A Meharry Match Day spotlight on three student doctors whose journeys of resilience, family legacy, and service shape the next generation of physicians.

Fort Negley Park begins an $11 million transformation, preserving Civil War and Black neighborhood history while creating an open-air museum and reconnecting the site to Nashville.

Tennessee Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, a longtime budget leader and Operation Rocky Top whistleblower, will not seek re-election in 2026, ending nearly 50 years in the legislature.

Cheekwood hosts its 5th annual Holi Festival of Colors on March 28, with music, dance, henna, color throwing, family activities, and Indian cuisine from local vendors.

State Rep. Aftyn Behn urges the U.S. DOJ to open a pattern-or-practice civil rights investigation into Tennessee DCS over systemic failures harming children in state custody.

Civil Rights TV, the world’s first 24/7 civil rights network, launches in Selma on the Connect To Your City OTT platform, preserving history and powering future equity.

Morehouse College will host Horizon, a powerful NSF-funded supercomputer, expanding AI and STEM research opportunities for students, faculty, and HBCUs across the nation.

The Frist Art Museum’s ‘Sistah Griot: The Iconoclastic Art of Barbara Bullock’ traces the Nashville artist’s bold, socially conscious work and lasting influence through April 26, 2026.