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Facing eviction in Davidson County? Here are a few things to know.

The Metro Codes Department reported more than 60 violations at a Nashville apartment complex, according to a Metro councilmember.

Nashville leaders say they’re close to having an engineer approve their pod shelters for housing the homeless, but state officials say they’ve waited years for Metro’s plan.

More than 100 units worth $1.2 million were never occupied

Volunteers have been helping clean up at the yard of a home in danger of being demolished

A Nashville woman is in danger of losing her home after Metro Codes deemed it unlivable. Sandra Midgett Vannoy said the house on 19th Avenue North has been the location of many family memories.

The Tennessean Editorial Board asked candidates on the Aug. 3 Metro Nashville election ballot in Tennessee to answer our questionnaire.

Neighbors in Hermitage are buying generators, eating at McDonalds and charging their phones in their cars because they don't have electricity.

Nashville Mayor John Cooper said his final budget proposal features investments in public safety and education, during his State of Metro address Thursday.

Ex-YMCA official to bolster university’s government and community relations efforts