Nashville Mayor Chides Police Chief, DA

'War of words' between Metro Police and the District Attorney's office must end, Mayor Megan Barry said.

Metro Council Appoints One Of Its Own To The Bench

Metro Councilman Sam Coleman will fill the General Sessions court vacancy left after Casey Moreland's resignation.

White House In 'Downward Spiral,' Corker Says; Cooper Agrees, Alexander Says President Can Cause 'Earthquakes'

Sen. Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, says the White House needs to get "under control."

Interstate 440 Repairs Top State Road Improvements List

Funded by the gas tax increase as part of the governor's IMPROVE Act, long-awaited upgrades to I-440 are coming.

After Casey Moreland Accusations, Nashville DA Reviewing Judicial Influence

District Attorney Glenn Funk said he will investigate allegations that judges are interfering with police work.

103 Years After Famous March, Nashville Street Named For Women's Suffrage Leader

Capitol Boulevard is now named for Anne Dallas Dudley, who led the charge for Tennessee's ratification of the 19th Amendment.

Anarchists, Counter-Protesters Square Off At Nashville May Day March

An internet fight nearly becomes real at Public Square Park on May Day.

Early Klan Leader Honored 'Accidentally' By Tennessee House; Move Denounced

Tennessee lawmakers miss the Forrest for the trees and accidentally honor the slave trader and early Klan leader, sparking outrage.

Indicted Nashville Judge To Receive $4,500 Monthly Pension: Report

Casey Moreland, under federal indictment, is entitled a monthly pension and insurance benefits.

Nashville Council Closes Sidewalk Loophole

Nashville residential builders will be required to install more sidewalks starting July 1.

Tennessee Legislature Passes On 'Pass The Bottle' Again

Of-age passengers can keep boozing with impunity in Tennessee for at least another year.

Veteran, Political Unknown First Democrat To Announce Challenge To Corker

Nashville attorney James Mackler, an Iraq War vet, says he'll seek Democratic U.S. Senate nomination.

8 Vie To Replace Judge Casey Moreland

Eight attorneys — including one Metro councilmember — have applied to fill embattled judge Casey Moreland's bench.

75-Year-Old Grandmother, 21-Year-Old Student Arrested During Sit-In At Governor's Office

Faith leaders calling for Medicaid expansion protested inside Gov. Bill Haslam's State Capitol office suite Tuesday.

Tennessee's Rural Broadband Expansion Effort Heads To Governor's Desk

Championed by Gov. Bill Haslam, a multimillion dollar plan to incentivize rural broadband access looks ready for roll-out.

Abortion Bills Likely Unconstitutional: Tennessee AG

Tennessee Attorney-General Herbert Slatery says two abortion proposals in the legislature are "constitutionally suspect."

Tennessee Historical Commission Calls Polk Exhumation Proposal 'Inappropriate'

THC Director calls the removal of the Polks from the Capitol grounds to Columbia "inappropriate."

Most Nashville Water Bills To Increase

The Metro Council approved doubling the monthly stormwater fee for 85 percent of Nashville homeowners.

Nashville Judge Casey Moreland Resigns From Bench, Released From Jail

Facing obstruction of justice charges, Judge Casey Moreland has resigned.

Downtown Street May Be Renamed For Nashville Women's Suffrage Pioneer

Anne Dallas Dudley, who led the charge for Tennessee's ratification of the 19th Amendment, may be honored with a street name.

Nashville May Ban Ticket Scalping Near Venues

Metro Council proposal would create a misdemeanor for scalping in public rights-of-way near certain venues.

Nashville Area Adds 100 People Daily: Census Bureau

More than 70 people moved to the Nashville region daily between July 2015 and July 2016, the Census Bureau reports.

Executions May Resume After Tennessee Supreme Court Upholds Death Penalty

Tennessee's last execution was in 2009 and have been on hold since October while the state supreme court considered its constitutionality.

Feds Arrest Nashville Judge Casey Moreland

General Sessions Judge Casey Moreland allegedly bribed a witness and schemed to plant drugs on her.

Tennessee Senate Sends Local Pot Law Nullification To Governor

Gov, Haslam's signature would overturn Nashville's effort to lower pot possession penalties.

Tennessee Senate OKs Relocation Of President And First Lady Polk's Bodies

Acknowledging it as a "first step" to moving the Polks from Capitol Hill to Columbia, the Senate approves the exhumation of a president.

Tennessee's Undocumented Students Get Second Chance At In-State Tuition

A key Senate committee OKed an effort to give undocumented immigrant students in-state tuition.

State Historian, Polk Family Oppose Reburial Of President, First Lady

A descendant of President James K. Polk and the Tennessee State Historian agree the tomb should remain at the State Capitol.

Seeing An Opening On The Right, State Sen. Mae Beavers Mulls Gov. Run

With fellow tea-party favorite Mark Green possibly headed for the Trump Administration, Beavers considers a campaign.

Check It Out: Nashville Library Mulls An End To Fines

The library says oftentimes fines will never be paid and discourage future library use.

Trump In Nashville: President Visits Hermitage, Delivers Campaign-Style Speech With Thousands Left Out In The Cold

Lines — some to nowhere — stretched for blocks as President Trump offered up a wide-ranging, campaign-style speech.

Watch Replay: President Donald Trump's Nashville Rally

Trump spoke at Nashville's Municipal Auditorium Wednesday.

Trump In Nashville: Mayor To Visit The Hermitage, Won't Greet Trump At Airport Or Attend Rally

Mayor Megan Barry will visit Andrew Jackson's home on his 250th birthday with President Trump, but won't attend the rally at Municipal.

Tennessee Senate Committee Advances Polk Exhumation

Nashville Sen. Jeff Yarbro scolded after saying that exhuming President and Mrs. Polk would be "ahistorical and macabre."

Trump In Nashville: Road Closures, Bus Service Changes Announced

The president's rally at Municipal Auditorium Wednesday night will require multiple road closures downtown.

Tennessee Sues Feds Over Refugee Resettlement

Claiming that the federal government's "coercion" of Tennessee to take refugees violates the Tenth Amendment, the state is suing the feds.

Following Jeff Sessions' Request, Nashville's U.S. Attorney To Resign

Obama appointee David Rivera will resign his position as U.S. Attorney for Middle Tennessee following a request by AG Jeff Sessions.

President Trump In Nashville: MTA Says Expect 'Major Service Disruptions,' All-Day Closure For Downtown Bus Station

An MTA spokesperson said bus riders should expect Music City Central to be closed and major delays on routes due to president's visit.

Nashville Library System Aims For Big Changes

Nashville's library growth plan calls for eight new branches and renovations of six others.

On Andrew Jackson's Birthday, President Donald Trump To Visit Nashville

The president will hold a rally at Nashville's Municipal Auditorium March 15.