Tennessee’s special session on redrawing its congressional map is raising alarms in Memphis, where leaders warn changes to Rep. Steve Cohen’s majority-Black district could dilute
Democratic Primary highlights this week’s election, breaking down Nashville’s County Primary results—from uncontested local races to key wins by candidates like Sharon Hurt—against the backdrop
Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s State of Metro address outlines a push for affordability, from a grocery tax cut and record housing investment to new support for
Meharry Medical College hosts its 151st Commencement during its 150th year at the Grand Ole Opry, celebrating the Sesquicentennial Class and its legacy of training
Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell proposes a $3.8 billion FY 2027 budget focused on grocery tax relief, record housing investment, stronger schools and maintaining essential public
Cheekwood hosts a four-day Arts and Music in America celebration honoring the nation’s 250th, featuring live performances, family activities and the largest model train exhibition
The Davidson County Register of Deeds has expanded its free Property Alert Protection Program to include real-time text notifications, helping homeowners quickly spot and respond
Nashville prepares for the May 5 Davidson County Democratic primary that will effectively decide key judicial and clerk offices, as early voting concludes and election
Your Tennessee State Museum is hosting a full slate of free, family-friendly events this May, from Scott Williams’ “Townmania: Marcus Winchester and the Making of
“Living Life with Robots” is a free community panel and conversation at Nashville Public Library’s Bordeaux Branch exploring how AI and robots are reshaping human
NMAAM celebrates funk legend Bootsy Collins with an intimate 50th anniversary event honoring “Stretchin’ Out in Bootsy’s Rubber Band,” featuring stories of James Brown, the
Recent reports and comments from broadcaster Dan Patrick have fueled speculation that Nashville could host the 2030 Super Bowl at the Tennessee Titans’ new enclosed
New and expanded aid opens April 27 as Nashville continues recovery from Winter Storm Fern, with Restore Nashville partners offering housing assistance, FEMA support, SBA
