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Logging threatens a scientific research area in Franklin State Forest

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is developing a plan to sell timber from the Franklin State Forest on the Cumberland Plateau.

A large dwelling made out of plywood with a fence, two stories, and a garage.

Metro will demolish homes in a 40-year-old encampment, but won’t clear out residents

There are no plans to close an encampment near the Silliman Evans bridge. However, Metro does plan to demolish some larger dwellings in the camp.

A map of drought in Tennessee during September 2024.

Tennessee in drought for the third consecutive summer — making flash flooding more likely

Tennessee is in widespread drought for the third consecutive year, but even with rain forecasted for the next few days, it may only bring temporary relief.

NashVillager Podcast: Dead mall, new neighborhood

How does a dead mall transform into a new kind of neighborhood center? Plus the local news for September 13, 2024.

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Your Turn to Talk: Ask the Mayor, plus presidential debates

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Finding a new career through trade schools and apprenticeships

September 11, 2024

United Record Pressing celebrates 75 years

September 10, 2024

Connecting Nashville to its sister city, Erbil

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Living in a home after being unhoused can be daunting. A Nashville developer is trying to help.

Women’s basketball stars will compete in Nashville next year. What would it take to make the sport a permanent fixture?

NashVillager Podcast: Controlling voter turnout by restricting who can vote

The end of summer means ragweed misery for Middle Tennessee. Here are some tips.

Most Nashville seniors don’t have enough money to live on. A new program makes it easier to find help.

NashVillager Podcast: Feeling proud and grateful

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Politics

Nashville judge rules against a controversial Tennessee voting restriction

Explained: A court ruling against TennCare drops while Medicaid politics shift in the South

Tennessee regulators signed off on a controversial opioid treatment clinic in Putnam County

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Criminal Justice

Nashville judge rules against a controversial Tennessee voting restriction

Ex-Memphis officers face trial in death of Black motorist Tyre Nichols

A 10-Year-Old Pointed a Finger Gun. The Principal Kicked Him Out of His Tennessee School for a Year.

A 2nd ex-Memphis officer pleads guilty to civil rights violations in the killing of Tyre Nichols

Environment

A map of drought in Tennessee during September 2024.

Tennessee in drought for the third consecutive summer — making flash flooding more likely

Logging threatens a scientific research area in Franklin State Forest

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