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A Tennessee lawmaker says toll roads are not off the table in discussion to ease congestion across the state

A Tennessee lawmaker says toll roads are not off the table in discussion to ease congestion across the state

By Blaise Gainey

November 26, 2022

Gov. Bill Lee says his main focus during his second term will be improving infrastructure. But doing so costs money, and he says he doesn’t want to raise taxes or build toll roads. Lawmakers who oversee transportation haven’t ruled anything out.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: transportation

‘Not again’: Nashville vigil for Colorado Springs shooting is a painful reminder of threats facing LGBTQ community

By Julia Ritchey

November 22, 2022

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At a local candlelight vigil Tuesday night, speakers mourned not just the victims of the Club Q shooting, but their sense of safety.  

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: club q, colorado, lgbtq, mass shooting, pulse nightclub, queer community, tribe and play, vigil

Nashvillians are rooting for the U.S. Men’s Team in World Cup clouded by controversy in Qatar

By Cynthia Abrams

November 22, 2022

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The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar has begun amid widespread controversy, with allegations of bribery, corruption and human rights abuses. But that didn’t stop Nashville fans from supporting the United States.

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, Sports, WPLN News Tagged With: Futbol, Qatar, Soccer, U.S. men's national team, World Cup

Metro will close Brookmeade encampment, allotting 5 weeks to find housing for residents

By Paige Pfleger

November 22, 2022

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Metro is offering help to find housing, with a goal of moving everyone by Christmas. That timeline is faster than some advocates and outreach workers had originally anticipated.

Filed Under: Metro, WPLN News Tagged With: Brookmeade Park, homelessness

On Caitlin Rose’s first album in 9 years, she’s wistful, wiser and having fun again

By jewly hight

November 22, 2022

On CAZIMI, Caitlin Rose’s first new album in nine years, the songwriter has found new ways to add to her music’s depth and dimension.

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, WPLN News

‘It could wait.’ Police oversight board calls on Nashville to slow the rollout of license plate readers.

By Paige Pfleger

November 22, 2022

The board’s leader says it’s imperative that both it and the public are aware of the city’s policies surrounding license plate readers, before the program is launched.

Filed Under: Criminal Justice, WPLN News Tagged With: community oversight board, license plate readers

Clarksville to get $3.2B investment for a plant that manufactures EV battery components

By Blake Farmer

November 21, 2022

LG Chem of South Korea announced plans on Monday for a $3.2 billion plant in Clarksville, making a key part for electric vehicle batteries. The cathode manufacturing facility is supposed to create 850 jobs.

Filed Under: Business, WPLN News Tagged With: clarksville, electric vehicles, LG Chem

TennCare to begin dental coverage for all 1.7M of its members starting in January

By Blake Farmer

November 21, 2022

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TennCare officials say they’re on track to provide dental coverage to all members starting Jan. 1. The state’s Medicaid agency is one of the last in the country to cover dental work for adults.

Filed Under: Health Care, WPLN News Tagged With: dental, dentists, TennCare

Two experts offer conflicting assessments of the economic impact of the Titans’ proposed $2B stadium

By Ambriehl Crutchfield

November 21, 2022

Metro councilmembers want to better manage Nashville’s growth. So they’re heavily weighing whether the city needs a $2.1 billion enclosed Titans stadium, or if the city should just renovate Nissan Stadium.

Filed Under: Metro, Sports, WPLN News Tagged With: Tennessee Titans, Titans stadium

Thanksgiving 2022 playlist: Hear this year’s favorite podcast episodes from Nashville Public Radio staffers

By WPLN Staff

November 21, 2022

Grab your earbuds — or make sure your Bluetooth is connecting in your car — because our fifth annual Nashville Public Radio podcast recommendations have arrived just in time for your Thanksgiving holiday and travels.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: podcasts, thanksgiving

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