National transportation leaders have offered recommendations to help Nashville accelerate the voter-approved Choose How You Move program and improve mobility, safety, and connectivity.
Jerri Green, a Tennessee gubernatorial candidate and Memphis City Council member, discussed voting rights, education, healthcare, and economic concerns at a Springfield town hall.
State Rep. Aftyn Behn has filed 14 civil rights complaints alleging misconduct within Tennessee DCS and calling for a federal investigation into child welfare practices.
Metro Nashville is accepting applications for MyCity Academy, a free program that helps Davidson County residents learn how local government works and how to get
An expression of faith on the anointing explores the church, spiritual authority, and biblical living through the words of Bishop-Elect Dr. Monterey D. Lee, Sr.
Frist Art Museum presents “An Indigenous Present,” a major exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art spanning 100 years and featuring 15 artists in Nashville.
George Clinton says the Holy Mothership is headed to the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans for a showstopping finale celebrating 50 years of Mothership
The Sporting Life: Summer Solstice Edition highlights late-June and early-July events in Nashville, including AkaiCon, Love Wins, Frist Friday, and NMAAM.
YMCA of Middle Tennessee launches LIVESTRONG at the YMCA, a free 12-week program helping cancer survivors rebuild strength, improve wellness, and connect with others.
When school lets out, many families face summer learning loss and food insecurity. This article highlights community programs, meal access, and practical support for children.
Tennessee State’s planned NCAA Division I hockey program faces an uncertain future as officials weigh funding challenges, campus priorities, and the search for long-term support.
Thousands gathered at Centennial Park for Nashville’s Juneteenth615 Freedom Exposition and Fireworks Celebration, with live music, dance, family activities, food vendors, and community fellowship.
