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Why Mississippi State fans can't bring cowbells into Music City Bowl in Nashville
STARKVILLE – They don't call it the Music City for nothing. The tunes of many different instruments echo through the city streets of Nashville on a daily basis. Even the college football bowl game ...
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Why Nashville's Police Still Don't Have Body Cameras
The Nashville Police Department still doesn't have body cameras for its police officers — despite three different mayors saying it should. Now members of the public are asking why that's the case.
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One year later, this Nashville company still hasn't gone public — and politics could be why
Election season is heating up as candidates vying for the Democratic Party presidential nomination prepare for the first round of votes — but for one Nashville company, politics could be holding it ...
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Broken: Teens open up on why Nashville's youth turn to crime
Hundreds of kids are ending up in a "broken" juvenile justice system. But why are so many teenagers turning to crime and what's being done to help them? The answers are sobering.
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Kathie Lee Gifford Reveals Why She Moved to Nashville and It's Sad
She was lonely and needed to be around other people. This is when she chose to leave the Today Show and to move to Nashville, Tennessee. Gifford had this to say about being in her home by herself ...
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Why Nashville saw widespread power outages despite no serious storms
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - Tens of thousands of people were left asking the question this week: why in the world are we having power outages when there wasn’t a storm? Nashville Electric reported 11,296 ...
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Why some Metro Nashville high school football programs struggle with low participation
Then the season was back on the next day when 24 players agreed to finish the year. With the brief end to Glencliff's season, the school in southeast Nashville may be an extreme example of Metro ...
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Garth Brooks on Why He and Trisha Yearwood Were Moved to Join Habitat for Humanity's 2019 Nashville Build
Brooks: They picked the right city to do it, because probably the reason why we are in the top five is because this city is exploding. There’s hundreds of people coming here every day. But the great ...
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Here's why Habitat is building in Nashville with Former President and Mrs. Carter
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - Former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter bring their hammers and hard hats to the Nashville area for the coming week. The Carters will work alongside ...
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In St. Paul, Luke Combs shows why he's Nashville's brand-new No. 1 man
The 29-year-old from Asheville, N.C., commanded the stage with his down-home personality, powerful voice and superior songs, cut from the fabric of 1990s Nashville but still sounding ... then you know ...
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Why Nashville Was Appealing Both on and Off the Ice for Matt Duchene
It made too much head-slapping sense for him to sign anywhere else. “On the personal side, Nashville is just us,” Duchene told SI.com earlier this month at the NHL/NHLPA player media tour. “That’s who ...
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Why Nashville Can't Quit Country Music
Cusic spoke with CityLab about why Nashville became synonymous with country, how Music Row served as a forerunner of the Googleplex, and what’s next for the city that made the music famous. What ...