2nd Lawsuit Seeks To Block State Law Aimed At Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway

A Second Lawsuit Has Been Filed Challenging A New State Law That Makes It Easier To Gain Metro Council Approval For A New Racetrack At The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.

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Nashville Sues To Block Law Lowering The Votes Needed To Approve New NASCAR Track

Metro Nashville’s Legal Department Filed A Lawsuit To Block A New State Law Making It Easier For The Metro Council To Approve A New Racetrack At The Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.

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Poll Results Show That Davidson County Voters Oppose New $2.1B Tennessee Titans Stadium Deal

A New Poll Of Davidson County Voters Shows That They Oppose The Deal To Give The Tennessee Titans $1.26 Billion Toward A New $2.1 Billion Stadium And Oppose Giving A Potential Major League Baseball Team Public Subsidies For A Stadium.

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Study Shows That Pro Sports Stadiums, Entertainment Districts Are A Loss For Taxpayers

While Project Promoters In Cities Such As Nashville, Tennessee Continue To Push The Narrative That Professional Sports Stadiums With Surrounding Developments Are Economic Stimulators, A New Report Shows Professional Sports Stadiums And The Surrounding Developments Do Not Bring The Promised Returns.

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Nashville Mayor Proposes Additional $100 Million For Metro Public Schools

While Nashville Mayor John Cooper Has Proposed A $100 Million Budget Increase For Metro Public Schools, Some Advocates Say That Still Is Not Enough To Provide The Pay That Some System Employees Deserve.

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Special Elections For Three TN House Seats Could Cost Taxpayers $570,000

Special Elections To Fill Three Seats In The Tennessee Legislature Could Cost Taxpayers Up To $570,000 After One Resignation And Two Expulsions.

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Nashville Council Approves New $2.1B Tennessee Titans Stadium, To Open In 2027

The Tennessee Titans Will Have A New $2.1 Billion Stadium In 2027 After The Deal To Fund The Stadium Was Approved By Metro Nashville’s Council On Its Third And Final Vote At A Special Meeting That Stretched Into Wednesday Morning.

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