Metro Council Rundown (12/017/24)
RESOLUTIONS * DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE MOU (Passed) approving a Memorandum of Understanding to transfer public property administration respo
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Metro Council Rundown (12/03/24)
RESOLUTIONS * HOW SAFE DO YOU FEEL? (Withdrawn) Accepting a grant from the Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance to fund for software
The Metro Council Takes on the Surveillance State
At the center of discussions during last night's council meeting was whether or not to renew a contract with a law enforcement surveillance company
NEST Bill Status
Here is the status of all nine bills originally proposed in the NEST package. The descriptions are the ones provided on Councilmember Quin E
Election Results For All Contested State And Local Races In Nashville:
United States House of Representatives District 5 * Andy Ogles (incumbent) Republican Party Nominee: 204,807 * Maryam Abolfazli Demo
"I'm Never Leaving the Station"
There is more to the haunting beauty of Union Station than meets the eye. Built in the Romanesque Revival style, the train station-turned-ho
Metro Council Rundown (10/15/24)
RESOLUTIONS * SURVEILLANCE TECH (Deferred two meetings) a sole source contract between the Metro and Fusus, LLC. to increase the value, e
Quick Guide For All Contested State And Local Races In Nashville
United States House of Representatives District 5 * Andy Ogles (incumbent) Republican Party Nominee * Maryam Abolfazli Democratic Pa
Nullification Part Deux
We talk with Senator Adam Lowe about last week's summer study over whether or not the state can ignore orders from the federal government
Metro Council Rundown (10/1/24)
RESOLUTIONS * RS2024-686 (Passed) approving an intergovernmental license agreement with County Hospital for limited military training pur
Wrestling Over Weather Control
Rep. Monty Fritts talks about his infamous weather modification bill
Metro Council Rundown (9/17/24)
APPOINTMENTS AND NOMINATIONS OF NOTE * President Pro Tempore Vote: Councilmember Sandra Sepulveda was appointed as the council’s new Pres
Flip-Flopping Freddie
In 2018, he wanted to show voters how much Mayor Barry's transit referendum could cost them. In 2024, he doesn't think it necessary. What changed?
Musings of the Carbon King
Jason Isaac, CEO of the American Energy Institute, talks to us about the nation's energy landscape
Metro Council Rundown (9/4/24)
RULES OF PROCEDURE * Rule 28.1: (Passed) Requires members of the public show proof of Tennessee residency in order to participate in the