Tennessee’s senior U.S. senator has used her influential committee post to throw mud at jurists

The longtime Nashville Public Library branch is expanding its digs and its staff

Kamal and Rashean thought they had the right formula to succeed near Meharry. Instead they joined a city of struggling Black restaurant owners.

The civil rights leader died June 9 at age 95

Councilmembers get behind bigger cost-of-living increases after a broad appeal from Metro employees

The conference also saw the debut of a digitally age-progressed image of missing Nashvillian Tabitha Tuders

How Gallatin Avenue’s zoning requirements led to the fast-food outpost’s peculiar facade

Cobblestone Village Residence will provide flexibility amid the historically Black university’s housing shortage

The legislature threw bipartisan support behind some bills affecting courts and crime — with opposition from Democrats on others

Teams of paramedic and mental health professionals responded to 618 calls during pilot phase

New guidelines encourage developers to see downtown as more than just ‘Broadway or nothing’

Metro working group will convene later this month to review new legislation

Thousands of calls and three years later, MNPD and the Mental Health Coop reflect

How an East Tennessee developer sidestepped regulations to open River Gorge Ranch

Law prosecuting HIV-positive sex workers won’t require sex offender registration

The bill passed despite opposition from teachers, students, advocates and Democrats. Here’s what it means.

‘Baby Olivia’ addition to ‘family life’ curriculum prompts Scene investigation of MNPS materials

New state protections and public complaints change terrain for downtown transpotainment

WeGo says the transit center — set to open this spring — is currently ‘80 percent finished’

Social workers share concerns about division of resources

La legislación aprobada recientemente requiere a las agencias de aplicación de la ley reportar individuos indocumentados a las autoridades federales

Recently passed legislation requires law enforcement agencies to report undocumented individuals to federal authorities

Sen. Richard Briggs describes ‘biggest disappointment of the session’

Millions of dollars in grants were awarded for mobile clinics, indigent services, pregnancy care

People are still grieving the deaths of three students and three staff members — and still asking for gun safety legislation

While Metro legislation has slowed the growth of short-term rentals in some residential neighborhoods, their numbers are increasing overall

New science debunks shaken baby syndrome conviction more than two decades later

More details on an East Tennessee development moving forward on Mt. Aetna

Nashville’s Chicks With Kicks founder wants to see the concept spread

An East Tennessee development is moving forward on what locals call a ‘Swiss cheese’ of abandoned coal mines

Donors and down-ballot races eclipse a predictable top of ticket

District-level frustrations remain as students prepare for another stressful year of testing

Conservative supermajority advances controversial legislative slate with session at halfway point

Insiders spill this month’s Democrat drama

Republicans float drastically different proposals for Gov. Lee’s pet project

Tennessee’s junior U.S. senator refutes connection between GOP rhetoric and rise of white nationalist extremism

Organizers collect authorization cards, the first step toward a vote on official recognition

At the state and federal level, Tennessee Republicans are making noise about the southern border

The MNPS district — which covers the northwest quadrant of the county — is the only contested seat in the election

Next month, NewsChannel 5 will release an interactive list of real-time severe-weather shelters

Lee chooses corporations and private schools in this year’s pared-down budget book

Board members ask lawmakers for more time to address issues and find a new president

A doctor at Nashville's TriStar Centennial led the national CRISPR clinical trial

According to one faculty member, dealing with Metro Nashville Public Schools is ‘like talking to a wall’

MNPS currently has roughly 170 open teacher positions

Bitter cold and snow trigger emergency capacity. A church opens its doors in Madison.

With $13 million in federal funds, the We Are Nolensville Pike project aims to improve one of Nashville’s most dangerous roadways

Confusion, ambiguity and differing interpretations follow updated reporting requirements for Metro lobbyists

Broad political support can get passenger rail hopes only so far