Elizabeth Burton

We couldn’t call ourselves “This Is Nashville” if we weren’t going to dedicate time to Beyoncé’s western epic, "COWBOY CARTER." The idea that

The most elusive and exclusive club in Nashville stopped by Studio A to share what it really means to commit to freemasonry. When you think about freemas

How do our listeners really feel about red, white and blue? If you stand outside a local Old Navy on a hot summer day, you might see a grandmother carryi

With more than 40 years of journalism experience in Nashville, Emmy-award-winning Demetria Kalodimos is still one of the best-known names and faces in local news. After a long career in television, she’s moved on to documentary filmmaking, teaching, and resurrecting the print-gone-web Nashville Banner. We sit down with her to talk about her career, the golden days of local tv news, and what’s next for this venerable journalist. Guests: Demetria Kalodimos, host of Banner and Company

Growing up on a farm in rural Alabama, Greg Bullard learned early on about what it meant to get his hands dirty. He’s now dealing with a different type of ani

Lizzie was last seen leaving her Baytown Township residence on May 28, wearing a black or blue sweater and blue stretch leggings with pink Nike shoes.

As much as we all love drama, we’d prefer it stayed on stage. At the June 4 council meeting, Metro Council approved the $200,000 settlement that would ens

Since the onset of the pandemic, local leaders have used several policy tools, including eviction moratoria, new court processes, and emergency rental assistance to prevent evictions. The District of Columbia made use of federal emergency rental assistance resources through the STAY DC program, deploying $404 million in rental assistance between 2020 and 2021 that helped keep residents housed. But with the eviction moratoria long ended and federal resources nearly all expended, tenants remain unable to afford their rent. The number of evictions executed in 2024 is on pace to reach prepandemic levels, and an estimated 14 percent of DC renter households reported that they are not caught up on their rent payments. Furthermore, an estimated 58,800 renter households with very low incomes in DC have higher housing costs than what they can afford to pay,

Lexpert has selected 11 Lexpert-ranked Gowling WLG lawyers across Canada for inclusion in the 2024 edition of Lexpert Special Edition: Insolvency and Restructuring.