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Democrat Darden Copeland says his internal polling shows a single-digit race in TN-07, while Republican Matt Van Epps has stayed largely out of sight.
The Nashville Area Chamber's 2026 gala puts dinner tables on the field of a stadium set for demolition after February 2027.
Mt. Juliet High's cellphone policy wins over students and teachers, even as Rutherford County restricts phones throughout the school day.
Wilson Perry Kirby kept an unwanted $20,000 IRS check untouched for years — and still got billed thousands in interest.
North Nashville and East Nashville were among areas affected by the tornado as the council votes next week on federal disaster funds.
Sport & State, backed by a $100 million valuation, gets a massive new distribution partner just weeks after launch.
A Williamson County lawyer of 46 years kept a wrongful death client waiting nearly four years for $20,000. He avoided disbarment.
A new bronze Crockett statue with his hunting dogs is set to replace the toppled Carmack monument at Legislative Plaza.
A Chancery Court judge sided with Mayor Paige Brown, but Gallatin voters backed term limits by nearly 80 percent in 2018.
A Metro Council bill would send outside surveys to all 55 departments after the 911 center's leadership meltdown cost taxpayers $20,000 in coaching alone.
Clarksville’s 9–3 vote sets 1,000-foot buffers near schools and churches, but over 50 existing shops get grandfathered in.
Nashville's Lipscomb hit 5,007 students this fall, with a new anesthesiologist assistant program drawing over 300 applicants for 24 seats.
District 13's Russ Bradford nominated Hill over Council Member Jeff Preptit for the Metro Council's second-highest post.
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