Since the invasion began, Nashville Ukrainians have been mobilizing in an attempt to attract visibility and gather support for friends and family members back home.
Listen: At Southern Word’s annual BlackLift Poetry House, youth share words about Black history and resiliency
The youth poetry performance brought out more than a dozen residents.
From choosing gig work to struggling with childcare, report finds reasons for Middle Tennessee worker shortage
Fewer Middle Tennesseans are seeking jobs now than before the pandemic.
Trash pickup delays hit again as Nashville’s contractor falls behind
In the beginning months of the pandemic, the contractor Red River had a string of delays — and in some cases missed pickups altogether.
Fort Campbell units deploying to Europe amid continuing tensions between Ukraine and Russia
Several hundred soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division and Fort Campbell are deploying to Europe starting Tuesday night in anticipation of a potential Russian invasion of neighboring Ukraine.
Waverly is rebuilding from the flood, but the families of some young victims may never return
Not everyone gets to take part in the flood recovery in Waverly, as the loss of loved ones has pushed some families to leave.
Nashville schools may soon lift their mask mandate
Metro Schools is one of only a few Tennessee districts with a universal masking policy. But a sharp decline in COVID infections has officials weighing whether to end it.
It’s not too late for Tennesseans to claim child tax credits and stimulus payments — and there’s free help
There were three rounds of stimulus checks and monthly advance payments of the Child Tax Credit for residents with children under 18.
Gov. Lee proposes $250 million for infrastructure projects at TSU, following decades of underfunding
Last year, a report from the Tennessee Office of Legislative Budget Analysis showed that Tennessee State University could be owed nearly a half-billion dollars.
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