More than three years since the Christmas Day bombing, the historic downtown district enters…
- Hamilton Matthew Masters
From ‘Meet Baby Olivia’ to an attempt to ban Pride flags, here’s (some of) what passed and what failed among the GOP’s pet projects
- Nicolle S. Praino
Budget also addresses revenue shortfall while setting aside millions for vouchers
- Hannah Herner
Tennessee’s nearly total abortion ban remains intact — and the DCS is now prohibited from requiring immunizations for foster parents
- Eli Motycka
A procedural vote on the East Bank Development Authority turns into Republicans’ punching bag
- Brittney McKenna
In the final installment in our series, we look at small-scale wins that could point a way forward for outreach groups and the city
- Kelsey Beyeler
Talking to librarians, advocates, activists and students about state and local book bans and book challenges
- Scene Staff
Looking at the do’s and don’ts of recycling, restoring Tennessee’s waterways, protecting our caves and more
- Margaret Littman
A hitch regarding commercial plates and residential recycling drop-off has led to a prickly situation
- Michael Ray Taylor
Checking in with the longtime conservationist as he installs a bat-friendly, vandal-proof cave gate in Nashville
- Eli Motycka
Regional utility giant dodges members of Congress, the EPA, legal fights and advocacy organizations in quest for more natural gas
- Sol Ayala
From what can go in your bin to how convenience centers work, here’s what you need to know
- Nicolle S. Praino
Litter cleanup is just one way the group works to restore our waterways
- Steven Hale
Former Scene reporter Steven Hale’s new book about Tennessee’s death row is out March 26
- Eli Motycka
Three forms of police technology raise questions about privacy and public safety
- Nicole Williams
The city has an affordable housing crisis, but developments that attempt to ease the strain frequently face opposition from neighborhood advocates
- Scene Staff
State leaders return to Nashville to consider laws related to abortion, education and the ongoing culture wars
- Stephen Elliott
Leaders at Metro, state legislature signal smoother sailing ahead
- Hannah Herner
Democrats file symbolic legislation, while Republicans seek to punish adults who help minors get abortions
- Kelsey Beyeler
In education, Republicans are likely to focus on vouchers, retention policies and enhanced school security
- Eli Motycka
Swann, Whitson, Johnson and Jernigan are all in their final terms as state lawmakers
- Matt Masters
Bills already filed by the GOP this session target Pride flags, transgender health care and books
- Scene Staff
From housing and transportation to development of the East Bank, here are 11 stories to keep an eye on this year
- Stephen Elliott
This year’s elections will include races for state House and Senate, U.S. Congress and more
- Logan Butts
With its era of contention over and coach Mike Vrabel now gone, the franchise looks ahead
- Eli Motycka
With a new Titans stadium set to open in 2027, development will soon begin within the 338-acre plot
- Kelsey Beyeler
The governor’s controversial plan has already garnered significant criticism from public school advocates
- Eli Motycka
BNA CEO Doug Kreulen recently told reporters he has a 17-point strategy to ‘mitigate roadway congestion’
- Hannah Herner
The city’s safety-net hospital’s lease on the Meharry Medical College campus is set to expire in 2027
- Nicolle S. Praino
A recent study named Nashville the No. 7 metro area in the country for pent-up buyer demand
- Nicolle S. Praino
The mayor’s office is also moving forward with a new North Nashville transit center and a new director of transit and mobility
- Hannah Herner
The first funds from opioid lawsuit settlements will be put into action in Nashville this year
- Stephen Trageser
With a new crop of potential hurdles to making money from recordings, how can musicians earn a living?
- Eli Motycka
Nashville’s mayor will continue to wrestle with transit, development and city operations
- Scene Staff
Commemorating some of the irreplaceable Nashville figures we lost in 2023
- Scene Staff
Remembering Rep. Bill Beck, Gov. Don Sundquist, Kathleen Harkey and more
- Scene Staff
Remembering Jerry Jarrett, Fred Pancoast, Frank Wycheck and more
- Scene Staff
Remembering Frank Sass, Liz Thiels, Dave Roe, Jerry Bradley and more
- Scene Staff
Remembering Frank Ritter, Sheila Lee Green, Charlie Appleton and more
- Scene Staff
Remembering Charles Strobel, the victims of the Covenant School shooting and more
- Kelsey Beyeler
Sarah Shoop Neumann, Ibtihal Cheko and Maryam Abolfazli are at the center of a Nashville community calling for change
- Scene Staff
From widespread failure in the state legislature to Franklin’s unhinged mayoral race, here’s our 34th annual list of blunders and bloopers
- J.R. Lind
From a Tupperware-related brawl to a toe-sucking hotel manager, here’s our roundup of 2023’s most Boner Award-worthy small-time crime
- Kelsey Beyeler
Looking at the politics and the impact of school choice in Tennessee
- Eli Motycka
Unable to rely on lawmakers to regulate guns, some Tennesseans have decided to risk gun ownership
- Brittney McKenna
Talking to outreach specialists at nonprofits City Road Chapel, Open Table Nashville and The Beat about the city’s housing crisis
- Alejandro Ramirez
Says Kanew of his online success story, ‘I can do a lot of damage with a little phone’
- Scene Staff
The race between O’Connell and Rolli enters its final days, while runoff candidates vie for a handful of remaining Metro Council seats
- D. Patrick Rodgers
A quick look at the races to represent Districts 4, 11 and 29
- Eli Motycka
The longtime councilmember is everything, everywhere, all at once
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- Hannah Herner
More than three years since the Christmas Day bombing, the historic downtown district enters…
- Eli Motycka
The northwest quadrant of the county features rolling hills, open spaces and wildlife — and …