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Democrats sweep nation as Tennessee stays red

Democrats sweep Congress as Tennessee stays Republican in the 2026 midterms, while historic governor races expand Black political representation.

Tennessee Black Caucus legislative summit set for November 13-14

Join the Tennessee Black Caucus Legislative Summit Nov. 13–14 at Lane College in Jackson to discuss education, healthcare, voting rights and more.

Mayor announces committee to plan Nashville General Hospital’s future

Mayor Freddie O’Connell forms a vision committee to assess Nashville General Hospital’s future, including facility needs, potential locations and costs.

Nashville grocery tax cut offers families relief

Nashville’s grocery tax cut lowers the combined rate on qualifying food to 6.25%, offering Davidson County families relief at the checkout.

Enjoy these shows at your Schermerhorn Symphony Center

Explore November concerts at Schermerhorn Symphony Center, featuring Nat King Cole favorites, family music and Nashville Symphony with Guerrero and Bronfman.

Phenomenal Shows Coming soon to OZ Arts

Discover upcoming OZ Arts shows featuring KEDAGORO’s bold dance-theater spectacle and Dahlak Brathwaite’s Try / Step / Trip this November and December.

Tennessee voters head to polls Tuesday amid concerns over voting machines

Tennessee voters heading to the polls are urged to carefully review their printed ballots following reports of touchscreen voting machine errors during early voting.

Lorenzo Washington, champion of Nashville’s Black music history, dies at 83

Lorenzo Washington, founder of the Jefferson Street Sound Museum and tireless champion of Nashville's historic Black music scene, has died at age 83.

Federal judge allows NAACP pollution lawsuit against Elon Musk’s xAI to proceed amid Memphis concerns

A federal judge has allowed the NAACP's Clean Air Act lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI to move forward, addressing community concerns over air pollution from

Fisk Homecoming 2026 November 1–7 is “Bulldog Entertainment Television: 160 Years in the Making”

Fisk University celebrates its 160th anniversary with Homecoming 2026, featuring themed events, alumni gatherings, and the special exhibition "A Month of Sundays" from November 1–7.

North Nashville library celebrates 111 years with historic marker

Nashville officials and community members gathered to unveil a historical marker celebrating 111 years of service at the North Branch Library, the city's oldest operating

Tennessee coalition works to reduce homelessness through community collaboration

A coalition of Tennessee nonprofits, faith groups, and the United Way is collaborating through the Canopy Initiative to reduce homelessness and address housing instability across

Early voting surges in Davidson County as November election approaches

Davidson County early voting tops 35,000 ballots in four days. Find Nashville voting locations, schedules and photo ID requirements before October 29.

Tennessee constitutional amendments draw opposition over civil rights, taxes and victims’ protections

Explore Tennessee’s three constitutional amendments on bail, property taxes and victims’ rights, and why critics oppose the November 3 ballot measures.

Nashville Cluster of Links, Incorporated Celebrates National Leadership and Hosts Central Area Town Hall

Nashville Links chapters celebrate Dr. Sharon Dixon Gentry’s election as national vice president and host a Central Area Town Hall focused on service.

Tennessee State Museum awards $5M in grants to museums across the state

Tennessee State Museum awards $5 million to 102 museums across 49 counties for repairs, capital improvements and preservation of the state’s heritage.