Former surgeon and assistant allege $500 bribe, sexism, retaliation and kickbacks in separate lawsuits

Petitioners push judge on public records exemption in first day of hearings

Sen. London Lamar says her legislation is entwined with abortion ban 

Volkswagen employees in Chattanooga set to vote to join UAW this week

Franchise tax changes still up for debate as members continue budget discussion

Conservative men are huge on traditional gender roles — but not on doing the hard work of keeping up their end of the bargain

Local students and Covenant parents on watch as conceal carry bill for teachers nears a vote in the House

Finance officials expect no growth next year

As the bill makes its way through the legislature, Democrat Aftyn Behn calls it ‘a harbinger of even worse things to come’

A bill that would allow school staff to carry concealed firearms passed in the state Senate Tuesday

Legendary local personal-injury attorney started eponymous firm in 1975

From education commissioner Lizzette Reynolds' latest scandal to Tennessee's legislative inaction, we must laugh to keep our souls buoyed

The education commissioner is facing another wave of criticism following acceptance of tuition assistance

Courtney Johnston gets in GOP primary against Andy Ogles

Cousin marriage, development districts, concealed carry, health care updates in the state

Diermeier doubles down in the Wall Street Journal, is set to address faculty as students face court dates and disciplinary proceedings

Nashvillians respond to questions about politics, East Bank, fairgrounds, transit referendum

In her latest recap, @startleseasily reports on a withdrawn Metro Arts Commission nominee and resistance to zoning reform

Local activist will run against Republican Andy Ogles in District 5

Open Table Nashville calls for housing options instead of laws that punish unhoused people for sleeping outdoors

Fallon, LiUNA sign worker safety, pay guarantee as Metro Council vote looms

Diermeier faces blowback from students, faculty and city leaders for protest crackdown

Down the rabbit hole on my cousin Jonathan Moulton, deals with the Devil, and an overrated Charlie Daniels Band song

Our reporter’s first-hand account of Tuesday’s events on Vanderbilt’s campus

Lee submits budget amendment; day care bill sees bipartisan support

Move comes as comptroller's office issues audit reports including findings from 2019

Demonstrations continue over Vandy’s reaction to pro-Palestinian activism as well as student suspensions

An anti-abortion group produced the clip, which lawmakers are moving to implement in schools

Veteran businessman, Scene owner cites desire to spend time with family, health considerations for move

Students are protesting the university’s suppression of pro-Palestine activism

Policy requires university approval for journalists to access campus

Scene staff writer Eli Motycka was reporting on student protests regarding campus speech and Israel's military invasion of Gaza

A Kansas man is suing the Tennessee congressman for a false social media post

Looking at the state of Lower Broad's tourist culture the wake of Riley Strain's death

Faculty criticize university for controlling student speech

Metro Finance steps in to take over agency’s finances as embattled director Daniel Singh looks for new job out of state

Republicans test chamber loopholes to kill bills backed by Democrats

East Bank Authority legislation kicked back to committees

Tennessee becomes first state to codify voice, image and likeness protections against AI

Belmont, Meharry, Metro, VUMC among those to receive millions after lawsuits with drug distributors

In her latest recap, @startleseasily reports on a pair of Metro Council resolutions and the Nashville Symphony's bird problem

Evidence shows administrators are putting Vanderbilt Divest Coalition's efforts through the bureaucratic spin cycle

Potential Republican candidates cite Covenant shooting and the incumbent’s behavior in weighing 5th Congressional District bids