After more than a decade, the so-called “megasite” in West Tennessee finally looks like it’s about to get an occupant.
Ford To Build $5.6B Electric Vehicle Plant On West Tennessee ‘Megasite’
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.
Tennessee Can Receive Federal COVID Money Even If It Cuts Taxes, Judge Rules
Tennessee should be allowed to receive billions of dollars in federal aid without committing to a ban on cutting taxes, according to a federal judge’s ruling. Tennessee and Kentucky challenged the tax cut restriction in the American Rescue Plan Act.
Coming Wednesday: Behind The Blue Wall
This is not the same story about policing you’ve heard before. In this series, we’re going to tell you about what’s been described as a toxic culture of misconduct and retaliation within the Metro Nashville Police Department. And the disciplinary system that has allowed that culture to thrive.
When School Nurses Are Spread Thin, The Whole School Feels It Too
With most students back in the classroom and the Delta variant looming large, school nurses have seen their workload balloon.
Gallery: Nashville Comes Together For a Taste Of The City’s International Food Scene
The Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition hosted its InterNASHional Night Market this weekend, highlighting local restaurants from a wide range of backgrounds.
Second Avenue Building Owners Ditch Demolition, Seek New Pedestrian-Friendly Plan
The newly proposed project includes sidewalk cafes and green spaces.
Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark Dies After Brief Cancer Illness
Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia Clark has died. Clark, 71, passed away overnight after brief cancer illness.
Tennessee Streams Will Play Important Role In Flood Recovery
In Tennessee, one battle against flooding could take place in the little waterways branching through the state’s rural communities. Floodplain and stream restoration have long been considered among the most important efforts to reduce flood impacts. But with limited regulation and oversight, these areas are often unprotected.
Why One Tennessee Army Veteran Won’t ‘Walk Away’ From Afghan Translator Left Behind
Among the allies stranded in Afghanistan is a translator closely bonded to a Memphis-based Army reservist who is now working behind the scenes to try to get the man and his family to safety.
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