Zebra Bolts From Livestock Auction, Leads Police On 3-Hour Chase

A zebra “angry” that police used stun guns is back in custody after galloping from the Triple W Livestock Auction in Cookeville, Tennessee.

Nashville Public Library: 3 New Books By Women

See the latest announcement from Nashville Public Library.

Nashville Parks Board Requests Input For Changing Name Of Hadley Park To Hadley-Lillard Park

The proposed name change would honor Kwame Leo Lillard, a civil rights activist who died in December.

Mayor's Office And Metro Action Nashville Works! Virtual Job Fair Set For May 6

Interviews will be conducted via Zoom.

Mayor John Cooper Recruits More Nashvillians For Community Safety Effort

Eleven people from the Metro Council to the medical field have joined the group.

Metro Action Provides Air Conditioners For Elderly, Disabled, And Residents With Medical Conditions

This program meets need of vulnerable citizens of Davidson County during the summer.

Bristol Motorsports Makes Its Sales Pitch To Nashville

The return of NASCAR to the fairgrounds is approaching the checkered flag.

More Of Historic Downtown Nashville Reopens

The changes went into effect at 3 p.m. today.

North Nashville’s 37208 Zip To Get Guaranteed Basic Income Pilot

Moving Nashville Forward aims to send out monthly distributions of $1,000 to 100 families making less than $40,000 a year.

'You Look Like An Idiot': CEO Fired For Mocking Teen’s Prom Dress

Dalton Stevens urged others to “wear what makes you happy” after the Tennessee teen was publicly berated by the former CEO of Visuwell.

Mayor Cooper, Metro Nashville Council To Tour Future Oracle Site

The proposed project would create 8,500 jobs.

Urban Land Institute To Host Virtual Meeting On The Future Of Nashville's Second Avenue

The session begins at 8:30 a.m. Friday.

Nashville Public Library: "Make Nashville Shine...It's Clean-Up Time!"

See the latest announcement from Nashville Public Library.

Upcoming Red Cross Blood Drives In Nashville Area

The Red Cross is holding a series of blood drives soon in the Nashville area. The pandemic continues to impact the country's blood supply.

Mayor's Office And Metro Action Nashville Works! Virtual Job Fair On April 22

Interviews will be conducted via Zoom, the internet video communications application.

Man Charged In Shooting That Claimed Life Of 3-Year-Old Jamayla Marlowe Of Nashville

Thomas L. Winston Jr., 23, is charged with criminal homicide and aggravated assault.

Nashville Parks Board Seeks Input On Request To Rename Hadley Park

The proposed name change would honor Kwame Leo Lillard, a local civil rights activist who died in December.

Blood Donations Needed In Nashville Area: Red Cross Drives Coming Up Soon

The Red Cross is holding a series of blood drives soon in the Nashville area.

Metro Action Summer Youth Employment Online Application Deadline Is Friday

Davidson County youth between the ages of 14-24 are eligible for jobs and internships.

Mayor's Office And Metro Action To Host Nashville Works! Virtual Job Fair On April 8

The hours are 2 to 4 p.m.

Nashville Metro Action Summer Youth Employment Program Positions Available

The deadline to apply is April 9.

Detectives Working To Identify Man Who Robbed Nashville Recycling Business

The suspect entered the office and demanded cash from the register at gunpoint.

Metro Nashville Public Works Announces Flood Debris Guidelines For Metro Residents

All items and materials must be separated into three different piles and placed within 16 feet of the curb or street side for collection.

MNPD Assists The Congregation Of The West End Synagogue In The Celebration Of Passover

This is the 27th year the police department has helped the synagogue prepare for the holiday.

MyCity Academy 2021 Session Underway

This seven-month course is designed to help New Americans in Nashville better understand and participate in local government.

Nashville Musicians To Perform During March 20 Mass Vaccination Event At Nissan Stadium

A diverse lineup of four acts will perform bluegrass, country, rock, and soul music.

Public's Assistance Sought In Locating Missing Nashville Couple

Joel and Linda Hamilton both have intellectual disabilities.

Metro Action Brings HOPE To Davidson County Residents Recovering From The Impact Of COVID-19

The online rental assistance portal opens on Monday to help more than 5,000 households catch up.

Man Arrested After Two-Vehicle Crash In Madison That Killed A 17-Year-Old

Richard Charles Griffin II, 40, of Hermitage, is charged with 3rd offense DUI, aggravated assault involving death, and other offenses.

Middle Tennessee Enthusiasm For Auto Sports Gets Rejuvenated

The announcement Friday that NASCAR is returning to Nashville turned the spotlight on the city’s car culture.

Nashville Moves One Step Closer To A Return Of NASCAR

Metro Government and Bristol Motor Speedway have signed a letter of intent.

Financial Empowerment Center: Nashville Residents Increased Their Savings By $3 Million In 2020

The FEC offers free, one-on-one financial counseling to Davidson County residents.

Nashville, Davidson County COVID-19 Community Assessment Centers Severe Weather Protocol

If lightning strikes, the community assessment center personnel protocol is to retreat to the buildings on site for 30 minutes.

Nashville Office Of Emergency Management Winter Weather Saturday Evening Update

Public Works continues to clear roadways and Metro Social Services plans Extreme Cold Weather Shelter.

Nashville Office Of Emergency Management Winter Weather Friday Evening Update

Most Metro Nashville-Davidson County facilities that were open prior to the severe winter weather will resume normal operation on Monday.

Nashville Office Of Emergency Management Winter Weather Thursday Evening Update

Public school open virtually on Friday while government buildings remain closed.

Nashville Office Of Emergency Management Winter Weather Update

Public schools and government offices will remain closed on Thursday.

Nashville Office Of Emergency Management Winter Weather Evening Update

Public schools, government buildings, will remain closed on Wednesday.

Nashville Office Of Emergency Management Winter Weather Update

Public schools, government offices are closed.

Nashville Outdoor Coronavirus Community Assessment Centers Closed This Week Due To Weather

The COVID-19 Hotline is closed today in observance of Presidents’ Day.