You Paid For It: Visiting Nashville to see effects of city-county merger

We’re eight days out from Election Day and early voting and in-person efforts are ramping across the state. That includes Sacramento County, where the Golden 1 Center is being used for the first ...

He grabbed Harding and forced her to call her father from a pay phone ... out of their mind because you have so many different components to look at." NASHVILLE, Tenn.

A look at how some of the statements on the stage in Nashville ... you could keep it under his Affordable Care Act, but that’s not what happened for some. When Obamacare took effect in 2014 ...

Professor P. B. Meegaskumbura, who passed away on the 20 th of October after ailing for sometime, is well known among Sri Lankan scholars as an academic who has contributed immensely to expand the ...

The selection of U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, nominated to the court by President Barack Obama, to hear the U.S. Justice Department's case against Alphabet's Google, suggests a tough courtroom ...

Today on Insight, we chat with California State University Chancellor-select Joseph Castro about his new role, CapRadio and Valley Vision's latest COVID-19 poll, how the Cal State system has been ...

Alabama Montgomery: Thousands of students across the state who’ve spent the coronavirus pandemic in virtual classrooms are returning to ...

Visitors to the city have ... but someone with deep roots in Nashville politics: His grandfather, Mayor Beverly Briley, presided over the merger of city and county governments in 1963 that laid ...

In 1938, some of Louisville's bourbon distillers decided they didn't want their South End neighborhood to be annexed by the city, because that would force them to pay higher taxes. They persuaded ...

Every week you top ... after a visit from Samford, which is ranked in the FCS polls, the Mocs will surge into the polls and return to the conversation of contenders. It's also cool to see Nick ...

“When i left the White House in 2001, I really didn’t know what I was going to do with my life,” Al Gore told me this summer, at his office in the Green Hills district of Nashville.