Each year, a church in East Nashville opens its doors to local musicians who want to give back to kids facing food insecurity.
New Donelson library capitalizes on trends, with grandiose sculpture, 3D printers, art lending and more
After the previous location — a building constructed in 1966 — was deemed too small for the growing neighborhood, the library began construction of a LEED-gold-certified library with rooftop solar panels.
‘They’re taking history away from us’: Monell’s at the Manor patrons oppose its impending demolition
At Monell’s at the Manor meals are heightened by the grandeur of the setting: an old, Greek Revival-style mansion. There’s a chance that it may not be around much longer.
Can Middle Tennessee’s only commuter train be more rider-friendly? Riders are weighing in on the WeGo Star.
Each day, about 400 people ride the WeGo Star commuter train — and that’s 40% of pre-pandemic numbers.
Nashville police detective injured in shooting; officers fatally shoot suspect
Det. Donovan Coble was hospitalized with a gunshot to his ribs and was last listed in critical-stable condition.




