The Metro Nashville Police Department has launched a data dashboard to share information about crime and policing.
Nashville’s Transportation Commission Rejects More Party Vehicles
Metro’s Transportation Licensing Commission has refused to approve additional entertainment vehicles. The decision comes after a push from Safe Fun Nashville, a group formed recently with the goal of enforcing safety measures for party vehicles.
House Speaker Names Redistricting Committee, Including Some Democrats
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton announced the members of a special redistricting committee Thursday. The 16-member committee will have four Democrats, including Minority Leader Karen Camper from Memphis.
Nashville Wants To Reward Landlords For Solving Homelessness, But Few Hear The Pitch
Nashville has more federal housing vouchers on their hands than landlords willing to accept them.
‘We’re Stretched Thin’: Wilson County Debates Masks As Tennessee Schools Strain To Fight COVID
As virus cases and quarantines climb in Wilson County Schools, leaders came together on Tuesday evening to re-evaluate the district’s health protocols. But instead, they wound up spending a lot of time discussing what they can’t do.
President Biden Approves Federal Flood Disaster Aid For Humphreys County
President Joe Biden has approved a disaster declaration, ordering federal aid to support local recovery efforts in Humphreys County following Saturday’s catastrophic floods.
‘A Complete Waste’: Middle Tennessee Veterans Grapple With U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan
Timothy Griffin has been having a lot of long nights. “I probably have not slept since it happened,” Griffin says, “since I woke up and the headline was Afghan president flees the country, Taliban are in Kabul.”
Tennessee’s Pediatric COVID Cases Are Through The Roof, And Hospitals Are Feeling It
The pandemic has never been so hard on Tennessee children as it has been the last few weeks. Cases surpassed the previous high set in the winter surge, and hospitals are feeling the pinch.
Radio Host Phil Valentine Dead From COVID-19 At Age 61
Conservative radio talk show host Phil Valentine has died after battling COVID-19, according to his radio station, SuperTalk 99.7 WTN. The 61-year-old was hospitalized more than five weeks.
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