There’s no set timeline yet for repairing a sinkhole that developed directly beneath the train tracks used by Nashville’s only commuter train.
A Sinkhole Is Disrupting Nashville’s Only Commuter Train
Nashville’s Council Opts Against Another Mask Mandate
Nashville won’t be getting a new mask mandate.
1 Dead After Attempted Arrest In Nashville
A shooting Tuesday afternoon in Nashville left one person dead and a federal agent hospitalized.
Nashville Installing 25 COVID Isolation Pods At Rescue Mission
COVID isolation pods are being installed in the parking lot of the Nashville Rescue Mission, paid for by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Booster Shots Keep Tennessee Vaccination Sites Busy, Even As First Doses Decline
COVID vaccination sites in Tennessee have been busier since booster shots were approved late last month. But first doses continue to slow. And having residents take their first jab is still the top priority for state health officials.
Downtown YMCA Considers Swanky Renovation As Nashville Prepares For Influx Of Amazon Workers
Nashville’s downtown YMCA is hoping to soon break ground on new digs. The organization has signed a non-binding agreement with Tony Giarratana, a local developer known for his love of skyscrapers.
Music Venue Owners Share Their Gratitude And Their Worries With SBA Leader
The leader of the U.S. Small Business Administration visited Nashville on Monday to speak with businesses that are still feeling the impact of the pandemic. The visit is part of a national tour by SBA Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman.
Fatal Crash Resurfaces Costly Questions About Scooter Safety In Nashville
Police say a tourist lost control of her scooter and hit a semi-tractor on 3rd Avenue. That’s also where the city once considered creating a protected lane for bikes and scooters.
Nashville Nursing Schools Try To Fill Void Left By Pandemic
The nursing profession needs reinforcements like never before because of the pandemic. And there are signs that enrollment in nursing schools is picking up. But the nurses in training are joining a field that others are leaving.
What FEMA’s New Flood Insurance Rates Mean For Tennesseans
FEMA’s new rating system was designed to set rates that will make flood insurance more equitable. Some residents will need to start paying more to keep their policies, while others could save up to $100 monthly.
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