The federal Inflation Reduction Act could help the city reach its emissions goals faster and offers incentives for businesses and individuals.

The city has adopted a long-term plan to guide the expansion of the sidewalk network for years to come.

Tweaks to a sculpture installation plan would save four of five trees previously targeted for removal from Cradle of Country Music Park.

The city is spending up to $5 million to fix a newly discovered safety hazard at one of the buildings being refurbished for the Public Safety Complex.

A contentious City Council joins County Commission and the Sports Authority in approving a new stadium financing plan.

A weekly mystery photo to test your knowledge of the local landscape.

Every Monday, we run down the week’s public meetings and civic events.

A weekly mystery photo to test your knowledge of the local landscape.

A summer surge in demand for shelter has left Young-Williams Animal Center operating on “emergency only” status often in recent months.

Every Monday, we run down the week’s public meetings and civic events.

A majority of respondents want to see restrictions lifted, and virtually all of them would like to see at least exemptions to the law.

Under Tennessee’s strict abortion ban, doctors confront emergency decisions under threat of prosecution — and no communication from the criminal justice system.

Seeking a third term, Republican incumbent Richard Briggs faces Democratic newcomer Bryan Langan.

As abortion becomes illegal in Tennessee from the point of fertilization, three women look back on their own experiences — and look ahead with foreboding.

Seeking a third term, incumbent Richard Briggs faces a Republican primary challenge from newcomer Kent Morrell.