This week at the state legislature: A Nashville airport takeover bill and immigration legislation advanced as debates continued over health care, education and the phrase "West Bank."
Submissions to win the Ultimate Tennessee Whiskey Road Trip close Friday night.
Before ace power-pop project Rock Eupora celebrates its new LP ‘Rev’ at Drkmttr, contributor Edd Hurt talks with central figure Clayton Waller about shaking up his approach.
Via the @nashvillebanner.bsky.social: Nashville Noticias staffer Estefany Rodríguez — who faced death threats in Colombia, came to the U.S. legally and has applied for asylum — was detained by ICE on Wednesday morning.
Contributor Chris Chamberlain takes a tour of three brand-new hot spots: Love’s Alibi, The Hitchcock and Charmers.
State Republican leaders are sponsoring legislation aimed at cracking down on some protests with legal action for what they characterize as “mercenary rioting.”
A stripped-down version of legislation from Republican William Lamberth — which would require schools to track the immigration status of students — has advanced in the state House.
This week’s cover story: Six weeks after Winter Storm Fern knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people, Nashvillians are looking for answers.
This week's Aunt B Radio Hour: @bradengall.bsky.social and @betsyphillips.bsky.social learn about T-Bone Tuesdays. Then, the kids talk about Pete Hegseth trying to get Jesus to visit him by starting a war. Available now from the Scene and 440 Media wherever you get your podcasts.
Director Oliver Laxe’s Best International Feature Film nominee ‘Sirāt’ — opening this week at the @belcourttheatre.bsky.social — is a shocking gut-punch.
State election finance officials have levied an $80,000 fine against former top Republican aide Cade Cothren for obscuring his involvement in the Faith Family Freedom PAC during the 2020 election cycle.
In her review of the Frist’s exhibition ‘In Her Place,’ Cat Acree wants you to imagine the best art crawl you’ve ever been to.
After several months of anticipation, the Metro Council officially passed a nonbinding resolution opposing The Boring Company’s Music City Loop airport-to-downtown tunnel project.
I reviewed ‘Sirāt,’ one of 2025's most intense films and a Best International Feature Film Oscar nominee, coming to the @belcourttheatre.bsky.social this week.
Concerns about massive property tax increases have prompted the formation of the Nashville Property Tax Coalition.
Nashville-based director Rod Blackhurst talks about shooting his horror film ‘Dolly’ — opening wide this week — in Tennessee.
State Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson made a substantial investment in Elon Musk’s Tesla as the state coordinated The Boring Company's Music City Loop deal last year.
With March Madness around the corner, Vanderbilt women's basketball has brought in in three top honors in the SEC.
Hope you didn’t give up groovin’ for Lent. Sean L. Maloney talks with Rougarou Brass Band’s Brook Sutton about bringing this powerful music to their Rudy’s residency.
At a town hall on Monday night, state Sen. Charlane Oliver and Metro Councilmember Delishia Porterfield voiced their opposition to The Boring Company’s Music City Loop tunnel project.
Chef Andy Little will run Strategic Hospitality's latest project — Wedgewood-Houston restaurant Sally's Stay Awhile. Here are the details.
Legislation about bail, body cameras and prison reform is making its way through the Tennessee General Assembly this session.
Nashville Public Library's downtown branch is tentatively scheduled to reopen Monday, March 30 — more than nine months after a fire that caused its closure.
In our live-review column The Spin: The Runarounds, a fresh-faced pop-rock band whose members star in the eponymous Amazon series, make their case as a legit band at Brooklyn Bowl.
Karl Meyer, the @nashvillescene.com's 2024 Nashvillian of the Year, is outside the federal building on Church Street protesting against the U.S. and Israel's strikes on Iran.
On Monday morning, 88-year-old anti-war activist Karl Meyer set up outside the entrance of the Fred D. Thompson Courthouse and Federal Building to protest the joint U.S.-Israel bombings of Iran.
Tennessee lawmakers could soon take control of airports across the state, and away from local governments, according to a new bill backed by House Speaker Cameron Sexton.
Scene intern Jasmin Enriquez Martinez talks with Nashville Junk Journal Club founder Janice Lengphounpraseut about her popular new group.
