Stephen Elliott is a reporter and editor based in Nashville, Tennessee. With a focus on local news and business, Stephen has written for publications such as Nashville Scene, American Rental Association, and Home Page Media Group LLC. His work has also been featured in various other publications, including Finger Lakes Times, Nashville Post, and USA TODAY.
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Stephen Elliott's articles primarily focus on government and politics, business and industry, transportation and logistics in the United States with specific attention to Tennessee and Nashville. His coverage heavily includes press releases and private sector announcements.
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Plus, House caucuses spend big in election’s final weeks
By: Stephen Elliott
U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles wins reelection in the 5th Congressional District, despite ongoing federal investigation into his finances.
By: Stephen Elliott
Metro Council to vote on appointments, zoning bills, and funding for MNPD and MDA. Public hearings and resolutions on the agenda.
By: Stephen Elliott
Metro Council discusses public safety, MNPD funding, and zoning changes in Nashville. Election Day and community concerns highlighted.
By: Stephen Elliott, David Boclair
Former Mayor Megan Barry's new book, 'It's What You Do Next,' reveals candid details about her personal relationships and career.
By: Stephen Elliott
Advocates call for increased traffic enforcement in Nashville to reduce car-related deaths and injuries. Mayor Freddie O'Connell supports the initiative.
By: Stephen Elliott
Bill Freeman, a Nashville real estate developer and political fundraiser, dies at 73. His legacy includes generosity, politics and housing.
By: Stephen Elliott
Metro Council to consider appointments, zoning bills, and reforms for boards and commissions. Includes MNPD's use of Fusus software and school resource officers grant.
By: Stephen Elliott
Mayor Freddie O'Connell proposes $527M in capital projects for Metro Council approval, including infrastructure, schools, parks, and more.
By: Stephen Elliott
Transgender Day of Remembrance in Nashville mourns trans deaths and prepares for anticipated adverse legislation.
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