City News

Former parks director Fyke says he’s not interested in job

Position will be open Dec. 31 when Roy Wilson resigns More

By Joey Garrison

East Nashville groups hope to create more than shade by planting trees

Groups want elms to create high-arching canopy to frame the approach to East Library More

Police name suspects in string of Oak Hill car burglaries

Stolen goods recovered from some of at least nine break-ins More

Cold Case detectives say homeless attacks may be related

Police are interviewing homeless persons and providers of service to homeless in an effort to find suspect More

Councilman votes against ‘mortgaging our children’

Antioch representative shows opposition to federal stimulus program More

By Joey Garrison

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MDHA hires architect to jumpstart riverfront water park

Massachusetts-based landscape architect to design $30M park More

Parks department may axe 55 jobs

Closing handful of community centers also in plan More

By Joey Garrison

Alleged cop shooters plead 'not guilty'

Both defendants tell judge that they could not afford lawyers. More

By Kyle Swenson

State legislator ejected from football game for wearing a Mexican wrestling mask

Rep. Stacey Campfield gets in trouble for wearing a Halloween mask to a University of Tennessee football game and not sitting in his assigned seat More

FOP solicitor allegedly kept funds for himself

Contractor fired after businesses became suspicious More

Metro plans incubator to develop more charter schools

Nashville leaders working to follow successful New Orleans model More

By Joey Garrison

Golf courses not a drain on Metro Parks Department, numbers show

Profitable links make up for those that fall short More

By Joey Garrison

Nashville Library patrons can use food to pay fines

Food for Fines program benefits Second Harvest More

Metro receives more injectable H1N1 flu vaccine

Health Department continues to offer FluMist nasal vaccine More

Frist has high hopes on health reform

Former senator thinks chances are high a bill will be passed by both houses of Congress by the end of the year More

TSEA tells governor to look elsewhere for his budget cuts

State employee union suggests Phil Bredesen find other places to cut budget rather than employee salaries More

Student arrested for bringing loaded gun to school

Teen told police he brought gun because he felt threatened More

Testimony: White parents used racial slurs in support of rezoning

Angry white parents in the Hillwood neighborhood made racist comments while pressuring a school board member to end the busing of north Nashville's children to their schools, according to testimony More

Sounds may find new home on riverfront after all

Metro says thermal site is one of three discussed in recent talks More

By Joey Garrison

Police searching for driver in fatal hit-and-run

I-24 closed for hours after deadly crash More

Lamar suggests Speaker Williams could be GOP 'prodigal son'

Senior senator offers subtle words of encouragement toward Kent Williams return to the fold More

Local electeds may have influenced Cooper health reform vote

Letter from Metro Council and state legislative leaders urging Cooper's support arrived shortly before announcement of his 'aye' vote More

Soldiers claim war zone contractors exposed them to toxins

Nashville lawsuit one of several over 'burn pits' in Iraq and Afghanistan alleged to contain dioxin, asbestos and human corpses More

Rex: Batman and Robin storm East Nashville

Frist rejoins the ranks of Belle Meade Country Club; Pacman makes return debut at Vandy game More

By Rex Noseworthy

Fox: Garcia memos are not 'inviolate word of God'

Schools’ rezoning challenge may rest on memos from ousted schools chief Pedro Garcia More