The suit claims that concerns about sexual misconduct were raised to the bishop of the diocese, the pastor of St. Rose and other officials for years, but no meaningful action was taken.
Lawsuit Alleges Catholic Diocese Of Nashville Missed Signs Of Sexual Abuse At Murfreesboro Church
Even With COVID Hospitalizations Declining, Tennessee Deaths Keep Climbing
COVID cases and hospitalizations have been declining for weeks in Tennessee, but fatalities still haven’t reached a peak. The younger age of victims likely explains why.
CDC Study Finds Tennessee Leads U.S. In COVID School Closures
A study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds Tennessee has had the most COVID-related school closures so far this school year.
Ford Says Its New Tennessee Operation Will Be World’s First Carbon-Neutral Auto Plant
The company’s $11 billion push into electric vehicles reflects what clean energy advocates have been saying for years — that EVs can create jobs — but the decision to stop producing products that require fossil fuels was likely not a sudden change of heart for the company.
What You Need To Know About Getting A COVID Booster Shot In Middle Tennessee
COVID booster shots are starting to be offered more widely in Tennessee. Vaccinations are limited, but not because there aren’t enough to go around. Local health departments are trying to follow federal guidance.
Nash In The Know: Who Is Buying All These Expensive New Homes — And What Does That Mean For Renters?
The average homebuyer in the Nashville area is around 40 years old and the median household income is $92,691. But rising incomes is just one of the factors making housing more expensive for buyers and renters.
Impact Study Finds Nashville Health Care Sector Keeps Growing But Lags In Biotech
The most recent economic impact study values Nashville’s health care sector at nearly $67 billion — a growth of 72% since the last study five years ago. But as the industry keeps expanding locally, it’s still being outpaced by many peer cities.
Waverly Art Teachers Pick Up The Pieces After The Flood, And Try To Help Students Process Their Losses
Art teachers in the town of Waverly are trying to pick up the pieces after the deadly flooding in August, and they are helping their students process the devastation. But that’s a challenge without access to their usual tools.
Ford To Build $5.6B Electric Vehicle Plant On West Tennessee ‘Megasite’
After more than a decade, the so-called “megasite” in West Tennessee finally looks like it’s about to get an occupant.
Should Parents Be Able To Opt Out Of School Mask Mandates? Tennessee’s Fight Continues In The Courts
Tennessee’s attorney general says he’s appealing two federal court decisions that blocked Governor Bill Lee’s executive order, which allows parents to opt out of school mask mandates.
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