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Douglas Corzine

Haslam’s Signature Seals It: Counselors Can Turn Away Clients Over Religious Objections

By Douglas Corzine

April 27, 2016

Listen On Wednesday afternoon, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed legislation allowing counselors to refuse patients for religious reasons. Tennessee is the first state to pass such a law.

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

After Shooting At Downtown Bus Station, Nashville Riders Want More Security

By Douglas Corzine

April 26, 2016

Listen Monday’s shooting of four teenagers at Nashville’s downtown bus terminal was the most extreme case of teen violence to break out at Music City Central. On weekday afternoons, teenagers often converge on the station. And some longtime riders say they’ve seen the situation as volatile.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

TPAC’s Broadway Schedule Includes Locally Produced ‘Evita’ Revival

By Douglas Corzine

April 14, 2016

Listen For the first time, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center is investing money in a major show that will feature local talent. The venue’s Broadway Series normally consists of national tours making brief stops in Music City, and the local companies that utilize its smaller theaters are essentially renters.

Filed Under: Arts, Culture & Music, WPLN News Tagged With: Arts, MPX Local Stories

Tennessee Lawmakers Try To Keep Transgender Bathroom Bill Alive

By Chas SiskandDouglas Corzine

March 24, 2016

Some Tennessee lawmakers are trying to salvage an effort to force transgender students to use the facilities of their birth sex. The Senate Education Committee approved the measure Wednesday afternoon. Members said they have concerns about letting kids declare their own genders.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: Politics

​Advocates Ask Tennessee Lawmakers To Avoid Refugee Lawsuit As Ideological Test Case

By Douglas Corzine

March 17, 2016

Despite hearing Wednesday from vocal opponents to the joint resolution now making its way through the House, the Tennessee General Assembly is moving forward with its effort to sue the United States government over refugee resettlement.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Guns In Trunks On Campus? Governor Haslam Says He’ll Go Along With The Legislature

By Douglas Corzine

March 16, 2016

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam may sign a bill allowing students and faculty to store guns in their cars while parked on college campuses.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

A Skyscraper? Shops Along Broadway? Preds Explore Ways To Link Arena To Booming Downtown

By Douglas Corzine

February 19, 2016

Could Bridgestone Arena become the latest site of a major downtown redevelopment? Arena executives broached the topic in a meeting with the Metro Sports Authority yesterday.  

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

What’s Happening To The Old Seats In The Tennessee Titans’ Stadium?

By Douglas Corzine

February 18, 2016

When the Tennessee Titans announced plans to replace the aging seats at Nissan Stadium, some fans hoped to grab a piece of history. But the construction team — now ripping into the rows of seats visible from Interstate 24 — won’t be saving any of the football furniture. Instead, the seats will be repurposed. In an […]

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

Hoverboards Blamed In Two Nashville Fires, Adding Tennessee To Growing List

By Douglas Corzine

February 9, 2016

Listen Two fires in three months in Nashville were caused by the self-balancing scooters called hoverboards, spurring officials to issue warnings Tuesday about keeping one inside a home.

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

Study: Nashville Needs Unified System For Homelessness Response

By Douglas Corzine

February 3, 2016

A new study from a California consultant encourages Nashville to improve conditions for the homeless by combining redundant programs.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: News

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