There’s been a growing willingness to employ people with an addiction amid a labor shortage.
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The Tri-Star State: Democrats Are Resisting Gov. Lee’s Education And Criminal Justice Reform Proposals
Democrats in the Tennessee legislature are a superminority. This means that most of their proposals will not become law.
But that hasn’t stopped them from pushing Gov. Bill Lee on certain issues such as education.
Catch Up With 6 Quick Soccer Stadium And Nashville Fairgrounds Updates
Few days have gone by lately without new information about the future of Nashville’s pro soccer stadium, as well as other changes at the Nashville Fairgrounds.
To catch you up on the most recent developments, here are the latest updates on six key storylines going on at the Fairgrounds:
WPLN News Investigates: Deadly Force
In the first series from the WPLN News Investigates podcast, we focus on the trial of the first Nashville police officer to be charged with murder for shooting someone in the line of duty.
Unsealed Documents Reveal Cookeville Hospital’s Alleged Physician Kickback Scheme
Newly unsealed court documents show why the federal government was investigating Cookeville Regional Medical Center for paying physician kickbacks. While admitting no wrongdoing, the city-owned hospital agreed to pay the federal government $4.1 million in December as part of a whistleblower lawsuit, filed by a former hospital executive.
Five Questions With Underwriter Lisa Wank
Lisa Wank is the newest member of the underwriting team at Nashville Public Radio. Get to know her.
Tennessee Employers Grapple With Hiring And Managing Workers With Opioid Addiction
Tennessee employers are grappling with how to hire and manage workers with an opioid addiction. There’s been a growing willingness to employ people with an addiction amid a labor shortage.