Shauna Reynolds

District 7 voters in Middle Tennessee express concerns over growth, economy, politics, and healthcare in the special primary election.

Three months after a fire in Nashville's Church Street Plaza parking garage, an insurance company finally accepted a customer's vehicle was destoryed.

After his infant son died in the backseat of a hot car, Aaron Gray faced a difficult journey to healing, one he encourages other men to seek.

The closure of Nashville Public Library due to a fire has left many unhoused people without access to essential resources and a cool space during the summer.

Tonight's Metro Council meeting will see the final vote on a handful of bills related to rezoning for The Nations neighborhood.

Nashville writer and journalist Becca Andrews dives deep on Eric Rudolph, the Olympics bomber, in a new podcast

Public hearing on proposed urban design overlay in The Nations, including affordable housing and neighborhood improvements.

Photos of the Downtown Library Parking Garage show how damaging last month's fire was and suggest that things could have been even worse.

Wasioto Park in Nashville is in need maintenance and repair, much of which is on hoid, leaving a once-vibrant playground in disarray.

Get an overview of the Metro Council's upcoming agenda, including rezoning requests and resolutions on homelessness and youth policy.

Tennessee's new laws take effect, including new rules for phones in schools, stricter penalties for harboring undocumented immigrants, and more

Vanderbilt University Medical Center will lay off up to 650 employees due to federal budget cuts, and the impact will be felt in research and patient care.

Nashville's Pride and Juneteenth events are adapting to shrinking budgets and changing sponsorship philosophies amid DEI initiatives.

An overnight fire at the Nashville Public Library's parking garage caused a collapse and hotel evacuation. The library is temporarily closed as a result.

Employees and advocates demand better safety measures in Dollar General stores, citing robberies and lack of support from upper management.

Tennessee executes Oscar Franklin Smith, marking the return of the state's death penalty after nearly five years.