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View Comments An autopsy, conducted Feb. 11 by Davidson County Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Thomas Deering, shows Markquett Martin's cause of death was a single gunshot wound to the right side of his head. Deering wrote in his report Martin was struck once while carrying a handgun with a "very large magazine" while fleeing Metro Nashville Police Department officers. He was 21. The shooting took place 1:50 p.m. Feb. 10 in the 800 block of Claiborne Street in J.C. Napier Homes just outside downtown. "Based on all the information given, it is my opinion that the gunshot wound was self-infli...

Commercial-zoned site is located near MDHA’s The Skyliner

Khloé Kardashian showed off the progress on her new dream home, which is still under construction and reportedly cost $17 million, with her Instagram followers.

SportsUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Jim Fischer ThisWeek The land at the northeast corner of Shanahan and North roads will remain undeveloped for the foreseeable future. The Orange Township trustees rejected a rezoning request for the 24-acre parcel during a May 19 public hearing. Metro Development had sought to rezone the land from single-family planned residential to multifamily planned residential for the construction of 144 condominium units in 2-story structures, to have been called the Reserve at North Farms. The plan was recommended for approval by the township’s zoning commissi...

Former Metro Councilmember Kristine LaLonde will join the Vanderbilt University Division of Government and Community Relations as associate vice chancellor for community engagement. According to vanderbilt.edu, LaLonde will help craft the evolving vision for Vanderbilt’s role within Nashville in general. She will report to Vice Chancellor for Government and Community Relations Nathan Green and also work with the vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion; the provost; and the vice chancellors for academic affairs, administration, athletics and university affairs, and communications...