Fabian Bedne Provides Spanish-Language COVID Updates In Nashville

The Argentina native serves as a planner in the mayor’s office of neighborhood development.

Nashville Targets Outreach Efforts To Hispanic Community

Federal COVID-19 assistance has been slow to reach the state.

The New Normal, Part 6: Long Lines To Get Free Coronavirus Tests

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.

Final Public Notice Issued For FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance Program

The city of Nashville wants to acquire and demolish residential properties that have suffered repetitive flood loss.

Davidson County Turning Out To Vote

Absentee and early voting numbers surpass 2016 election.

The New Normal -Part 5: Plastic Barriers, Free Masks At Lockeland Table

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life and created a new normal for Nashville residents.

Life In Nashville's Church Street Park

Church Street Park, a pocket park on downtown Nashville’s Church Street, has long been a gathering spot for the area’s homeless.

Davidson County Election Commission Awaits Voted Ballots

Thousands of absentee ballots have not been returned.

Why Metro’s Deal With The Sounds Is A Major Hurdle For MLB To Nashville

If a Major League Baseball team were to relocate to the city, the Sounds would be forced to leave town, according to owner Frank Ward.

Local Tech Company And MTSU Partner For Contact Tracing Study

The study also will address traffic congestion.

The New Normal – Part 4: Long Outdoor Lines At Howard School Metro Government Buildings

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Nashville Mayor Signs Letter Urging Congressional Action On Sustainable Economic Recovery

He's one of nearly 200 mayors advocating for a zero-carbon green economy that creates good-paying jobs, emphasizes equity.

The New Normal, Part 3: After Being Closed For Months, Jefferson Street Sound Reopens

Washington and Jefferson Street Sound hosted a community event on July 18, which marked the first time the museum was open.

An Interview With Nashville Mayor John Cooper

The issues the city is now facing, including COVID-19 and calls for police reform, are different than the ones he campaigned on.

Diocese Of Nashville Settles With Victim Who Alleges 2017 Sexual Assault By Campus Priest

Father Kevin McGoldrick was serving as a chaplain at Aquinas College at the time.

The New Normal -Part 2: Enforcing The Mask Mandate On Lower Broadway

Some of the most vocal pushback has come from the honky tonk owners.

Nashville Lawsuits Target Unsolicited Robocalls In Recall Effort

The suits are a response to an anti-tax group that made the calls to Davidson County voters.

Closely Contested Democratic Primary Foreshadows November Showdown For Senate District 20

Heidi Campbell and Kimi Abernathy are competing to take on GOP incumbent Steve Dickerson.

Amended Public Health Order Closes Transpotainment Vehicles Under Metro Authority

Bar closures are extended through the end of July.

FAQ On Early Voting In Nashville, Absentee Ballots

Early voting schedule at libraries remains unchanged.

Heat Emergency Drives Changes At Nashville Early Voting Locations

Community health and safety prioritized at library sites.

Secretly-Funded Efforts Target Mayor, Nashville Tax Policy

The leader of the referendum effort is Jim Roberts, an opponent of the fairgrounds soccer stadium and mixed use development project.

Tennessee Valley Authority Outsources Jobs in Employment Crisis

Firing American tech workers and giving their jobs to foreign nationals has cybersecurity implications

Shanna Whitelaw Named Interim Director At Nashville Metro Public Works

In her new role she will lead a review and planning process to realign the department's transportation and solid waste functions.

Mark Sturtevant Named To New Director of Development Position Within the Nashville Metro Planning Division

The job was created to address infrastructure challenges in historically underserved neighborhoods.

State Rep. Parkinson Urges Metro Council Not To Appoint John Little To School Board

Parkinson has accused the community organizer of being a "political operative" for charter school interests.

Officers Working Downtown To Ensure Compliance With Mandatory Mask Order

170 verbal warnings have been issued.

Commentary: “A Tourniquet Of Concrete”

Campbell Haynes says Interstate 40 cut a thriving black community in half in 1968.

Metro Officers To Begin Enforcement Of Nashville's Mandatory Mask Order Throughout The City On Wednesday, July 15

Dedicated teams will be placed on Broadway downtown due to a high concentration of active COVID-19 cases there.

City Of Nashville To Conduct Coronavirus Information Technology Services Survey

In the wake of the arrival of COVID-19, Metro Government wants to expand its online public services.

Metro Health Board Agrees To Create Technology To Share COVID-19 Data With First Responders In ‘Limited Way’

The tech will likely take months to develop.

Metropolitan Trustee’s Office Extends Closure Through July 17

Taxpayers may call 615-862-6330 during normal business hours for assistance.

Nashville Charter Schools Take Home Millions In Federal Pandemic Aid

Eight Nashville charter school organizations secured between $9.05 million and $22 million in federal paycheck protection program loans.

Transportation Licensing Commission Will Meet July 15

The members will review, discuss and vote to approve or amend RFQ 61106, “Shared Urban Mobility Devices (SUMD) Operation Services."

To Reduce The Spread Of Coronavirus, The Metro Nashville HR Office Is Closed Until Further Notice

City officials say e-mails and phone calls will be responded to in a timely manner.

How Metro Schools Will Spend $26m In CARES Act Funding

The largest chunk of the funding will go to a nutritional program to provide meals to economically disadvantaged children.

The Transportation Licensing Commission Office Is Closed Due To Coronavirus Emergency

All permits which have expired during the pandemic and have been administratively extended until the office is reopened.

Nashville Lays Out Plan To Reach Latino Residents

Immigrants and refugees comprised 67% of Nashville’s total COVID-19 positive cases in a one-month period ending in late June.

Public Notice Of Metro Construction Projects Within Davidson County

The list shows active or recently active Metro construction projects over one acre in total size for June 2020.

Hispanic Community Leaders: More Outreach Needed For COVID Education

Journalist Veronica Salcedo is often contacted through Facebook and asked to visit impacted areas to hand out personal protective equipment.