Candidates in Tennessee’s 5th District face off at campaign forum
Chaz Molder and Charlie Hatcher did something that has become unusual in Tennessee's statewide and federal politics: They appeared on stage together.
Judge sides with Metro Nashville in DC Blox data center dispute
U.S. District Court Judge Eli Richardson on Tuesday handed a significant win to Metro in the lawsuit filed by data center developer DC Blox in August.
With Ogles out of the way, Hatcher and Molder face off in Tennessee’s 5th District
Charlie Hatcher and Chaz Molder both started running for Congress to get rid of incumbent U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles.
Frances Edwards will wash your mouth out with soap if you forget sacrifices made for voting rights
When early voting begins Oct. 14, Frances Edwards plans to be one of the first in line.
Nashville Metro Council advances drone restrictions for surveillance
As debate about law enforcement's embrace of surveillance technology continues to swirl around the country, Nashville's Metro Council on Tuesday passed on the second of three readings a bill to restrict the future use of drones by Nashville police. It comes after the Metro Nashville Police Department wrapped up its trial of a Drone as First Responder (DFR) program in Madison earlier this month.
Nashville greenlights data center regulations, permit moratorium
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Ogles takes on challengers Hatcher, Molder as Tennessee’s 5th District takes on new borders
Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles is confident he can win reelection in a 5th Congressional District that looks little like the one he won in 2022 and 2024.
Nashvillians support data center regulations at another marathon public hearing
More than 170 Nashvillians spoke in opposition to data center development at Metro Council public hearings on Tuesday at a marathon meeting that stretched into the morning.
Nashville Planning Commission advances data center bills ahead of council public hearing
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Final report on Nashville winter storm response cites flaws, suggests changes
Outside consultants have delivered a final after-action report commissioned by the Electric Power Board in the wake of a winter storm that left half of Nashville Electric Service's customers without power earlier this year, some for as long as 12 days.
