Tennessee has had nearly a dozen federally declared disasters since 2019. Now, the state’s emergency management agency is asking Tennessee officials to beef up its operations after another year of deadly weather.
Zillow says it’s not purchasing more Nashville homes, but that isn’t a game changer for the housing market
In Nashville, companies and institutional investors are snapping up homes quicker than a person can view them. But Zillow and three other companies are only minor players, which is why the company is shutting down its i-buy operation all together.
As Nashville experiments with alternatives to policing, this teen has some ideas to curb violence in his community
Nashville is experimenting with a new funding model to support community groups working to prevent violence.
Nashville education advocates want the state to pay its half-billion dollar tab to TSU, with no strings attached
The Education Trust in Tennessee says decisions on how to spend the money should be left up to TSU students, faculty, staff and alumni.
People harmed by Nashville police could soon get more support from oversight agency
When someone is injured or killed by police, there are press conferences, news reports and sometimes even protests. Investigations are opened. But then, people’s attention moves on.
Nashville mobile home owners went weeks without stable housing after accepting their landlord’s relocation offer
Several residents moved out early on the condition that their landlord would provide a new place to park and live. But some say they’ve ended up in a worse situation.
Metro Parks Board won’t alter its rules to name a park after civil rights icon Diane Nash
Some members of the Metro Parks Board were unwilling to waive a rule to rename Nashville’s Public Square Park after Diane Nash.
It rained on their parade, but Tennessee State University fans still showed up for homecoming festivities
Jefferson Street was filled with dancers, marching bands, umbrellas and ponchos, as Tennessee State University fans braved the rain for the annual homecoming parade Saturday.
Tennessee lawmakers approve partisan elections for school boards
The bill that would allow school board races to be partisan has received pushback from both Democrats and Republicans but is now headed to Gov. Bill Lee’s desk.
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