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Metro police also need your help tracking down two suspects accused of walking into a Nashville business and shooting an ...
Do you have a child you're about to send off to college? You know it can be expensive. College students often try to make ...
A celebration Tuesday was for a grant to help children who have lived with cancer. Some kids got to take part in the ...
It's important for students to feel included in the classroom. Hannah Williams at Hopebridge Autism Therapy Centers helps ...
More than 736,000 Tennesseans could face new restrictions on what they can purchase with their food assistance benefits under a plan proposed by Governor Bill Lee.
It can be hard to learn a new language, but a local group meets weekly to make the process fun and exciting. The group is celebrating seven years of Spanish-English learning in Nashville.
Mason approves agreements to convert a former prison into an immigration detention facility, drawing criticism from residents over immigrant treatment and CoreCivic’s track record in Tennessee.
Longtime homeowners in Nashville’s Nations face pressure to sell as residents oppose rezoning that could replace single-family homes with apartments.
After finishing their final practical assessment, Gallatin firefighters are set to earn swift water rescue certification in October.
High school students gain hands-on trade skills while building furniture for families in need, learning woodworking, welding, and more.
It truly is staggering to think of the history a lone brick building in a city's downtown has seen. Recently, the structure's future was in question, but something is giving preservationists hope.
Even with discounts in place right now, we heard from some musicians working on Broadway who pay anywhere from $100 to $400 a month to park.