His scheduled Oct. 7. execution date has been indefinitely delayed.
Nashville Puts Writing To Lyft And Uber Regulations
Lyft and Uber have maintained that they’re a logistical business, not a taxi business, putting them above local taxi rules. But city officials differ.
Bosco’s Brewpub Falls Victim To Nashville’s Craft Beer Boom
Co-owner Jerry Feinstone said bars in 12South, the Gulch and 8th Avenue have gobbled up many of his customers.
Percentage Of Income Going To Housing Much Better In Middle TN Than Nation
Because Middle Tennessee didn’t get caught up in the housing bubble as bad as other places, the crash wasn’t as dramatic, which effects home prices today.
Nashville’s Short-Term Rentals Like Airbnb Will Soon Face Regulation
Councilmember Burkley Allen says the city is losing out on a significant amount of tax revenue.
Jim Cooper Breaks With Party Ranks On Syria Vote
Jim Cooper surprised Democrats after he chose not to back President Barack Obama’s proposal for dealing with the Islamic State.
Former Nashville Scene Publisher Puts Some Details To His Nashville Banner Revival Effort
Emboldened by recent round of layoffs at the Tennessean, Dobie purchased the domain for the Banner while lying on his couch last Saturday, but the glib gesture quickly morphed into a business proposal.
Tennessee Democratic Leader Dismayed By Slatery Appointment
The news follows a failed campaign spearheaded by Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey to push out three Democratic judges from the five-member bench.
Tennessee Won’t Let A Brentwood Family Create A New Last Name
For a Brentwood couple, coming up with a new last name for their newborn pitted personal choice against state law.
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