North Nashville violence interruption project hits new snags
An ambitious Metro plan to fund violence interruption efforts in North Nashville has hit a new snag.
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An ambitious Metro plan to fund violence interruption efforts in North Nashville has hit a new snag.
The head of Gideon's Army has been banned from Pearl-Cohn High School after a profanity-laced tirade.
More than a year after the Metro Council set aside $1 million to make North Nashville a safer place to live, a city board is moving closer to a recommendation on how that money should be spent.
A celebrated employee of the non-violence group Gideon’s Army appears to have been a “high-level drug dealer," according to a recently concluded Metro police investigation.
At a City Council meeting Tuesday, city leaders unanimously approved distributing money for Summer Opportunity Youth Program grants.