The Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health has already dramatically changed the landscape for abortion rights in Tennessee. Here’s an explanation of what’s changed in Tennessee and the services that are still available.
Another corruption scandal at the state capitol forces an East Tennessee lawmaker to resign
State Rep. Robin Smith, R-Hixson, has been charged with one count of wire fraud for a scheme involving a fictitious political consultant.
Fatal shooting by Nashville police officer under investigation in Madison
The Metro Nashville Police Department has not yet released the identity of a man who was shot and killed by officers near a park in Madison. The shooting was the 10th by Nashville police in 2021, and the seventh to be fatal.
Tennessee attorney general declares legal victory for state’s 48-hour waiting period for abortions
Tennessee’s 48-hour waiting period for abortions will stand after a deadline lapsed for the Supreme Court to take up the case.
Ford To Build $5.6B Electric Vehicle Plant On West Tennessee ‘Megasite’
After more than a decade, the so-called “megasite” in West Tennessee finally looks like it’s about to get an occupant.
Nashville Surpasses Attendance Goal As It Prepares For Visit By World Cup Officials
Just over 43,000 people attended last weekend’s soccer game in Nashville, beating the goal the city set for itself ahead of a crucial visit in its bid to host the World Cup. Officials from FIFA, soccer’s international governing body, are scheduled to come to Nashville next week as they prepare for the 2026 World Cup.
Goodlettsville Residents Warned Sunday Morning To Stay Indoors After Ammonia Leak At Plant
An ammonia leak at a Tyson food processing plant caused firefighters to warn residents of Goodlettsville to stay indoors early Sunday morning while they responded. An all-clear was issued more than two hours later.
Police Say Man Shot Himself, 3 Others In Gallatin
Police are investigating the reasons behind a series of fatal shootings early Saturday morning in Gallatin.
Tennessee Supreme Court Says It Won’t Hear Nashville Referendum Case Early
The Tennessee Supreme Court says it will not intervene early in a dispute between Nashville and the Davidson County Election Commission over an anti-tax referendum — the latest blow to an effort to restrict the powers of city officials.
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