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The latest news and comment on Nashville

July 2024

  • Neelley Hicks, a reverend in the United Methodist church, talks with a member of the neo-Nazi group Goyim Defense League outside the ‘Nashville Together’ event in Nashville.

    Nashville struggles to respond as neo-Nazi groups turn focus on to city

    Upsurge in activity from white supremacists and swastika-toting extremists follows rash of anti-LGBTQ+ state laws

June 2024

  • Black man wearing black suit and glasses speaks

    James Lawson Jr, civil rights activist and nonviolent protest pioneer, dies aged 95

    Reverend, pastor and professor, who was a close adviser to Martin Luther King Jr, dies in Los Angeles after short illness

May 2024

  • Nashville mayor Freddie O'Connell

    ‘Keep the door open’: Nashville’s mayor on governing a blue island in a sea of red

  • Closeup of the yellow Cloud 3, which has circle and arrow symbols on the fret board

    Guitar formerly owned by Prince could fetch $600,000 at auction

April 2024

  • ‘Perfection is overrated’: Vadis Turner and family in their kitchen.

    Putting on the pizzazz: a no-holds-barred home in Nashville

  • crime scene tape across a street

    Man killed and five wounded in Easter shooting in Nashville restaurant

March 2024

  • debris from a plane behind police tape at night

    Five killed in plane crash on side of Nashville interstate

    Victims yet to be named after single-engine aircraft from Kentucky crashes near highway on Monday evening

December 2023

  • Daryl Hall and John Oates pictured in Chicago, Illinois in 1981

    John Oates opens up about Daryl Hall amid bitter legal battle: ‘I have moved on’

  • Las Vegas has been expanding its sports portfolio in recent years

    Vancouver, Vegas or … Dakar? Ranking the candidates for NBA expansion cities

November 2023

  • John Oates (left) and Daryl Hall pictured in 2014.

    ‘The ultimate betrayal’: more details emerge in Hall & Oates lawsuit

    In court filing, Daryl Hall alleges ‘surreptitious’ plan by John Oates to sell song catalogue, with Oates calling the claims ‘inflammatory, outlandish, and inaccurate’

October 2023

  • FILE - In this Sunday, Dec. 27, 2020, file photo, Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake speaks at a news conference, in Nashville, Tenn. On Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020, Drake said his officers properly handled a visit to the home of the Nashville bomber more than a year before they say he detonated an explosives-laden RV on Christmas Day in the city's downtown. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)

    Nashville police chief’s son is suspect in shooting of two officers outside store

  • woman playing guitar in a living room

    Can anyone still make it as a country singer in Nashville?

September 2023

  • A middle-aged woman with long, flowing blond hair and a long, bright blue linen dress, wearing sunglasses and holding some papers in her left hand, strides toward the camera, smiling. She is on a sidewalk with no one around her, with green lawns to her left and right and the corner of a building with ornate buildings just up the hill.

    ‘You just have to speak up’: Gloria Johnson aims to be Tennessee’s first Democratic senator in 28 years

    Johnson speaks with the Guardian one week after launching campaign, which is focused on abortion rights and gun reform
  • A photo taken from street level, between the ankles of someone wearing rainbow socks on the left and another set of ankles on the right. In the center, in the street, is a bright red convertible decorated with rainbow flags, with a blond woman in the back waving to crowds.

    Nashville elects Tennessee’s first openly transgender politician

    Olivia Hill, 57, a military veteran, joins the Nashville city council in historic election
  • Covenant school parents hold signs advocating for gun reform in Nashville, Tennessee, in August.

    ‘It seems like a game’: Tennessee gun reform push ends in whimper

    A school shooting propelled a call for tighter gun laws – but parents and advocates feel vulnerable as legislature adjourns without making any changes

June 2023

  • Samuel Smith, centre, with musicians (and husband and wife) Cara Dillon and Sam Lakeman

    ‘I wanted to play but my hand wouldn’t move’: making an album with Parkinson’s

    When musician Samuel Smith received a life-changing diagnosis he decided to make the record he’d always dreamed of – and many of his Nashville heroes agreed to play on it

April 2023

  • The Shelby county board of commissioners in Memphis voted unanimously to reappoint Justin Pearson, the second of the two black Democratic lawmakers expelled for protesting protesting against gun violence

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    'You can't expel our voice': expelled Tennessee Democrat Justin Pearson reappointed – video

  • Republican majority expelled Jones for leading a gun control protest

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    'Power to the people': expelled Democrat returns to Tennessee state legislature – video

  • Protesters gather at the Tennessee statehouse after expulsion of Democrat representatives<br>Representative Justin Jones leaves the Historic Metro Courthouse after being reinstated days after the Republican majority Tennessee House of Representatives voted to expel two Democratic members, representatives Justin Pearson and Justin Jones, for their roles in a gun control demonstration on the statehouse floor, outside the Historic Metro Courthouse in Nashville, Tennessee, U.S., April 10, 2023. REUTERS/Cheney Orr

    Nashville council votes to reinstate expelled Democrat Justin Jones

  • Justin Jones with Gloria Johnson after their expulsion.

    Harris visits ousted Tennessee lawmakers as Republicans accused of ‘overt racism’

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