As costs rise and corporate dollars are down, Nashville Pride is tightening its belt. That means going from a weekend of concerts to a one-day event.
Some see the retreat of corporate sponsors as an opportunity for the festival to get back to its roots.
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Patriotic music? ‘Outlaws Almanac’ compilation grapples with American history
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Nashville’s participatory budgeting funds will expire. Most projects — but not all — are complete
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As freshwater mussel populations decline, researchers are looking for answers
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Drones will soon respond to emergencies in Mt. Juliet
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#CuriousNashville: Why is there a microscopic typo on the Tennessee driver’s license?
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Get the details: Juneteenth615 at Centennial Park in Nashville, via @wnxpnashville.bsky.social
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Decades ago, Interstate 40 cut through majority Black North Nashville. Now, redistricting traces similar lines.
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Fisk University president says ‘misinformation’ driving pushback about proposed data center
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Nashville marginally cuts grocery tax in $3.8B budget
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The compilation "Outlaws’ Almanac" arrives as grand patriotic ceremonies abound — but it's a celebration of a different kind, "to define and expand the notion of us," says executive producer Lizzie No...
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Projects at Whitfield Park and along Dickerson Pike could not be finished in time. Those funds will be re-distributed to other city projects.
Freshwater mussels are scattered throughout waterways in Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, playing a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. But populations are dwindling, and researchers w...
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Police and first responders in Mt. Juliet are moving forward with an around-the-clock drone program starting in September. Drones will respond and send real-time video during emergencies.
The African American Cultural Alliance will host Juneteenth615 at Centennial Park, the same place where two young men integrated the pools in 1961. The free, family-friendly event features food truck...
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Voters in the historically Black neighborhood of North Nashville won’t all cast a ballot in the same congressional race this November. Tennessee’s
Thousands of community members and Fisk alumni have expressed opposition to the university's plans to build a data center on campus. The university president insists that misinformation is fueling man...
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Nashville's $3.8 billion city includes a reduced grocery tax and slightly more funding for eviction protections and affordable housing, and restored funding for the Office of Entertainment.
