Williamson County will have to wait until February 2022 at the earliest to get approval to remove the Confederate flag from its seal.
Vote To Remove Rebel Flag From Williamson County Seal Delayed For Sons Of Confederate Veterans
Tennessee Hospitals On Track To Surpass Highs From Winter Surge This Week
As the number of COVID patients in Tennessee hospitals continues to climb toward surpassing the peak of the winter surge, nearly a third of the more than 3,000 hospitalized are so sick that they’re being treated in the ICU.
Deadline Looms To Save Historic Nashville Home Of Prominent Black Family
The Boyd House, located on a corner of Fisk University’s campus in Nashville, was nearly torn down last year. While demolition was halted then, the fundraising effort to pay for a $1.1 million renovation now faces a deadline next month.
Nashville Police Share Data Trends In New Public Dashboard
The Metro Nashville Police Department has launched a data dashboard to share information about crime and policing.
On One Street In Waverly, Residents Take Stock Of The Loss
They’re feeling the scope of the loss but also lending each other a hand in the cleanup.
Listen: One Woman Recounts Being Evicted In Nashville
Nearly 200 families have been displaced in Nashville since the Sixth Circuit Court ruled the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention didn’t have the authority to issue eviction moratoriums.
Nashville’s Transportation Commission Rejects More Party Vehicles
Metro’s Transportation Licensing Commission has refused to approve additional entertainment vehicles. The decision comes after a push from Safe Fun Nashville, a group formed recently with the goal of enforcing safety measures for party vehicles.
With A New Building And A New Artist Incubator Program, Fort Houston Opens Its Doors For Gallery Show
Fort Houston’s new home is a 23,000 square foot Frankenstein-type building — part historic façade, part warehouse.
Impacted By The Flooding In Middle Tennessee? Here’s How To Access Aid.
Middle Tennessee’s deadly flood received a Major Disaster Declaration from the federal government, opening up more opportunities for aid for those affected.
13 Hospitals, Including Vanderbilt, Now Receiving Staffing Help From Tennessee Guard
The Tennessee Guard is now pitching in at 13 hospitals that requested staffing assistance, including the largest hospitals in the state.
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