The Tennessee House Redistricting Committee is meeting Wednesday to release Congressional District map proposals, and the change could cost Democrats a seat.
Republican-led House will release Congressional maps splitting Davidson County, a Democratic stronghold
House Speaker Cameron Sexton talks COVID-19 changes, abortion restrictions and CRT ahead of 2022 session
Tennessee lawmakers are back in Nashville for the 2022 legislative session, which kicks off Tuesday. WPLN’s Political Reporter Blaise Gainey spoke with House Speaker Cameron Sexton about what to expect.
Black musicians question The Opry’s dedication to anti-racism after Morgan Wallen’s performance
Disappointed, but not surprised. That’s how some musicians are reacting to Morgan Wallen’s appearance on one of Nashville’s most revered stages. Wallen was caught using a racial slur last year and later apologized.
One in every 33 Nashville residents has COVID. Let that sink in.
There has never been so much COVID in Nashville. One in 33 Davidson County residents has an active case right now. But hospitals are not yet feeling the pinch like they did with the Delta variant.
A former Nashville police officer who pleaded guilty to manslaughter will not leave jail early, for now
Andrew Delke was scheduled to have a parole hearing Monday morning. Instead, he told officials he would waive his right to parole and stay behind bars to keep serving his three-year sentence.
Nashville fairgrounds will get two people of color as board members, after a yearlong political stalemate
After almost a yearlong stalemate, Nashville is getting two new board members for the fairgrounds.
COVID-19 tops the list of things to expect during Tennessee’s 2022 Session
The Tennessee General Assembly will be back in Nashville on Jan. 11 for the start of the 2022 general session. One task is changing the state’s COVID-19 protocols — again.
Winter storm update: Snowfall breaks 45-year-old record, freezing roads continuing overnight
The snow that blanketed Tennessee on Thursday broke at least one record. Between 6 and 8 inches fell in Nashville. Previously, the most snow in the city on Jan. 6 was 4 inches back in 1977.
What’s lost when a mobile home community is displaced? One Dickerson Pike family finds it’s more than just affordable housing.
The deadline has passed for the remaining families at a mobile home community on Dickerson Pike to move out. And displaced residents are facing more than just financial hardships as their community is split up.
IKEA pilots first US pickup point in Nashville
The furniture company IKEA is piloting its first pick-up point in the nation right here in Nashville — on Spence Lane.
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