What This Story Is About Metro Councilmember Courtney Johnston is speaking out after three dockets of traffic citations were allegedly dismissed in Judge Robin Kimbrough Hayes’ Davidson County courtroom because Metro Legal stopped staffing the dockets. Why It Matters Johnston says the dismissals ...
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What This Story Is About A subcontractor was flown to a Nashville hospital after falling about 20 feet into a new septic tank at a school, a…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A piece of the Big Apple is coming to Nashville. Levain Bakery, beloved in New York City for its sweet treats, has…
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The Wilson County Election Commission hopes that social media posts will encourage voters to turn out during early voting ahead of the Augus…
What This Story Is About Downtown Nashville is seeing one of the nation’s most concentrated housing growth. Why It Matters Overall, the repo…
Before the first concertgoer walks through its doors this fall, FOX 17 News got an early look inside The Truth, Live Nation’s newest music v…
New state employment data shows job growth has slowed to less than half of what the state experienced during its recent hiring boom.
More than two years after Smokin Thighs owner Matt Carney was struck outside his own Wedgewood-Houston restaurant, officials announced the m…
A place has been part of the Nashville story for more than 200 years. The crew there has committed themselves to telling some stories that h…
Two Middle Tennessee school districts say they have to raise school meal prices this year to keep their programs sustainable.
What This Story Is About Belmont University acquired Johnny Cash’s personal archives in an $8.6 million deal and will house them in a new on…
What This Story Is About TVA has signed the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, a federal initiative aimed at preventing data center energy usage c…
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