Climate polluters have a new spotlight on them thanks to a new global data effort.
Tennessee’s climate polluters have been mapped. Some might surprise you.
A long COVID patient in Hendersonville shows just how little is known about treatment
Medical equipment is still strewn around the house of Rick Lucas, 62, who has been home from the hospital nearly two years. He picks up a spirometer, which measures his lung capacity, and takes a deep breath, though not as deep as he’d like.
Metro opens extreme cold weather shelter as overnight temperatures drop below freezing
With overnight temperatures below freezing over the weekend, Metro is opening its extreme cold weather shelter again Sunday night. And the city is providing multiple ways to reach it.
Nashville police fatally shoot man on River Road — the second fatal shooting in 24 hours
Officers confronted a man on the side of the road and used a Taser before the fatal shot.
Fatal shooting by Nashville officers under investigation
A man is dead Saturday morning after a fatal shooting by Nashville police. MNPD has released excerpts from body camera footage of the incident.
With legislation targeting trans care and drag performers, Tennessee Republicans take aim at LGBTQ community
Tennessee Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, R-Franklin, has filed the first couple bills ahead of the next legislative session — and both are taking aim at the LGBTQ community.
Democrats regroup as their string of statewide election losses continues
Republicans made much more modest gains than they had expected on Election Day, but there were a few notable exceptions, especially in Tennessee. Here, Republicans gained a seat in Congress, kept control of the governorship and maintained their super majority in the General Assembly.
Curious Nashville: The state closed Clover Bottom in Donelson because of its troubling past. What’s happening there now?
Tennessee’s oldest institution for people with intellectual disabilities closed in 2015. But those driving along Stewarts Ferry Pike in Donelson still catch a glimpse of its sprawling campus.
Nashville jails stopped in-person visits during the pandemic. It’s unclear if they’ll ever come back.
In-person visitation was restored in Tennessee’s state prisons. But Nashville families are relying on video calls.
Nearing retirement, Rep. Jim Cooper reflects on the future of Nashville and Democrats in Tennessee
After three decades representing Nashville in Congress, Cooper is set to retire. But he remains critical of the Tennessee Republicans who split the state’s 5th Congressional District into three new districts.
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