Charlie Hatcher and Chaz Molder face off in Tennessee's 5th Congressional District following redistricting and Andy Ogles' primary defeat.

Nashville Severe Weather expands coverage area, Sen. Marsha Blackburn sues DOJ over phone records, voter registration ends Monday, and more.

Banner reporters discuss events surrounding the attempted execution of Christa Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row ...

Christa Pike survives a botched execution attempt in Tennessee; lawyers report she is in critical condition and are unsure of ...

Nashville teacher Joshua Lawhorn remains in class following two arrests for domestic abuse, false imprisonment and violation of an order of protection.

Tennessee attempted to execute Christa Pike for a 1995 murder, but the lethal injection failed. Pike survives and was moved to a medical facility.

A federal appellate court granted Christa Pike an 11th-hour stay of execution Wednesday. Lawyers argued the state changed its position on her childhood abuse.

Incumbent Matt Van Epps touts his brief but consistent record in Congress in his battle against Democrat Darden Copeland, who offers a centrist approach.

A Utah woman filed a lawsuit alleging she was drugged and raped by correctional officers at a Nashville jail while awaiting her release after a brief detention.

Local artist and politician Phil Ponder died at age 93 after weeks in hospice care. Nashville records zero rainfall for September, the driest month since 1963.

This story is part of the Nashville Banner’s ZIP Code Project. The community engagement effort assigns Banner staffers to various ZIP codes across the city, where they spend significant time listening ...

Christa Pike faces execution following after the Supreme Court denies her appeal, the Nashville Symphony names Mark Tillinger its new CEO, and more.