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A Nashville Neighborhood’s Spike In Violence Proves Hard To Calm

A Nashville Neighborhood’s Spike In Violence Proves Hard To Calm

Meribah Knight

December 28, 2017

Listen Nashville saw a rise in homicides across the city this year — but some neighborhoods were worse than others. In and around the James Cayce Homes in East Nashville, there were seven murders, the most in 26 years. 

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Cayce Homes, gun violence

Music Critics Answer The Question: What Did Nashville Sound Like in 2017?

Jason Moon Wilkins

December 28, 2017

Listen It’s the end of the year and time for critics’ picks, best of lists and top 10s — but we’re going to take a slightly different approach and ask a question: What did Nashville sound like in 2017?

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, WPLN News Tagged With: Arts, music

Congressman Black Leaving Post As House Budget Chair

Blake Farmer

December 27, 2017

Gallatin Congressman Diane Black announced Wednesday morning she’s stepping down as the chairman of the House budget committee.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: Diane Black, Politics

The Big, Bold Year Ahead For Nashville’s Public Housing

Meribah Knight

December 27, 2017

Listen 2018 is going to be a big year for public housing. Nashville will be renovating, or planning renovations, for four public housing developments — The James Cayce homes in East Nashville, the Edgehill Homes in South Nashville and the JC Napier and Sudekum apartments, just south of downtown. All together they’re home to about […]

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Growth, MDHA

After Fighting For His Life In Vanderbilt’s ICU, Fort Campbell Pilot Returns To Say Thanks

Blake Farmer

December 27, 2017

About a year ago, Fort Campbell helicopter pilot Steve Shroeder was hovering around West End in his Black Hawk, practicing approaches to Vanderbilt…

Filed Under: WPLN News

Nashville General Offers Short-Term Contract Extension To CEO As Restructuring Looms

Blake Farmer

December 22, 2017

Nashville’s Hospital Authority has approved a six-month contract extension for its CEO, though several board members wanted a longer-term agreement as a sign of stability. After more than a century in business, General Hospital is undergoing a major restructuring initiated by Mayor Megan Barry, who wants to close down inpatient care at the safety-net facility. […]

Filed Under: Health Care, WPLN News Tagged With: Health Care, Nashville General Hospital

The Dirt On Armadillos, Middle Tennessee’s Newest Animal Neighbors

Chas Sisk

December 21, 2017

Listen Tim White works for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. That puts him on the front line of any change in the state’s fauna, including the arrival of armadillos.

Filed Under: Science, WPLN News Tagged With: Science, wildlife

CEO Of Nashville General Hospital Awaits Word On His Fate Amid Restructuring

Blake Farmer

December 21, 2017

Listen The CEO of Nashville General Hospital has been sidelined as city leaders contemplate downsizing operations to save money. And Thursday afternoon, the Hospital Authority plans to finalize a long-overdue performance review with just two weeks left on Joseph Webb’s contract.

Filed Under: Health Care, WPLN News Tagged With: Health Care, Nashville General Hospital

In Nashville’s Soccer Victory, Out-of-Towners Gush About ‘A City On The Rise’

Tony Gonzalez

December 21, 2017

Listen In announcing the Major League Soccer franchise on Wednesday, there was a moment when Nashville Mayor Megan Barry and Gov. Bill Haslam insisted on posing for photos and answering questions together. It was a somewhat unusual arrangement, yet there was no denying that their broad collaboration factored into the MLS decision.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Major League Soccer, News

Yes, Nashville Will Be Home To A Major League Soccer Team

Tony GonzalezandEmily Siner

December 20, 2017

It’s official: Major League Soccer is bringing a top-level team to Nashville. Calling it a “city on the rise,” MLS commissioner Don Garber made the announcement at the Country Music Hall of Fame on Wednesday afternoon.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Major League Soccer, News

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