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Williamson County School Board Race Turns On Issue Of Partisanship

Williamson County School Board Race Turns On Issue Of Partisanship

Nina Cardona

August 7, 2014

Williamson County’s school board will definitely include new faces after this election. While six districts are on the ballot, only three incumbents are running to keep their seat. As newcomers come in, the question is how overtly political they’ll be.

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Listen: Here’s How One Nashville Middle School Celebrated Its First Day

Emily Siner

August 6, 2014

Spoiler: It has to do with a hot-air balloon made out of tissue paper.

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Who’s Who In The Fight Over Keeping Tennessee’s Supreme Court Justices

Nina Cardona

August 6, 2014

All three justices currently up for reelection were appointed by a Democratic governor. If they are ousted, a Republican governor will get to choose their replacements. However, the lineup of groups and individuals backing the efforts to oust or retain the justices isn’t quite so straightforward.

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Story Of The Race: Alexander vs. Carr

Nina Cardona

August 6, 2014

Conventional wisdom says that a scandal-free incumbent like Lamar Alexander shouldn’t have much trouble winning re-election, but the Tea Party has worked very hard to upend that assumption this year, with Lamar Alexander as one of its prime targets.

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Metro School Board Races: A Snapshot

Nina Cardona

August 6, 2014

Almost half of Davidson County’s School Board seats are up for grabs this election, and the outcome could change the board’s leadership, its approach to charter schools—and its relationship with Schools Director Jesse Register.

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Judges Pepper Attorneys With Questions Over Tennessee’s Gay Marriage Law

Emily Siner

August 6, 2014

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held a lively courtroom Wednesday as they heard arguments over whether Tennessee should recognize out-of-state gay marriages.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: gay marriage, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals

Story Of The Race: Desjarlais Vs. Tracy

Nina Cardona

August 6, 2014

Republicans began talking seriously about a 2014 primary challenge to Rep. Scott DesJarlais two years ago, even before he’d finished locking down reelection to the 4th Congressional District. Here’s a timeline of what’s happened since.

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Haslam Family Has Given To Contested Justice, But Governor Works Hard To Stay Above The Fray

bobby allyn

August 6, 2014

Gov. Bill Haslam says he’d happily appoint Republicans to the state’s Supreme Court if voters move to replace the three Democratic judges in Thursday’s election.

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U.S. Appeals Court To Weigh In On Gay Marriage In Four States, Including Tennessee

Emily Siner

August 5, 2014

The Sixth Circuit’s decision could affect only the three Tennessee couples who sued the state. But since the court is ruling on several other cases, the impact could be broader.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: same-sex marriage, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Tanco v. Haslam

Nashville’s Wine-In-Grocery Activists Have Twice The Signatures Needed, If They’re All Valid

bobby allyn

August 5, 2014

Wine in grocery store advocates say 30,000 people have signed petitions. That’s double what they need to put the referendum to Nashville voters. But it’s not yet guaranteed to be on the ballot.

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