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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
March 2, 2022
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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
Nations in Our Neighborhood is relaunching its passport program, where locals get a chance to sample plates at participating restaurants. For a limited time, guests
Nashville will fully fund a new traffic management center with federal dollars, Mayor John Cooper today announced, as the city continues to improve transportation in
Metro Social Services will open an extreme cold weather shelter Wednesday, January 5, 2022. This shelter will remain open until Saturday, January 8, 2022, at
Gospel legend and former Black Entertainment Television (BET) host Dr. Bobby Jones will soon be heard on WeGo Public Transit buses. The legendary performer will
The sinkhole repairs along the tracks have been completed, along with a safety assessment approving the train to travel to Nashville Riverfront. The WeGo Star
Impact100 Nashville, an organization that empowers women to make transformative changes in their community, announces today it has selected eight semi-finalists to compete for two
Seeing that more and more people are moving to Nashville, one of the common questions that arise is the question of housing. So, should you
The Tennessee State (TSU) Tigers headed to Memphis to take on Deon Sanders and the Jackson State Tigers in their annual matchup in the Southern
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