NES says a 2025 rule backfired, swelling unpaid balances before this new temperature-based fix.

Gov. Bill Lee's team wants NASA to pick a 48-acre site near Manchester over rivals in Alabama, Colorado and Texas.

Jerri Green urges scrutiny of public and private costs, while David Hatley says Nashville can handle a big-league team.

Dexter Stamping shut its Joe B. Jackson Parkway plant with no warning, a lawsuit claims, leaving dozens without income or health coverage.

Two men held by ICE in Nashville walked free after a judge found they'd been denied due process — now the agency is pitching a $3,000 exit bonus.

The Tennessee Foster Care Association kept soliciting donations for years after its state registration lapsed, a new lawsuit alleges.

Mark Goins says unintended taps, not vote flipping, explain Davidson and Williamson County voter complaints. Coffee stirrers are back at the polls.

Three candidates for Tennessee's redrawn 5th District traded priorities in Spring Hill, but Molder says he still wants a true one-on-one debate with Hatcher.

Amendment 2 needs more yes votes than half the governor's race total to pass, a math quirk that could sink it.

Councilmember Rollin Horton's plan would reach roughly half of Nashville's residents who rent their homes and are not directly notified about rezonings.

The $15 million piece targets a $67 million school meant to ease severe overcrowding in Southeast Davidson County.

A Haywood County resident says the state's AI Advisory Council is deciding K-12 AI policy behind closed doors. The lawsuit names the council's top officials as defendants.

Rep. Scott Cepicky says he met privately with MNPS leaders and wants a forensic audit as a first step toward a possible state takeover.