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Anas Saba: Creator, Nashville Hidden Gems

Before Nashville Hidden Gems was a hit Instagram page, it began as a food tour, taking a small group of guests through a series of creator Anas Saba’s favorite local spots. The audience is much larger now — more than 130,000 followers as of this writing — and m...


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Judge Orders Alterations to Tennessee’s Lethal Injection Protocol

Friday afternoon, Chancellor I’Ashea Myles granted a temporary injunction to a collective of plaintiffs that includes the Banner in a Davidson County Chancery Court lawsuit seeking greater access and transparency to executions in Tennessee.

“Whether you are for or against the death penalty in Tennessee is not the issue,” Myles wrote in her ruling. “It is i...


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LISTEN: Tennessee’s Legislature is Back in Session

The Banner’s Steven Hale and Sarah Grace Taylor talk about the return of the Tennessee legislature, what they’ve done so far and what to expect in the coming months. Sarah Grace discusses bills related to immigration policy, some newly proposed and others carried over from last year. She also highlights a likely debate over expanding vouchers and proposal...


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Jan. 16: WeGo Replacing Old Buses; Gov. Bill Lee Talks School Vouchers Expansion

WHEELS ON THE BUS: New federal funding will help Nashville’s WeGo public transit agency buy new 60-foot replacement buses for use on the network’s busiest route. The Federal Transit Administration recently announced it had awarded $10 million to WeGo for the buses, with that sum to be matched by $1.25 million from the Tennessee Department of Transportation an...


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Metro Water Continues Work to Identify Remaining Lead Water Lines in Nashville

Metro Water Services has made significant progress over the past year identifying lead water lines in Nashville and reducing the number of locations where pipe materials remain unknown.

An initial survey of the city’s water service lines complet...


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