The FFRF filed a complaint about prayers at a Maury County middle school graduation, alleging constitutional violations and seeking action from the school board.

Nashville musicians struggle with parking issues, with high costs and limited availability hindering the industry's growth and safety, as per the Greater Nashville Music Census.

MACC in Nashville accommodates new animals after July 4th fireworks, despite facing overcrowding. They advise pet owners on preventative measures and encourage microchipping, waiving reclaim fees until July 7 for easier pet reunion.

Metro Arts expands its Lending Library Collection at the Nashville Public Library with 53 new artworks, enhancing public access to local art and benefiting artists financially. An opening reception is scheduled for July 18th.

Tennessee's college enrollment rate rises to 56.7% for high school graduates in 2023, up by 2.4 points from last year, with variations across demographics.

Residents of East Nashville painted the city's first rainbow crosswalk, celebrating LGBTQ pride and community inclusivity, outside the Lipstick Lounge, a lesbian-owned bar.

Wilson County School Board's new mandate requires teachers to notify parents if a child wants to be recognized by a different gender or name, prompting mixed reactions from the community.

Tennessee's Attorney General and Secretary of State warn of celebrity-related scams exploiting stardom to defraud residents, urging public caution and reporting of suspicious activities.

Tennessee's Department of Safety has launched a grant offering up to $100,000 for places of worship to enhance security and hire personnel in response to recent threats. Applications are open until July 12.

Maury County, in partnership with TEMA and other entities, conducted an "All-Hazards Incident Management Team" drill to enhance emergency preparedness ahead of tornado season.

Joe Elmore, the host of "Tennessee Crossroads," has died at 80 after a long illness. He hosted the show for 37 years, becoming a beloved Tennessee figure.

Nashville's Urban Green Lab and Metro Water Services' Zero Waste Nashville launched the 'Sustainable in the City' podcast to inspire sustainable living.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell has declared June 19, 2024, as Juneteenth Independence Day and acknowledged it with various events, reflecting on the city's commitment to equity and inclusion.