launched a four-part “Metro Budget 101” series across Davidson County to help residents understand how Nashville raises revenue, sets
The voter registration deadline is Tuesday, April 6 for the May 5 County Primary Election in Davidson County; learn how to check your status, register,
Cuba has firmly rejected any U.S. proposals to negotiate its political system or presidency, as President Miguel Díaz-Canel defends national sovereignty amid sanctions, economic crisis,
The NNPA Fund’s Black Press Day 2026 at Howard University honored visionary publisher Bernal E. Smith II, highlighted the State of the Black Press, and
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
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
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
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
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
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,
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,
