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A Curious Nashville question about a persistent puddle leads to a water main fix

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It’s not every day that local news helps repair infrastructure.

Tennessee advances Musk’s tunnel project in Nashville as pushback mounts

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A plan to dig a tunnel from downtown Nashville to the airport took another step forward this week when the State Building Commission approved a no-cost lease of a state-owned parking lot.

Affordable housing, bike safety and the arts dominate funding requests during Nashville Metro Council’s pre-budget public comment period

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Given an invite to share thoughts about Nashville’s spending priorities, residents turned out for Tuesday night’s Metro Council meeting.

Climate priorities of Nashville’s next mayor — with some context

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In three weeks, the mayoral election may decide whether Nashville takes significant climate action.

House Speaker Cameron Sexton talks roadways, abortion, crime and more 

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The 113th General Assembly kicked off last week and to get a preview of what to expect WPLN’s Political Reporter Blaise Gainey sat with Crossville Republican Cameron Sexton who’s been elected to another term as House Speaker.

Nashville’s battered tree canopy would benefit from a new city funding idea

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Nashville has proposed new legislation to fund the restoration of the city’s dwindling tree canopy through tree plantings and maintenance.

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