Sandy Mazza

The Floridian ran from Chicago through Nashville to Miami, but it ended in 1979. Amtrak is bringing it temporarily back but with a different route.

Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee purchased a second distribution center in Nashville.

Even in the busy summer travel seasons, several flight deals can still be found.

Hadley Hitson comes to The Tennessean from the Montgomery Advertiser.

New honky tonks are all about bold celebrity brands. And Lower Broad’s growth isn’t poised to stop anytime soon

The Nashville and Davidson County Register of Deeds Office is getting a new home downtown.

Investors are watching closely Nashville’s planned East Bank redevelopment of more than 300 prime industrial acres into a new downtown destination.

Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison shared his vision for the Nashville office campus at the Oracle Health Summit at the Conrad Nashville Hotel.

Gov. Bill Lee honored philanthropic Tennessee leaders Thursday at the governor’s mansion.

Southwest Airlines announced changes to its schedule with new BNA service starting in June.

Gov. Bill Lee, Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell, developers and airport officials celebrated the opening of BNA’s first on-terminal hotel.

The newest direct flights to Nashville’s airport expand popular routes to Connecticut and London.

In Tennessee and beyond, the labor shortage is a result of declining birth rates, reduced immigration and mass retirements during the pandemic.

A Chancery Court judge in Davidson County approved Cummins Station owner’s request for an injunction against Union Station Hotel owner.

A 13-year-old girl died after sustaining one gunshot in her Edgehill home in Nashville Saturday. Her mother said she accidentally triggered weapon.

Two teenage boys were killed in a Hermitage double homicide that remains unsolved.

Metro Nashville Police officials reported to WKRN that Riley Strain’s preliminary autopsy was complete Saturday.

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti penned a protest letter cosigned by 23 other states opposing a U.S. Department of Labor DEI rule change.

Senate Bill 2180 would block businesses from posting signs prohibiting weapons. Sponsors say it will deter violent crime.

Tennesseans are expected to travel more than last year and the busy season starts this month with Spring Break.