Metro Codes News Today

Complaints from neighbors in the Gulch led to Metro Codes placing a construction project located at 915 Division Street on hold for now.

This Bar and Tennessee Kitchen was initially set to open over Memorial Day Weekend but encountered delays.

Neighbors are rallying together in West Nashville to save an old fire station even with the changes along Charlotte Avenue.

“Everyone that talks about old, old Drkmttr is like, ‘There was a magical quality to it,’ because it was like the last of the Wild West,” says Olivia Scibelli, taking

While a group of neighbors thought a contextual overlay would protect the character of their community, a little-known state law is allowing a tall and skinny to be built on a corner lot.

While Metro legislation has slowed the growth of short-term rentals like Airbnbs in some residential neighborhoods, their numbers are increasing overall

Supporters of updates to Nashville's zoning code to make housing more affordable would be making a mistake to ignore critics or cast them as NIMBYs.

A group of Nashville Council members are taking aim at some of the city's barriers to building more middle-income housing.

City employees are not responsible for sweeping interstate highways, but Louisville does help pay for the work.

After its opening delayed, bar will now open Saturday, June 1 at 11 a.m.