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The Nashville Justice League, a local progressive political action committee, today announced their plans to reassemble for the upcoming Metro Nashville elections and endorse a
July 6, 2023
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The Nashville Justice League, a local progressive political action committee, today announced their plans to reassemble for the upcoming Metro Nashville elections and endorse a
Nashville Mayor John Cooper announced that the Metro Council has approved $10 million in American Rescue Plan dollars for Fisk University to establish an entrepreneurship
Sharon Hurt, a Metro Councilwoman at-large who was the number one vote-getter for Council in Nashville in 2019, officially announced her campaign for Mayor
The Summer Summit of the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials will be held in Nashville on July 21-25, hosting hundreds of local elected
The Metropolitan Council approved 21 Opportunity Grants to nonprofits working to enhance community safety and reduce violence in Nashville-Davidson County. This is the first round
Local teachers, fire personnel, and emergency medical technicians will join Mayor John Cooper at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 16, as he signs Nashville’s operating
Members of the Metropolitan Minority Caucus issued the following statement in opposition to the 4 Good Government’s proposal to make revisions to our City Charter.
Mayor John Cooper has, for the second time, approved actions that will reduce Nashville’s carbon footprint. Metro will install 9,777 solar panels in large-scale photovoltaic
On Tuesday, February 23, The Metropolitan Nashville Minority Caucus reiterated its commitment to diversity, inclusion and equity during their annual reception to celebrate Black History
Nashville lost a legendary man in Kwame Lillard this week. The famed Freedom Rider and Civil Rights leader passed away Sunday at the age of