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
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.
Metro Nashville & MNAA sue state to block new Tennessee law giving state authority over Nashville International Airport board. Mayor O'Connell fights to keep airport
7th annual Black on Buchanan Juneteenth Block Party brought thousands to Nashville's Buchanan Arts District. Young Buck, Dem Franchize Boyz performed at The Equity Alliance
The Nashville City Cemetery Association dedicated a new Enslaved Persons Memorial site on June 13, 2026, honoring approximately 3,000 enslaved men, women, and children buried
Juneteenth615 moves its Freedom Exposition to Centennial Park on June 19, 2026, honoring Fort Negley’s legacy while celebrating Black history, music, food, and Tennessee’s only
Metro Council Budget Chair Kyonztè Toombs filed a FY2027 substitute budget for Nashville prioritizing housing affordability, homelessness services, public safety, and economic opportunity.
Fisk University's $400 million Innovation Center, including a 100,000-square-foot data facility, has sparked debate in North Nashville. Supporters say it will create educational opportunities, while
