Metro’s Transportation Licensing Commission has refused to approve additional entertainment vehicles. The decision comes after a push from Safe Fun Nashville, a group formed recently with the goal of enforcing safety measures for party vehicles.
Nashville’s Transportation Commission Rejects More Party Vehicles
With A New Building And A New Artist Incubator Program, Fort Houston Opens Its Doors For Gallery Show
Fort Houston’s new home is a 23,000 square foot Frankenstein-type building — part historic façade, part warehouse.
Impacted By The Flooding In Middle Tennessee? Here’s How To Access Aid.
Middle Tennessee’s deadly flood received a Major Disaster Declaration from the federal government, opening up more opportunities for aid for those affected.
13 Hospitals, Including Vanderbilt, Now Receiving Staffing Help From Tennessee Guard
The Tennessee Guard is now pitching in at 13 hospitals that requested staffing assistance, including the largest hospitals in the state.
House Speaker Names Redistricting Committee, Including Some Democrats
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton announced the members of a special redistricting committee Thursday. The 16-member committee will have four Democrats, including Minority Leader Karen Camper from Memphis.
Some Waverly Residents Praise God After Surviving Destructive Flood; Others Remember Loved Ones
It was about two hours after sunrise when Debra Ashton found herself in a tide of floodwater that swept violently through her neighborhood in Waverly.
Nashville Wants To Reward Landlords For Solving Homelessness, But Few Hear The Pitch
Nashville has more federal housing vouchers on their hands than landlords willing to accept them.
Survivors Of Middle Tennessee Flood Face Threats To Physical And Mental Health
In the town of Waverly, there have been unstable debris, live electrical wires, fast-growing mold and heightened risks for disease spread.
Search For The Missing Ends In Humphreys County
The last missing people in Humphreys County have now been accounted for by local law enforcement. As of Wednesday afternoon, search operations have been suspended.
Wait Times For COVID Tests Are Soaring, So Nashville Is Ramping Back Up
Nashville’s public COVID testing site has been forced to expand this week to meet the increased demand caused by the delta variant surge.
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