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Metro Council At-Large candidate Quin Evans-Segall is running for election in the Sept. 14 runoff. She spoke with Tennessean Opinion Editor David Plazas.

Clergy, Covenant families, Moms Demand Action and Voices for Safer Tennessee call on lawmakers to act ahead of special session on public safety.

Miguel Reyna logged long hours on the bus in high school, all the while dreaming of teaching math in his own community.

'Tricks,' 'Fun Home,' 'Jack of Hearts' among six books removed by the Wilson County Schools since reviews began in 2022.

A 13.7 percent property tax increase has been proposed by the Robertson County Commission.

After six local papers in the upper-Cumberland region locked their doors, publishers swept in. But the incident marks yet another shaky save for community journalism.

A total of 172 teaching jobs are still open at Metro Nashville Public Schools, along with hundreds of other roles.

The Tennessee General Assembly returns for a special session at 4 p.m. CT. Follow along for live updates.

The heat index could be as high as 108 Monday, with base temperatures expected to rise throughout the week.

The gathering, organized by the nonprofits Together Collective and Rise and Shine Tennessee, meant to send a message to lawmakers ahead of special session on public safety.