Nashville reporter covering ICE activity detained
A reporter who faced death threats in her home country could now be sent back by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Who is Kyle Hixson? Knoxville judge nominated by governor to Tennessee Supreme Court
In a Thursday press release, Gov. Bill Lee announced that he has nominated Kyle Hixson, a Court of Criminal Appeals judge in Knoxville, to the Tennessee Supreme Court.
Former meteorologist sues Nashville news station for verbal abuse, objectification and retaliation
On Dec. 29, former NewsChannel 5 meteorologist Bree Smith filed a lawsuit in federal court against her ex-employers. She alleged sexist verbal abuse from a co-worker and physical objectification as well as retaliation from higher-ups and a hostile work environment after she spoke up.
Davidson County judges ask for heightened security after politician’s social media posts
In a joint statement released Tuesday, the Davidson County General Sessions judges announced that the Justice A.A. Birch Courthouse has implemented heightened security measures following Facebook posts on Dec. 5 by U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles, R-Columbia.
Ex-Metro Human Relations Commission deputy director indicted for theft
The Davidson County Grand Jury has indicted Mark Eatherly, former deputy executive director of the Metropolitan Human Relations Commission (MHRC), for theft, official misconduct and money laundering.
In the woods outside Nashville, teenagers find sobriety and redemption through fly fishing
In a forest west of Nashville, six boys, two adults and their private burdens prepared for a fly fishing trip.
Three finalists named for Tennessee Supreme Court seat
After public interviews Tuesday, Ross Dyer, Kyle Hixson and Shea Sisk Wellford were named finalists for Justice Holly Kirby's soon-to-be-vacant Tennessee Supreme Court seat.
Governor, Memphis await ruling on temporary injunction against National Guard deployment
In a Monday hearing, Chancellor Pat Moskal heard arguments for and opposed to a temporary injunction against the National Guard's current presence in Memphis. Moskal said she will issue a written ruling as soon as she can.
Wright Middle School’s Mariachis are the Sound of South Nashville
"Stop!" Maikel Rodriguez shouted, waving his arms. "Stop! Stop!"
With magistrate judge scheduled to retire, Ogles, FBI await ruling on search warrants
The FBI and U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles are still awaiting a ruling from Magistrate Judge Alistair Newbern on whether the bureau can execute a search warrant on Ogles' phone and Gmail account.
