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Moderate Republicans Vote To Leave Medicaid Expansion To Tennessee’s Governor

Moderate Republicans Vote To Leave Medicaid Expansion To Tennessee’s Governor

Blake Farmer

February 11, 2014

Moderate Republicans may have kept Tennessee’s Governor from having his hands tied regarding Medicaid expansion. They voted with Democrats Tuesday on the powerful Senate Finance Committee to leave the state’s options open.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: Brian Kelsey, Doug Overbey, Medicaid expansion

VW Union Vote Drama Plays Out Away From Tennessee Plant

Blake Farmer

February 10, 2014

The days leading up to a big union vote at Volkswagen’s Tennessee plant are filling with name-calling and threats, and not inside the Chattanooga factory.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: UAW, Volkswagen

Four Nashville Businesses Raided For Prostitution

Mack Linebaugh

February 10, 2014

The Metro Nashville Police Department announced early this afternoon that four Nashville businesses are being raided for prostitution, including the Golden Massage in Green Hills.

Filed Under: WPLN News

State GOP Lawmakers Call VW ‘Un-American’: If Union Voted In, No More Incentives

Blake Farmer

February 10, 2014

VW’s 1,550 workers in Chattanooga will vote through a secret ballot later this week.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: Bo Watson, Gerald McCormick, UAW, Volkswagen

Governor Haslam’s Free Community College Promise: How Will This Work?

Bradley George

February 10, 2014

Tennessee community colleges have been getting a lot of calls in the past week, ever since Governor Bill Haslam announced plans to offer free tuition to high school graduates.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Tennessee Promise

Lipscomb Academy Chief Advocates For Common Core, But Not At Her School

Blake Farmer

February 10, 2014

One of Tennessee’s biggest cheerleaders for Common Core has not pushed to adopt the education standards in the private school she now leads.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Candice McQueen, Common Core, Lipscomb Academy

Private Colleges Contend Plan For Free Community College Limits Options

Nina Cardona

February 7, 2014

Schools like the idea of free higher education, but not at the cost of scholarships for their students.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Tennessee Promise

Free Community College: As Initial Praise Dies Down, Concerns Crop Up

Blake Farmer

February 7, 2014

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam’s plan to make community college free to high school grads received instant national praise this week. One education leader calls it the best idea to boost college-going rates in a generation. But concerns are beginning to be raised.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Bill Haslam, Catherine Leisek, community college, Joe DiPietro, Tennessee Promise

Cold January Put Damper On Nationwide Home Sales, But Not Nashville

Bradley George

February 6, 2014

Freezing weather in January is expected to put a damper on home sales nationwide, but it didn’t in Nashville. Sales in the area increased, compared to the same month last year.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: GNAR, Greater Nashville Association of Realtors, home sales

What’s Common Core? Poll Finds Tennesseans Either Don’t Know Or Don’t Like It

Daniel Potter

February 6, 2014

The Common Core educational standards have caused wrangling among state lawmakers and spurred dozens of stories in the media, but a new poll from MTSU finds most Tennesseans unaware.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News

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