Rowland said the man’s mom and two other family members were the victims of the shooting, and of the five other family members home, one escaped through a window to call the police.
Shooting In Maury County Leaves 3 Dead; Man In Custody
Vanderbilt Sees Surge Of Employee Vaccinations Ahead Of Deadline
Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s deadline for complying with a vaccine mandate passed Thursday, following a surge of COVID shots being given to hundreds of employees in order to keep their jobs.
Five Questions For Nashville Public Radio’s New Corporate Support Representative Ximena Jimenez
Ximena Jimenez is the newest member of Nashville Public Radio. As the organization’s Corporate Support Representative, Ximena is actively involved in seeking out businesses throughout Middle Tennessee to create new sponsors while maintaining a positive relationship with our existing clients. Get to know her.
Lives Lost In The Pandemic: A Hispanic Church In Nolensville Loses Its ‘Moses’
A Hispanic church in Nolensville is grieving the loss of their charismatic founder who died of COVID at age 57 a month ago. As part of our series on Lives Lost in the Pandemic, WPLN’s Blake Farmer has this remembrance.
Governor Lee Extends Executive Order Allowing Students To Opt Out Of Wearing Masks
Governor Bill Lee has announced he will extend his executive order that allows kids to not follow mask mandates. The move comes after federal judges have made the governor’s order ineffective in three counties, citing the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Nashville Expands Bus Service Hours And Adds Frequency On Some Routes
Starting on Sunday, Nashville’s bus system will extend service hours and pick up riders more frequently on some of its most popular routes.
3 Key Takeaways From WPLN News Investigates: Behind The Blue Wall
WPLN News, in partnership with APM Reports, reviewed thousands of pages of public records and a decade’s worth of disciplinary data from the Metro Nashville Police Department. Reporters also interviewed more than 20 current and former MNPD employees, both sworn and civilian. Here are key takeaways from the investigation.
Federal Climate Bill Would Clean Tennessee’s Air
One climate provision in particular would radically change the energy grid in the next 10 years: the Clean Electricity Performance Program.
Lawyers Search For Kids Who Were Illegally Jailed In Rutherford County For Multimillion Dollar Settlement
After Rutherford County settled a large class action lawsuit over its policies for arresting and detaining children, lawyers who sued the county are scrambling to find more than a thousand children who are owed compensation. And close to $6 million is at stake.
Behind The Blue Wall: Officers Describe A ‘Toxic’ Culture Within Metro Police
In the past year, WPLN News and APM Reports have reviewed thousands of pages of public records and a decade’s worth of disciplinary data. Reporters have also interviewed more than 20 current and former MNPD employees, who have described a chilling pattern.
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