Nashville Mayor's Spring Cleanup Event Postponed Due To Pending Inclement Weather

The event has been rescheduled for May 1.

Mayor Cooper To Join Neighbors For Spring Cleanup This Weekend

Saturday's event will focus on two sites in North Nashville.

Sepulveda Navigates Politics As Only Latina Council Member

She knows she’s representing the 70,000 Latinos living across Nashville while simultaneously being a representative for her neighborhood.

Legal Battle Returns Over Anti-Tax Metro Charter Amendment

4 Good Government wants to reduce the property tax rate back to its 2019 levels before Metro Nashville Council increased the rate by 34%.

Waste Management Landfill Refused Nashville Flood Debris

The Solid Waste Region Board rejected a request to expand the landfill in Bordeaux less than a week ago.

Federal Taxes In Davidson County: How Do Yours Compare?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in Davidson County.

Board Denies Landfill Expansion In Northwest Davidson County

Black residents have bitterly fought the landfill for decades, leveling accusations of environmental racism.

Officials Speak Out On Nashville Landfill In Black Neighborhood

“We will not be overlooked this time,” said Rep. Vincent Dixie, a Democrat who lives less than a mile and a half from the site.

Metro Nashville Public Works Launches Neighborhood Speed Limit Reduction

The department will begin installing new signs across the city.

Nashville Power Poll Gives Mayor John Cooper Mediocre Grades

Depending on how you look at it, he comes out with a B- or C+.

Resources Headed To Nashville's Neighborhoods, Businesses

Mayor Cooper shares $10 Million plan as the city readies for a post-pandemic rebound.

Nashville Officials Exam How To Spend Stimulus Funds

The city will receive $132 million directly from the federal government through the American Rescue Plan.

Megan Barry: Life After Public Office

Once a rising star, the former Nashville mayor resigned in March 2018 amidst personal tragedy and scandal.

Metro Nashville Public Works Launches New App For Trash And Recycling Information

The app includes a search tool that allows residents to determine what materials may and may not be recycled.

COVID-19 Restrictions Set To Loosen As Vaccinations Increase in Nashville

The Independence Day celebration also will return as a live, in-person event.

$5 Million Headed To City Of Nashville's Affordable Housing Fund

The mayor’s proposed investment goes before the Metro Council in coming weeks for approval.

An Interview With Nashville Councilman Freddie O’Connell

Topics include navigating the tornado, pandemic, Second Avenue bombing, and police brutality protests.

Isahia Gooch, Wanted For Murder Of A Man Outside A Nashville Short-Term Rental, Surrenders

He is being held without bond pending a hearing on a charge of criminal homicide.

Nashville One Step Closer To 9,000-Plus Solar Panels

With the Metro Council’s unanimous vote, the city can Generate 3.2 megawatts and reduce its carbon footprint.

Nashville Mayor Announces Neighborhood Academy

Applications are open to anyone 18 and over who lives in Davidson County.

Mayor John Cooper Appoints Nashvillians To Christmas Day Bombing Special Review Committee

The group includes downtown property owners, community partners, and public safety experts.

Metro Nashville Law Department Files Council Resolution To Settle Civil Claim Over Police Shooting

The settlement resolves claims against the city government and police officer Andrew Delke in the death of Daniel Hambrick in July 2018.

Nashville Leaders Call For Changes To Construction Safety

Unsafe and unhygienic building sites allegedly have led to numerous COVID-19 clusters over the summer.

Vacancy On Nashville Community Oversight Board Announced

The Metro Council will fill the seat in April.

HBCU Students Risked All To End Segregation In Nashville

A 60th anniversary commemoration of the sit-in movement was scheduled last year, but canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Public Notice Of Metro Construction Projects Within Davidson County

All projects are more than one acre in size.

Nashville Metro Assessor Of Property Vivian Wilhoite Named To International Diversity Task Force

The International Association of Assessing Officers seeks to expand job opportunities for minorities and diverse candidates.

GOP Lawmaker Seeks To Remove Nashville Judge Over Absentee Voting

Davidson County Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle allowed fear of COVID-19 as an acceptable reason to request an absentee ballot.

Clinics Struggle To Get Underserved Tennesseans Vaccinated

Lack of transportation for patients and small vaccine orders add to the difficulty.

Nashville Receives $20.8 Million To Help Residents Catch Up On Past Due Rent And Utility Payments

The program will be implemented in three phases to ensure residents who are most urgently in need of assistance receive priority.

Analysis: Nashville Should Ban Facial Recognition Technology

The Metro Council passed an ordinance in 2017 to limit the use of surveillance tech, but it doesn't apply to law enforcement.

Nashville Referendum Fight Runs Up Legal Fees

The election commission spent $214,927 on attorney fees from a lawsuit stemming from a failed effort to put anti-tax charter on the ballot.

New Court Seeks To Mediate Evictions In Nashville

The goal is to keep renters in homes and landlords paid.

Nashville Vice Mayor Commits To Equity On Boards After Dispute

Jim Shulman says the next appointment will be a member of a minority community.

Nashville Mayor Thanks First Responders And Employees

John Cooper visited Metro agencies where personnel remain on the front lines of the city's severe weather response.

Davidson County Metro Trustee Announces Extended Office Hours Ahead Of Feb. 28 Tax Deadline

Several of the County Clerk’s satellite offices will be open on Saturday, Feb. 20, and Saturday, Feb. 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Education And Transportation Front And Center In Nashville Capital Plan

Mayor John Cooper is making the city's largest-ever education investment.

Nashville Planning Commission Adopts Amended Subdivision Regulations

Any application submitted after noon on Wednesday, Feb. 24, will be reviewed against the amended regulations.

Metro Nashville Launches Smart Zone Pilot To Better Manage Curb Space Downtown

Applications are open until Feb. 15.

Nashville, Davidson County, Apply For FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program

The public comment period has opened.