The future for renters at an affordable housing complex in East Nashville continues to hang in the balance.
For one family at East Nashville’s Riverchase development, frustration and mixed messages about where to go next
First case of monkeypox detected in Nashville. What to know and what to watch for.
The Metro Public Health Department says an individual tested positive after traveling out of the country, but the CDC will conduct another round of testing to confirm the results.
Test scores are improving in Nashville and Rutherford schools. But racial and economic achievement gaps remain.
According to the Tennessee Department of Education, English language arts “proficiency gains were reflected in all tested grades.”
Tennessee’s second-largest crude oil spill narrowly missed the state’s biggest aquifer
A pipeline that crosses eight states burst in Tennessee last week and leaked more than 200,000 gallons of crude oil into the rural town of Henderson – making it the second-largest crude oil spill in state history.
Metro councilmembers don’t want to host national political conventions in Nashville
The Republican National Convention says it hopes the council and mayor will rethink their decision not to host the RNC.
‘Tennessee broke my heart’: Why one mom who challenged the state’s anti-transgender law abandoned the suit and the state
When Amy Allen’s son came out as transgender, he told her first. One evening while they were driving, Allen sensed something was coming.
Report: Nashvillians are ‘noticeably worse off’ financially in 2022
Nashville poverty researchers are calling 2022 “the big squeeze” on families and low-wage workers.
Tennessee just had its second-largest crude oil spill ever, with 200,000 gallons leaking into rural town
A crude oil pipeline dumped about 4,800 barrels of crude oil into the surrounding area and into a local creek in Chester County last week.
Gov. Lee is facing bipartisan backlash after leaked footage shows his education advisor making disparaging remarks about teachers
Gov. Lee did not disavow comments from his education advisor Larry Arnn, who said teachers are trained in the ‘dumbest parts of dumbest colleges’ and mocked diversity and inclusion efforts. Now, teachers across Tennessee are demanding an apology.
We want to hear your thoughts about sidewalks
This Is Nashville is planning an episode about sidewalks and what is being done to make the city more walkable. To help shape this episode, we want to hear from listeners about your concerns about sidewalks – or the lack of sidewalks.
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