Tennessee residents and organizers are camping out at Nashville’s Riverfront Park to protest a new state law going into effect on July 1.
How anti-abortion advocates have used the language of racial justice for their cause
Terms such as “genocide” and links to racial justice movements are often used by abortion opponents, but support for abortion remains strong among Black Americans.
Hundreds gather in downtown Nashville to protest SCOTUS decision striking Roe v. Wade
Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Historic Metro Courthouse in downtown Nashville on Friday evening to protest the end of legal abortions in Tennessee.
Nashville teachers and school support staff get a pay bump in Metro budget as inflation rises
All Metro Nashville Public Schools employees will receive at least a 4% cost-of-living adjustment in the upcoming fiscal year.
Metro’s codes has struggled to keep up with the development boom. Now it’s getting 35 new hires to help.
Nashville’s codes department has been understaffed for years, compared to the city’s skyrocketing development, officials say. But this week the city budget added 35 new staff, which inches the department closer to where it should be.
After Metro Arts lost half its staff, the city’s diversity leaders lay out a blueprint to recover from harm
Nashville’s arts department wants to expose and address inequities in their leadership, practices and policies, according to a public equity statement the agency published years ago.
Displaced: For some at Riverchase, the search for housing remains a major challenge despite offers of help
The last residents of the Riverchase apartment complex in East Nashville have two weeks to move out.
Chattanooga mayor calls for new gun regulations after second shooting in two weeks
In Chattanooga, three people are dead and 14 others were wounded after a shooting in the early hours on Sunday.
Displaced: Riverchase residents feel tension as community groups split on their demands of developer
On a sweaty Friday morning in April, three P.A.T.H.E. workers and a volunteer are coordinating moves for Riverchase families. One family needs a huge bean bag brought to them in the motel or their storage unit — depending on logistics.
Displaced: An affordable housing complex in East Nashville deteriorated in plain sight. Here’s how it happened.
One by one, the Riverchase Apartments are getting boarded up, forcing residents to move out of the East Nashville affordable housing complex.
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