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Free land lease approved for Elon Musk's The Boring Company's Nashville travel tunnel, despite public outcry
Despite intense public outcry and questions, a state board approved a free land lease for The Boring Company's Nashville tunnel project. They can start digging at the state lot whenever they're ready.
The Boring Company President and CEO Steve Davis said he's hiring in Nashville starting this week. Here's how to apply.
Elon Musk's The Boring Company has started the search for workers to take part in constructing the “Music City Loop” project ...
The Boring Company faces significant challenges with Nashville's limestone bedrock and high water table as it plans a 10-mile ...
In his most detailed comments to date about The Boring Company's underground tunnel project in, Mayor Freddie O'Connell said ...
Local, state and federal politicians representing Nashville weighed in following the announcement, and a familiar division ...
The Boring Company has raised $120 million, its first outside investment, after a slightly choppy debut for Elon Musk’s tunnel-digging venture. The company, first started at the end of 2016 to ...
The Boring Company and the state are expected to announce plans today for a tunnel from the Nashville International Airport ...
Historically, Nashvillians thought the city's geology precluded it from ever having a subway. Musk's The Boring Co. says that's a solvable issue.
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