Needles, IV lines and medical labels — “anything that was in the actual room” relevant to the failed execution of Christa Pike — must be immediately preserved, according to Chancellor I’Ashea Myles, a...

Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall is set to step down this month after 24 years in the position. Hall announced his looming transition Wednesday, saying he has a “rare opportunity” to work within the...

A federal court has largely dismissed a lawsuit brought by Atlanta-based tech developer DC BLOX against the Metro Nashville government over the Metro Council’s recently passed moratorium on permits fo...

Scathing court opinion contends tech company does not have legal backing for its claims

Veteran correction industry official — who was reelected to a four-year term in August — will step aside Oct. 19 after 24-year run

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The Metro Council has once again delayed its vote on a plan to prohibit vehicles from turning right on red lights at certain intersections in Davidson County.

Affordable Housing Resources CEO discusses city’s changing housing needs, along with potential solutions

Ten years after “Blurred Lines” copyright infringement case, Adams & Reese discusses technology related to legal considerations

Music City Loop construction progresses, the Boring Company says in latest blog post

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Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after surviving the state's attempt to execute her, her attorneys said in an emailed statement sent Oct. 6.

Darden Copeland, Democratic candidate in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, has filed an ethics complaint against his Republican opponent and incumbent, U.S. Rep. Matt Van Epps.

Filing alleges House member's senior adviser was never taken off campaign payroll, used taxpayer dollars toward incumbent's reelection efforts

A third boring machine will launch in late October, though The Boring Company is not clear where exactly it will begin tunneling. The first two machines began operating at a state-owned downtown parki...

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Financially embattled nonprofit now to conduct 2026-27 season, pay staffers and musicians with tech giant's investment

Frank Strada steps down after failed lethal injection of Christa Pike; Gov. Lee to appoint interim leader

Frank Strada steps down after failed lethal injection of Christa Pike; Gov. Lee to appoint interim leader

Ten years after “Blurred Lines” copyright infringement case, Adams & Reese discusses technology related to legal considerations

Christa Pike's attorneys say she remained in a hospital where she was placed on a ventilator and unconscious hours after her failed execution in Tennessee. Her lawyers said in a court filing Friday th...

Nashville Gordon Jewish Community Center complaint against Goyim Defense League advances after judge denies motion to dismiss

Questions continue to swirl around Tennessee’s multiple failed attempts to execute Christa Pike by lethal injection on Wednesday — the second botched execution by the state this year.

Tennessee Republican alleges department, Jack Smith violated her civil, constitutional rights as a member of Congress

Questions continue to swirl around Tennessee’s multiple failed attempts to execute Christa Pike by lethal injection on Wednesday — the second botched execution by the state this year.

Amendment approved related to Major and Collector Street Plan, outlining possibilities for future East Bank Boulevard

Questions continue to swirl around Tennessee’s multiple failed attempts to execute Christa Pike by lethal injection on Wednesday — the second botched execution by the state this year.

Amendment approved related to Major and Collector Street Plan, outlining possibilities for future East Bank Boulevard

Christa Pike was set to be the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years. Instead, she is the state’s second death row inmate in a matter of months subjected to an unsuccessful attempt ...

Tennessee officials were unable to put Christa Gail Pike to death Wednesday for a 1995 murder after administering two doses of a lethal drug. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee halted the remaining execution for the year.

Tennessee attempted to execute Christa Pike for a 1995 murder, but the lethal injection failed. Pike survives and was moved to a medical facility.

New elementary school, fire stations, jail complex, make up Mayor Freddie O’Connell annual allocations for city projects across Davidson County

Just days before Christa Pike’s scheduled Sept. 30 execution via lethal injection, youth advocates and trauma experts are urging Gov. Bill Lee to commute her death sentence to life without possibility...

Stand Up Nashville wants Nashville’s businesses to pay wages that keep up with rising costs

​A federal appeals court has temporarily stopped the execution of a Tennessee woman set to be the first female put to death in the state in nearly two centuries. ​Christa Pike, 50, was set to be execu...

A panel of judges on the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals granted an 11th-hour stay of the planned execution of Christa Pike in Nashville Wednesday morning.

New elementary school, fire stations, jail complex make up O’Connell's annual allocations for city projects across Davidson County

After 30 years on death row, Christa Pike faces execution for a grisly murder she committed at 18.