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Randy Boyd Says He Wouldn’t Run Tennessee Like A Business If Elected Governor

Randy Boyd Says He Wouldn’t Run Tennessee Like A Business If Elected Governor

Blake Farmer

May 11, 2017

Listen Randy Boyd says Tennessee should not necessarily be run like a business, despite being a businessman himself. He says he’s realized that bureaucracy has some benefits.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: MPX Local Stories, Politics

Silence From Most Tennessee Republicans On FBI Director Firing

Blake Farmer

May 10, 2017

Most of Tennessee’s congressional delegation has been quiet about the firing of FBI Director James Comey. Sen. Bob Corker was the only Republican to release a statement, saying the removal “at this particular time will raise questions.”

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Family Of Slain Man Sues Tennessee Bounty Hunters And Their Employers

Jason Moon Wilkins

May 9, 2017

The family of a Clarksville man gunned down by bounty hunters is suing his shooters as well as the companies who employed them.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Tennessee Senate Drops Plans To Intervene In Nashville’s Short-Term Rental Debate

Chas Sisk

May 9, 2017

State senators are dropping plans to get involved in Nashville’s debate over short-term rental units owned by investors. The decision comes just one day after their counterparts in the Tennessee House of Representatives voted to put a two-year moratorium on new rules.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: Politics

BlueCross Agrees To Fill A Hole In Tennessee’s Obamacare Marketplace

Emily Siner

May 9, 2017

Tennessee’s insurance commissioner breathed a public, cautious sigh of relief on Tuesday after BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee agreed to offer insurance on the federal marketplace next year in the Knoxville region.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: MPX Local Stories, News

Plan To Put Seatbelts On School Buses May Be Dead For The Year, But Sponsor Says Not For Good

Chas Sisk

May 9, 2017

Listen The sponsor of a plan to put seatbelts on all school buses says she believes the measure is in a good position to pass the state legislature next year.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: MPX Local Stories, Politics

Nonprofit Launches Campaign To Recruit The Best And Brightest Into Teaching Profession

Blake Farmer

May 9, 2017

An education nonprofit in Nashville has launched a statewide campaign aimed at convincing high-achieving students to consider the teaching profession. 

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education

Pace Slows But Nashville Home Sale Prices Hit New High In April

Meribah Knight

May 9, 2017

Listen Nashville area home sales slowed last month, but prices hit a new record high. According to relators, the median price for a single family home in the Nashville area is $275,000, up by $25,000 since last year

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Even Before The Official Start Of Tennessee Reconnect, Community College Will Be Free For Adults

Emily Siner

May 9, 2017

Listen The governor’s proposal to make community college free for most adults in Tennessee is in the final stages of discussion. It’s widely expected to pass the state legislature this week.

Filed Under: Education, WPLN News Tagged With: Education, MPX Local Stories

Too Many Students, Not Enough Money: Williamson County’s Top-Tier Schools Hit A Tipping Point

Meribah Knight

May 8, 2017

Listen In Franklin, Page Middle and High School are so overcrowded that parents like Karen Hynes say it’s become untenable—kids eating lunch in hallways, overflowing toilets, too many portable classrooms.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: MPX Local Stories, News

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