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Ford Hedges Bets on All Electric

By blakefarmer

September 13, 2011

Ford Motor Company is towing its hybrid and electric cars around the country, reminding consumers of its fuel efficient offerings. A stop in Nashville highlighted the night-and-day difference between Ford’s approach to electric vehicles and the thinking at Franklin-based Nissan North America.

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HCA Scrambles to Explain Drop in Medicare Revenue

By blakefarmer

September 12, 2011

The largest chain of for-profit hospitals in the country is trying to explain why its Medicare revenue dropped for the first time in more than five years. HCA officials held a conference call with analysts after markets closed Monday night.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Corker Meets Privately with Tea Party Members

By blakefarmer

September 12, 2011

Tennessee Senator Bob Corker has been meeting privately with Tea Party leaders around the state. And while there are continued threats of a primary challenge from the Tea Party, some of the movement’s members are pretty happy with the job Corker has done.

Filed Under: WPLN News

New Fort Campbell Commander Preps for More Time Home, Fewer Programs

By blakefarmer

September 12, 2011

The new commanding general at Fort Campbell will have his troops home for longer than any period since 9/11. He plans to make the most of the time.

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Anniversary Airport Security to Look Like Any Other Day

By blakefarmer

September 9, 2011

Officials at the Nashville International Airport say security will look like business as usual this weekend, even as the country commemorates the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Passengers may notice, however, small gray bands on the wrists of TSA officers.

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Alexander Ready to Work with President, Corker Rejects “Superficial Fixes”

By blakefarmer

September 8, 2011

On a day when many Congressional leaders are responding to a speech they haven’t heard yet, Tennessee’s senators added their two cents.

Filed Under: WPLN News

BNA Shows Off New Passenger Screening Technology

By blakefarmer

September 8, 2011

Nashville International Airport is showing off some of its new screening software. The airport’s new body scanners have now been outfitted with the latest upgrade.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Blackburn Makes Jobs-Case with Gibson

By blakefarmer

September 7, 2011

Gibson Guitar is getting some support from elected officials after federal authorities raided its plants in Nashville and Memphis last month. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Agents seized what is thought to be illegally imported rosewood.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Red Light Camera Citations Drop Sharply With New Right Turn Rules

By blakefarmer

September 7, 2011

New rules restricting the use of red light cameras have resulted in a sharp drop in citations. Drivers caught turning right on red without coming to a complete stop can no longer get one of the automated tickets in the mail.

Filed Under: WPLN News

TVA Downsizes Clean Energy Program

By blakefarmer

September 7, 2011

Government incentives that helped fuel a sort of solar power boom in Tennessee are being pulled back. TVA says the cost has become unsustainable.

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