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State senator proposes barring companies, unions from election spending

State senator proposes barring companies, unions from election spending

Sen. Charlane Oliver’s bill would reverse the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision, which enabled corporations to spend unlimited money on elections.
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See which Nashville officials top the list of highest base salaries

See which Nashville officials top the list of highest base salaries

In Nashville, tens of thousands of people make their living working for Nashville's government. Here's what the highest earners make.
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Nashville Mural Honors Black Country Artists for Foundational Contributions to Genre

Nashville Mural Honors Black Country Artists for Foundational Contributions to Genre

Nashville Mural Honors Black Country Artists for Foundational Contributions to Genre
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Best Nashville bars for cozy fall drinks as autumn arrives

Best Nashville bars for cozy fall drinks as autumn arrives

As days grow shorter and temperatures begin to cool, these 10 Nashville bars offer fireplaces, patios and cozy spaces perfect for a fall night out.
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Sumner County had no pride event, so this Nashville singer hosted one

Sumner County had no pride event, so this Nashville singer hosted one

When singer-songwriter MORGXN saw his rural Tennessee county wasn't hosting any pride events, he decided to host his own on his queer-owned farm.
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When will it cool down in Tennessee? What forecasters are saying

When will it cool down in Tennessee? What forecasters are saying

Tennessee is trapped under a massive heat dome but meteorologists say cooler fall weather is coming in October.
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Gallatin Pike bridge named to honor the late Nashville Rep. Bill Beck

Gallatin Pike bridge named to honor the late Nashville Rep. Bill Beck

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell and state and local officials dedicated the Gallatin Pike bridge at Briley Parkway in Beck's honor on Sept. 19.
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Do clocks still fall back in 2026? Latest on daylight saving time changes

Do clocks still fall back in 2026? Latest on daylight saving time changes

Despite bipartisan support, the Sunshine Protection Act remains stalled in Congress, meaning Tennessee residents will still set clocks back this fall. Here's what to know about daylight saving time in 2026.
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How the airport's Dolly Parton name change unified a city | Opinion

How the airport's Dolly Parton name change unified a city | Opinion

The vote to rename Nashville's airport for Dolly Parton proves Americans can still find common ground today.
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Scheduled for Sept. 30 execution, Christa Pike's last hope is clemency

Scheduled for Sept. 30 execution, Christa Pike's last hope is clemency

Sentenced to die on Sept. 30, Christa Pike has asked Gov. Bill Lee to reduce her sentence to life without parole.
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Protect the right to bail. Vote no on Amendment 1 | Opinion

Protect the right to bail. Vote no on Amendment 1 | Opinion

Tennessee Amendment 1 could increase jail populations and property taxes while limiting judicial discretion for bail.
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Petition to Remove Auto Racing from Nashville Fairgrounds Gains Significant Support

Petition to Remove Auto Racing from Nashville Fairgrounds Gains Significant Support

A coalition named "Restore Our Fairgrounds" has announced that it has gathered 74,905 signatures in support of removing auto racing as a protected activity at the Nashville Fairgrounds. This number appears to exceed the 40,193 signatures required to send a new ballot measure to Nashville voters. The petition aims to revise the Metro Charter, which currently enshrines auto racing as a required activity at the fairgrounds, an arrangement approved by voters in 2011. The coalition's objective is to replace the speedway with affordable housing and green space on the approximately 25-acre site. The Davidson County Election Commission will now review the petition for certification. This development comes amidst a proposal to rebuild and expand the speedway, which has faced vocal opposition from local residents and community groups.