Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark has died. Clark, 71, passed away overnight after brief cancer illness.
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Second Avenue Building Owners Ditch Demolition, Seek New Pedestrian-Friendly Plan
The newly proposed project includes sidewalk cafes and green spaces.
Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark Dies After Brief Cancer Illness
Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark has died. Clark, 71, passed away overnight after brief cancer illness.
Tennessee Streams Will Play Important Role In Flood Recovery
In Tennessee, one battle against flooding could take place in the little waterways branching through the state’s rural communities. Floodplain and stream restoration have long been considered among the most important efforts to reduce flood impacts. But with limited regulation and oversight, these areas are often unprotected.
Why One Tennessee Army Veteran Won’t ‘Walk Away’ From Afghan Translator Left Behind
Among the allies stranded in Afghanistan is a translator closely bonded to a Memphis-based Army reservist who is now working behind the scenes to try to get the man and his family to safety.
Past The Peak? Sudden Drop In COVID Patients Gives Tennessee Hospitals Hope
Tennessee hospitals may have seen the worst of the delta surge. Even the largest hospitals in the eastern part of the state are experiencing a week-long decline in COVID patients.
Gunman Kills 1 Person, Injures 14, At A West Tennessee Kroger. The Suspect Is Dead.
The suspected shooter died of what investigators believe is a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the police chief says. No motive has been given.
Join NPR Music’s Listening Party For John Prine’s Debut Album
John Prine’s self-titled album came out 50 years ago. Bonnie Raitt, Jim Rooney, Fiona Prine and Jody Whelan guest in an online listening party with host Ann Powers on Sept. 23.
COVID Cases Are Down In Tennessee, But Pediatric Numbers Continue To Cause Worry
COVID cases are on a pretty steady downward trend in Tennessee after a sharp rise since the Fourth of July. But pediatric cases remain elevated, causing concern for families around the state.
After Three Major Floods In A Decade, Some In Waverly Are Unsure Of Rebuilding
In late August, 17 inches of rainfall destroyed school buildings, a grocery store and large brick-built apartment housing. Hundreds of homes were also damaged. Many neighborhoods were displaced. It was Waverly’s third major flood since 2010.
Tennessee Says Camps Made Up Education Losses From Pandemic, Especially For Disadvantaged Students
New test results indicate that Tennessee public school students saw improvements in math and reading through the state’s summer learning program, state officials say.
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