Eli Motycka

State Rep. Aftyn Behn, a Democrat, outraised her Republican foe Matt Van Epps almost two to one in recent weeks as the two head toward a Dec. 2 special election for Tennessee’s open 7th Congressional District.

Some bar owners appeal their reappraisals while others seek nine-figure sales, telling two different stories about Nashville's party center

Working against the clock, attorneys wage a multifront campaign against the state and Gov. Bill Lee

Earlier-than-anticipated press release also honors Hermitage Hotel, Kisser, Uzbegim and more

Gov. Bill Lee won’t dip into the state’s $2.1 billion Rainy Day Fund to back Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits relied on by 690,000 Tennesseans.

Woodmont Christian Church to turn longtime parsonage into a parking lot and multi-use space, testing a city zoning exception against frustrated neighbors

Students, faculty and professors marched on Wednesday as Chancellor Diermeier mulls funding deal with Trump administration

Six 7th Congressional District candidates raise triple digits; Bulso campaign mostly self-financed

Following his four years as a national conservative leader, physician Bill Frist of the billionaire Frist family has focused on the health and education of future generations

Office of Homeless Services May Face City Audit

Strip along Korean Veterans Boulevard frequently brought together tourists, residents and unhoused people

Niche legal defense account shows nine months of unpaid bills, adding to congressman’s financial woes

Current discussions around East Bank echo the conflict that sparked influential urban design forums 30 years ago

NDP says cleaning company Block by Block stored unknown materials at origination point identified by investigation

Proposed city road through Warner Parks may violate 98-year-old covenant left by prominent businessman and politician Luke Lea

A recent encampment closure, which followed a “housing surge” led by Metro’s Office of Homeless Services, comes as the city’s relationships with providers — including nonprofits and charities — is suffering from dysfunction and a deep lack of trust.

From expensively decorated waiting rooms to charismatic staff and out-of-pocket experimental services, private clinics contrast sharply with the traditional medical establishment.

Federal judge rules against Trump administration in multi-city lawsuit

Downtown kitchens shuttered over the weekend to avoid immigration agents in at least three locations owned by conservative restaurateur Steve Smith.

Less than half of the 196 people arrested locally by Immigration and Customs Enforcement had any criminal history, the agency claims in an informational release published nine days after a sharp uptick in arrests in the Nashville area.