Special Session: Day Two
Nestled in the northeast corner of the capitol and flanked by Congressman Ogles, Leaders Johnson and Lamberth, and several General Assembly
Nestled in the northeast corner of the capitol and flanked by Congressman Ogles, Leaders Johnson and Lamberth, and several General Assembly
House Speaker Cameron Sexton answers questions from Megan Podsiedlik about what to expect on Monday
It’s the current council’s last meeting. When the body convenes again, there will be at least 18 new faces in the 40-person legislative bod
This week, the council will be voting on RS2342 to determine whether the LPR program will become a permanent fixture in Nashville. Though th
A Metro council member faces off against a fresh face in Nashville's mayoral race.
It’s officially official. Yesterday, Governor Lee signed a proclamation designating that the special session on public safety will take plac
Has lack of trust in the media and dwindling local coverage snowballed into an apathetic voter base?
GOP SEC CALLS ON GOVERNOR TO CANCEL SESSION At the end of April, Governor Lee announced his intention to call a special session concerning
According to Councilmember Welsch, 300 people signed up to speak during the public comment period at the council meeting on Tuesday evening.
Defer and withdraw were recurring themes during last night’s meeting. The resolution to determine whether the LPR program will become a perm
A recap of some of this year's campaign blunders.
Answers from candidates during the first in the series of the Nashville mayoral debates hosted by NewsChannel 5 and sponsored by Belmont, th
On Saturday, May 27th, mayoral candidates Alice Rolli and Freddie O’Connell were the only two candidates who stuck around to answer question
It’s our favorite time before an election–-financial disclosures came out this week, and now we know exactly who’s bankrolling who as we jum
Council members make up thirty-five of Metro Council’s forty seats. Similar to at-large council members, districted council members have th