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The devastation inflicted by the deadly storms that ravaged several Nashville communities earlier this month claimed dozens of lives and left countless more without access
March 15, 2020
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The devastation inflicted by the deadly storms that ravaged several Nashville communities earlier this month claimed dozens of lives and left countless more without access
the Metro Nashville Board of Health will hold a special emergency meeting today at 5 p.m. to take action on a declaration of a public
On Friday, Fisk University President Dr. Kevin D. Rome, Sr. informed students that the University would transition to a virtual campus as a response to
The Nashville Office of Emergency Management announced progress on tornado recovery efforts in neighborhoods impacted by the devastating March 3rd tornadoes.
There are numerous community organizations available to accept volunteers, donations and other aid for those impacted by Tuesday’s tornado.
Severe storms and two tornadoes struck Middle Tennessee early on Tuesday morning, including one that caused major damage near downtown Nashville. The Tennessee Emergency Management
Among the 200 community members and more than 30 elected officials that filled Belmont’s Ayers Conference room for the annual Metro Minority Caucus Reception, were
When Nashville’s 37208 community made national headlines several years ago due to its sky-high incarceration rates, the finding was especially sobering. The North Nashville zip
Rappers Yo Gotti and Jay-Z filed a second lawsuit this week against the Mississippi Department of Corrections targeting the state’s notorious Parchman prison, where at
On Monday evening, more than 200 Nashvillians, including over 30 elected officials gathered together for the Metro Council’s Annual Minority Caucus Reception. The keynote speaker,