Listen Republicans in the Tennessee House of Representatives vowed to make free-market reforms in health care this year. The agenda was ambitious — reduce surprise billing, incentivize patients to be more cost conscious and deregulate the hospital industry. In the end, some legislation stalled out, some was substantially watered down, but patients may still see […]
The Tri-Star State: The Scorecard For Free-Market Health Care Reforms
A Haven For Antique Lovers Succumbs To Development In Downtown Nashville
Listen The owner of Nashville’s Downtown Antique Mall knew this day was coming. The century-old warehouse full of quirky antiques is closing Friday after operating for three decades. The mall’s vendors say the reasons for the closure are indicative of the threat to small businesses downtown.
Mayor’s Race 2019: Carol Swain Says Nashville Needs An ‘Outsider’
In Nashville’s mayoral race, one leading candidate paints herself as “the outsider.” Carol Swain says she never intended to be a politician, but she’s running again after placing second in last year’s special election.
Acadia Wants To Sell Off UK Division, Be More Selective About Future Growth
Listen Franklin-based Acadia Healthcare is retrenching after ousting its chairman in December. Under Joey Jacobs, it became one of the largest operators of psychiatric hospitals and addiction clinics in the country. But Acadia is now talking about selling off one of its largest acquisitions.
Franklin-Based Psychiatric Hospital Operator Accused Of Insider Trading
A chain of psychiatric hospitals and addiction clinics headquartered in Franklin is being accused of misleading investors. Acadia Healthcare is facing a shareholder lawsuit in federal court, alleging $1 billion of insider trading proceeds to top officials.
Mayor’s Race 2019: State Rep. John Ray Clemmons Wants To Be The ‘Equitable’ Candidate
Listen Among the youngest contenders in Nashville’s mayoral race, Democratic state Rep. John Ray Clemmons is trying to position himself as a charismatic leader that he says the city has been lacking.
Belmont Project Aims To Teach The Full Story Of Country Music — From Church Roots To Feminism
Listen Belmont University and PBS are teaming up to teach students the story of Nashville’s most famous industry, with a new curriculum to go along with an upcoming eight-part documentary on country music. Developers say the lessons include some surprising subjects.
Nashville Homeless Camp Documentary Debuts
A documentary that dives deep into the battle over a homeless encampment at Nashville’s Fort Negley is debuting this week.
Mayor’s Race 2019: Councilman John Cooper Is Running To Fix Nashville’s Finances
Listen At-large Councilman John Cooper is known for his obsession with transparency and sound fiscal policies. It’s a skill set Nashville needs now more than ever, he argues, which is why is why he’s running for mayor.
Nashville Jury Sentences Burnette Chapel Shooter To Life Without Parole
A Nashville jury has sentenced the man who shot eight people at an Antioch church, including one fatality, to life in prison without a possibility parole — the maximum sentence sought by prosecutors. Jurors took about 90 minutes to deliberate the fate of Emanuel Samson, who last week was found guilty on all 43 counts […]
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