The Senate has delayed its debate on health care plans and a House Committee has been stymied by disagreement between conservative Democrats and House leaders. Tennessee Democrats are voicing their concerns about the plans before the House.
Health Care Debate Slows, Tennessee Democrats Voice Concerns
May Town Center Rehearing Request Withdrawn
The controversial May Town Center in Bells Bends is off the table, for now.
Chihuly Sculptures to be Shown at Cheekwood, Frist and Symphony
The complex glasswork by artist Dale Chihuly will come to Nashville next year in a celebration of Cheekwood’s 50th anniversary.
Special Ed Report Touches on Inclusion, Transitions
A new report shows Metro Schools have made strides in special education, but there’s still plenty of work to be done.
May Town Hearing Today
The future of a major development in Bells Bend could hinge on a Metro hearing today.
The Arts Economy – A Tale of Two Galleries
As the economic recession continues, the always-risky art business has proved particularly vulnerable. In January, art sales were down by half at the Christies and Sotheby’s auction houses in New York. Here in Nashville, WPLN’s Joe Nolan reports on the fortunes of two local galleries trying to attract the difficult art dollar.
Tennessee’s Party Line Vote on “Pay-As-You-Go”
Tennessee’s U.S. House members voted along party lines yesterday on the bill known as “PayGo.”
Middle Tennessee Mayors Move Towards Regional Mass Transit
About 20 mayors from all over Middle Tennessee are in agreement; they say a regional rapid transit system is a must.
Metro Schools Meet State Standards
Nashville Schools avoided a takeover, as students met state standards this spring- something they’ve failed to do for the last five years.
High Priority Schools Make Improvements
The State Department of Education says test scores from the spring show across the board improvements in Tennessee schools.