Union Station has a lot of unique attributes. And no, we’re not talking about the fact that it doesn’t serve any train lines.
Alberto Gonzales on retirement, loyalty and the law
Where do you go after reaching the pinnacle of your profession? What if you were forced out of that job? For former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, his second act steered him to academia. In 2014, he moved to Middle Tennessee to become dean of a law school that was just getting off the ground […]
The state of surveillance in our city
A review by the non-profit Nashville Police and Public Safety Alliance reveals nine of Nashville’s geographic, demographic, and economic peer cities –– including Austin, Denver, and Charlotte –– are using policing technologies far more extensively than we are.
It’s voting time in Tennessee; a primary primer
It’s voting time in Tennessee.
Microplastics: The invisible agents in and around us
Like we need one more thing to worry about. Microplastics are showing up in high levels in Middle Tennessee.
Justin Lee Williams: From realtor to line dance instructor
Justin Lee Williams didn’t set out to become an in-demand line dancing instructor.
Multigenerational living: The future of Nashville housing?
As the cost of home ownership grows beyond the reach of a single family, multiple generations are finding ways to live together and split that mortgage.
Evolving portrayals of Nashville’s Black history
How do we honor people who were enslaved when the enslavers are at the center of so much of our history?
Buc-ee’s v. Dolly’s and the economics of TN roadtripping
The tank is full. The open road calling.
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