Groups Call For Extension Of Tenant Relief Measures

The DSA and the RDC want officials to extend relief to Nashvillians through temporary suspensions of evictions and utility shut-offs.

Nashville Mayor's Office And The Metropolitan Council Minority Caucus Will Jointly Host Webinar

The webinar is meant for Minority Communities In The Age Of Coronavirus Pandemic.

Judge Kelvin Jones’ Divorce Raises Questions Of Invasion Of Privacy, Mysterious Deposits

In lawsuit filings, Denise Jones has accused her husband of accessing her work email without permission.

Metropolitan Trustee’s Office Extends Closure Until May 29

Renewal vouchers for the Tax Relief and Tax Freeze programs may be mailed to the Trustee’s Office or placed in the secure drop box.

Pandemic Pushes Bill To Legalize Home Recording Studios

Critics say the move would increase noise and traffic in Nashville area residential neighborhoods.

Nashville COVID Chief Says 'Data And Science Matter’

A story from NBC that reported Nashville is experiencing a high spike in COVID-19 cases counted data from a Trousdale County prison.

Nashville Finance Department Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Presentation

Click below to view the full presentation PDF.

Assessor Wilhoite Extends 'No Walk-In' Constituency Services In Nashville

The May 29 date is an extension from the previous May 1 date of closure.

Metropolitan Trustee’s Office Extends Closure In Nashville

Property taxes may be paid online with a credit card or eCheck.

Vice Mayor Announces Plan For May 5 Council Public Hearing

The May 5, 2020 Council meeting agenda has 46 zoning bills that were advertised for public hearing.

Mayor John Cooper’s Administration Announces Metro Will Retain Control Of District Energy System To Reduce Costs In Nashville

“Metro Water, having a background in management of distribution and collection systems as well as industrial plants, will be taking over."

Planning Commission Meeting And Public Hearing To Be Held Virtually In Nashville

The Department has created a range of opportunities for our community to provide feedback to the Commission.

Nashville's Community Oversight Board Approves Immigration Enforcement Policy Advisory Report

The Board will submit the report to Chief Steve Anderson.

Nashville's Planning Commission Meeting And Public Hearing Will Be Held Virtually On April 23

You can watch the meeting on Comcast Channel 3, Google Fiber Channel 3, AT&T UVerse Channel 99, Roku and MNN Live Stream.

Nashville Planning Commision Meetings To Be Held Virtually

In light of the governor’s order allowing electronic public meetings, the regularly scheduled April 23 meeting will be held virtually.

Mayor Cooper Gives 57th Annual State Of Metro With Social Distancing Measures In Place

Mayor Cooper discusses Nashville’s response to March 3 tornado, coronavirus outbreak, and on-going financial challenges as nation.

State Of Metro To Be Livestreamed On Metro Nashville Network

The address will take place on Tuesday, March 31, 2020 at 10:30 a.m. Central via the following online platforms:

Office Of Assessments To Remain Closed Until May 1

This decision comes as a result of information from Mayor John Cooper’s State of Metro Address and his daily updates.

Nashville Board Of Zoning Appeals Meeting To Proceed By Telephone

"We strongly encourage anyone with comments for the board’s consideration to submit them electronically."

City Of Nashville Urges Residents To Register To Vote While Sheltering At Home

"With many Nashvillians sheltering at home to slow the spread of COVID-19, now is a great time to prepare for upcoming elections."

Tennessee Super Tuesday Results: Biden To Be Projected Winner

Several sources have declared Joe Biden the projected winner of the Tennessee Democratic primary; last polls close in Davidson County.

Mayor Cooper Appoints 48 Members To Sustainability Advisory Committee

Mayor John Cooper today announced the names of 48 members of the Nashville community who will serve on the Sustainability Advisory Commi ...

Mayor Cooper Announces Areas Of Focus, Expedited Timeline For FY2021 Budget

Today, Mayor John Cooper announced six distinct areas of focus in his budget planning process for the 2021 fiscal year.

Nashville Mayor Cooper Delivers First 100 Days Report

Today Mayor John Cooper released a report detail entailing progress made toward his administration’s goal of creating a city for all.

Chief Anderson's Statement On Final Memorandum Of Understanding Draft

Chief Anderson issued a statement on the final draft Memorandum of Understanding between the Metro PD and the Community Oversight Board.

Mayor Cooper To Host Mayor’s Night Out On Thursday, January 9

Mayor Cooper is thrilled to host another Mayor’s Night Out. Nashville residents are invited to have one-on-one conversations with the Mayor.

Mayor John Cooper Appoints Bill R. Phillips As Deputy Mayor, Chief Of Staff

Mayor John Cooper today announced the appointment of Bill R. Phillips as Deputy Mayor, Chief of Staff effective Thursday, January 2, 2020.

Nashville Mayor’s Immigration Task Force Delivers Final Report

Today, the Mayor’s Office released the final report of the Mayor’s Immigration Task Force.

Nashville Gov Releases 2019 Citizen Centric Report

The Finance Department is proud to release the FY19 Citizen Centric Report (CCR).

Nashville Mayor Names New Head Of Metro Dept. Of Law

Mayor John Cooper today announced the appointment of former Tennessee AG Robert E. Cooper, Jr. as Director of the Metro Department of Law.

Tennessee Hearing Testimony On Total Abortion Ban

The amendment to Tennessee’s stalled “fetal heartbeat” bill would define life at the moment of conception and ban nearly all abortions.

‘No Evil’ In Forcing Raped Teen To Carry Baby To Term: Lawmaker

A Tennessee legislator doesn't think it's "evil" to require teen raped and impregnanted by a coach or teacher to carry the baby to term.

Nashville Finances Earn 'D' Grade

A new report on the financial condition of the 75 most populous cities ranks Nashville no. 62 in the nation for fiscal health.

Tennessee 2018 Election Results: Blackburn, Lee Take Home Wins

Bill Lee was elected as the next Tennessee governor while Marsha Blackburn won the race for Senate.

Tennessee VA Facilities Get Poor Marks In Annual Report

The Department of Veterans Affairs released its end of fiscal year ratings for 146 VA medical centers nationwide.

Bredesen Chides Pence For 'Name Calling'

Former Gov. Phil Bredesen said Vice President Mike Pence was "name calling" by tweeting the Democrat was "a liberal."

Ex-Campaign Manager Takes Out Restraining Order On House Hopeful

MNPD detectives are investigating a Democratic State House hopeful after his ex-girlfriend/campaign manager filed a restraining order.

Harwell Backs Medical Marijuana In Gubernatorial Bid

State House Speaker Beth Harwell is making medical marijuana a gubernatorial campaign issue as she tries to break out from the GOP field.

Former Metro Councilman Loniel Greene Dies

Former Metro Councilman Loniel Greene died Wednesday after a July 8 cardiac arrest.

Tennesseans Now Pay More Sales Tax Than Anyone Else

With a slight change in Louisiana's tax law, Tennessee now has the highest average combined state and local sales tax, a new study finds.