Angele Latham

Nashville Tennessean Rainbows usually come after rain, but on June 27 in downtown Nashville, the rainbow couldn't wait.

Nashville Tennessean Whether you're donning your best shoes for Nashville Pride or Alan Jackson's last Nashville concert — the two biggest events in downtown Nashville on June 27 — be ready to get a little wet.

Tennessee immigrant rights advocates celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling to preserve birthright citizenship, even if many of them see it as a minor victory in a troubling legal landscape.

For the people, by the people: a mantra our work at USA TODAY's First Amendment team, newly award-winning, is driven by.

After the May special session that carved up TN's only Democratic district, Rep. Justin J. Pearson is featured in a new book about historic protests.

Nashville Tennessean A new bill introduced in Congress would protect Americans' right to record law enforcement activity, an issue that has sparked debate in Tennessee in recent years.

A long-time employee of TN DCS is facing another legal battle after she was fired, then reinstated, after making a post about Charlie Kirk last year.

'Every generation is given its own bridge to cross.' Annual march in U.S. Rep. John Lewis' honor held in downtown Nashville

A 1966 film screening was shut down by Metro police after protests by pastors and police accused the film of "taking the Lord's name in vain."

Nashville Tennessean As World Cup fever swallows the nation, fans of the sport have been steadily following along with the viral adventures