Columnist Bruce Barry writes that Nashville appears to be growing by some measures, but feels stagnant for locals.

Nashville voters went to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to raise four taxes to pay for a $5.4 billion transit plan that includes light rail.

A group hoping to stop Nashville's new transit plan just lost in court. Trump advances to championship round of Senior Club golf tournament, days after imposing wave of tariffs Scott Galloway ...

The Committee to Stop an Unfair Tax has sued the Nashville mayor, Metro Nashville government, and the Davidson County Election Commission over the November transit referendum.

Nashville voters have cast their ballots in favor of a new transit plan designed to improve buses, upgrade traffic lights, build sidewalks and more. Speaking at co-working space The Malin in the ...

Learn everything you need to know before voting on Nashville's new transit plan and the half-cent sales tax bump to fund it.

How does the transit referendum change sales taxes in Nashville? The transit plan proposes a half-cent sales tax increase for Davidson County, increasing the combined state and local sales tax from ...

The transit referendum will be at the bottom of the ballot for Davidson County voters. It will include a 250-word summary of the Choose How You Move transit plan and an option to vote "For" or ...

There is a lot to dislike about the proposed transit tax referendum slated for the Nov. 5 ballot. Federal transportation grants – a promise central to the need for a dedicated funding source ...

Metro Council members unanimously approved ballot language for Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s $3.1 billion transit plan, which includes a half-cent sales tax increase, on Tuesday. If approved in ...

Metro Council vote to move Nashville transit referendum to November ballot Mayor O’Connell wants to raise the sales tax to pay for his $3 billion in transportation upgrades.