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Judge Grants Mistrial In Case Against Former Vanderbilt Football Players

Judge Grants Mistrial In Case Against Former Vanderbilt Football Players

By Allie Gross

June 23, 2015

A mistrial has been granted Tuesday afternoon in the case against two former Vanderbilt football players who were convicted of rape. The judge’s ruling means prosecutors could have to re-try defendants Brandon Vandenburg and Cory Batey before an entirely new jury.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Haslam Says He Opposes Confederate Symbols But Can’t Remove Them On His Own

By Chas Sisk

June 23, 2015

Listen Gov. Bill Haslam says he favors removing a bust of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest from the Tennessee Capitol. But he says he doesn’t have the authority to do it on his own.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: Politics

Owner Of I-65 Nathan Bedford Forrest Statue Defiant Over Calls To Block View

By Blake Farmer

June 23, 2015

Listen The owner of Nashville’s roadside monument to Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest is unmoved by calls to block the view from I-65. The site south of downtown has attracted attention following the Charleston church shootings and the subsequent debate over flying Confederate flags.

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

Nashville’s Newest Sculpture Aims To Recapture Cumberland River’s Old Glory

By Tony Gonzalez

June 23, 2015

Listen Nashville’s newest piece of large-scale public art is being erected this week alongside the Cumberland River — a waterway that inspired the sculpture. There’s nothing that looks quite like it in downtown Nashville — a tall piece of steel, but one that doesn’t include a straight line like the towering buildings nearby. Instead, this […]

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Help Us Count All of the Cranes in Nashville

By Lily Williams

June 23, 2015

Something funny going  is on with Nashville’s iconic skyline: Tower cranes are popping up like weeds, their swaying and turning a constant reminder of Nashville’s rapid growth. One day metal spindles jut into the sky, and the next they are covered in glass with a “for rent” sign hanging from a new edifice. We scoured […]

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: construction, Growth

Help Us Count All of the Cranes in Nashville

By Lily Williams

June 23, 2015

Something funny going  is on with Nashville’s iconic skyline: Tower cranes are popping up like weeds, their swaying and turning a constant reminder of Nashville’s rapid growth. One day metal spindles jut into the sky, and the next they are covered in glass with a “for rent” sign hanging from a new edifice. We scoured […]

Filed Under: Business, WPLN News Tagged With: construction, Growth

New Tennessee Law Makes It Easier To Prosecute Strangling

By Allie Gross

June 23, 2015

Starting July 1st, domestic violence victims will no longer need to show visible marks to prove a strangulation assault. Tennessee has gone further than most states to remove barriers in prosecuting strangulation. Listen Just a few years ago, strangling wasn’t even a felony in Tennessee if the victim survived. But many states have recently started […]

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

As Treatment Nears For A Rare Intellectual Disability, Some Parents Wonder: Do We Want It?

By Emily Siner

June 23, 2015

Listen Terry Jo Bichell is cut off in the middle of her sentence by a loud shout. “That’s Louie, giving his two cents worth,” she says with a smile. “Even though he can’t talk, he can make himself heard, let me tell you.” Bichell and her family live in a laidback farmhouse in Brentwood, where […]

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

As Treatment Nears For A Rare Intellectual Disability, Some Parents Wonder: Do We Want It?

By Emily Siner

June 23, 2015

Listen Terry Jo Bichell is cut off in the middle of her sentence by a loud shout. “That’s Louie, giving his two cents worth,” she says with a smile. “Even though he can’t talk, he can make himself heard, let me tell you.” Bichell and her family live in a laidback farmhouse in Brentwood, where […]

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

Southern Baptists To Open ‘Religious Liberty’ Office In Middle East

By Blake Farmer

June 23, 2015

Listen The public policy arm of the Southern Baptist Convention is based in Nashville with another office in Washington. But the denomination has announced plans to also set up shop in the Middle East, where church officials say parts of the region have become “killing fields” for Christians.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

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