Davidson County Election Commission Seeks Court Guidance On 4GoodGovernment Petition

An expedited ruling has been requested.

Final Public Notice Of FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Funding Application

The Metro Nashville Water Services, Stormwater Division, has applied for funds for flood mitigation.

Nashville Public Works To Launch Waste And Recycling Route Optimization

The Metro Council has approved a plan to move to five day a week pickup.

Metro Government Makes Broad Enhancements To The Legislative Process

Oct. 6 was the successful live launch of the Granicus suite of software products.

Metro Marks Three Years Of hubNashville

The comprehensive customer service system links residents to non-emergency services.

Davidson County Election Commission Extends Hours For Voter Registrations

The office will remain open until 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 5.

TN Coronavirus Vaccine Trials Need Immigrant And Minority Participants

Officials from Nashville's Meharry Medical College are urging participation from Middle Tennessee’s immigrant and minority communities.

Nashville Mayor, Metro Director Of Law, Issue Statements On Voucher Lawsuit Ruling

The Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Metro Nashville and Shelby County.

Nashville Community Oversight Board Seeks Public Comment On Force Consent Decrees

A virtual public hearing is set for Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Nashville Mayor Reflects On Historic Challenges During His First Year In Office

Despite a tumultuous 365 days that has included an EF-3 tornado and a global pandemic, John Cooper said the city has a lot to be proud of.

Nashville Mayor Issues Statement On Election Commission Decision Regarding Referendum Proposal

John Cooper says "mere discussion" of the referendum threatens Metro’s ability to provide essential city services.

Nashville Metro Human Resources Announces Police Chief Review Committee

This group will assist with the next stage of the selection process.

Davidson County Election Commission Apologizes After Error Capitalized GOP Senators’ Names

Steve Dickerson in particular is viewed to be in a tough re-election fight against Democratic Heidi Campbell.

County Administrator Of Elections Apologizes For Some Names On Sample Ballot Being In All Caps

Jeff Roberts says the official county ballots are correct.

Former Metro Nashville Councilmember Tony Tenpenny Dies Of COVID-19

Tenpenny was first hospitalized in early August and according to Facebook posts, had been on a ventilator for most of September.

Mayor’s Office: COVID-19 Bar Numbers Released On July 2 And Fox17 Nashville Was There

John Cooper calls on station to apologize for "misleading the city and eroding the public trust through negligent reporting."

Thousands Of Absentee Ballots Mailed To Davidson County Voters This Morning

Those who have not requested their absentee ballot yet can still do so.

Nashville Mayor Refutes News Report Accusing The City Of Withholding Coronavirus Data

John Cooper's office says FOX17's story was "published with limited information and without context."

City Leaders Say Proposed Charter Amendment Would Be Self-Inflicted Disaster For Nashville

If passed, the amendment would retroactively reverse the property tax increase passed by 32 of 40 Council Members.

Nashville Prepares For Hispanic Heritage Month

On Sept. 15, city officials will kick off festivities with a proclamation.

End Of September Marks Deadline For Nashvillians To Self-Report In The 2020 U.S Census

City officials say the information collected is protected by law and will never be shared with law enforcement or immigration agencies.

Public Notice Of Metro Construction Projects Within Davidson County

All projects are more than one acre in size.

Silent No Longer Hits Cooper With Request To Address Sexual Misconduct At Nashville PD

Organization leaders say the number of complaints from current and former employees paints a "very damning picture."

Nashville Office Of Assessments To Close Friday, Sept. 4, To Prepare For Prorate and Reappraisal

The office will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Public Comment Requested On Metropolitan Nashville Lobbying Act

Comments must be submitted no later than Sept. 15.

Nashville Offers Hotel Vouchers To Immigrant Families With COVID-19 Cases

Hispanics continue to make up more than 19% of cases in Davidson County.

Historic Hermitage Hotel Hosts 19th Amendment Celebrations

Organizations across Tennessee have held celebrations to mark the anniversary and the state’s role in giving women the right to vote.

New York Consultant Hired To Design Nashville Fairgrounds Plaza

Biederman Redevelopment Ventures was hired as a subcontractor for $25,000 to design the plaza .

Nashville Developer Sues Metro Water In Case With Wide Implications

If McGavock Pike Partners win the lawsuit, Metro could be on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.

Bedne Urges Hispanic Residents, Immigrants To Continue COVID-19 Tests

Hispanics make up 19.3% of Davidson County's current cases.

Nashville Voters Eager To Elect Women Of Color, But Fundraising Obstacles Remain

Political insiders say the city is in the midst of an existential crisis.

Construction COVID-19 Cases In Nashville Garner Little Oversight

By last week, there were 233 COVID cases associated with outbreaks at 18 Nashville construction sites.

Public Notice Of Metro Construction Projects Within Davidson County

All projects are over one acre in total size.

Nashville Public Health Prohibits Outside Alcohol Consumption in Downtown, Midland Areas

Late night to-go sales are also banned

Commentary: Actions Of Broadway Bars Affect Music Industry

City leaders urged to consider the greater music community and small businesses as significant to the economy of Nashville as tourism.

Nashville Mayor Drastically Moved Up The Planned Retirement of Police Chief

Thursday was Steve Anderson's last day on the job following the arrest of a homeless Black man for not wearing a face mask.

Metro Health Board Approves Revised Plan To Share Limited COVID Patient Data With First Responders

The department was sharing patient names and addresses with law enforcement before the controversial arrangement was halted in June.

Nashville Officers Issue 16 Citations Thursday On Broadway For Face Mask Non-Compliance

Enhanced initiative planned for today and Saturday.

Officers Issuing Citations For Non-Compliance With Nashville Health Department's Mask Order

Teams will conduct walking patrols on Broadway from 3:30 to midnight on Friday and Saturday night.

Nashville Restaurants And Bars Account For Few Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

The Metro Health Department says more than 80 cases have been identified in clusters from restaurants and bars.