The nearly $12 million renovation will mostly be covered by FEMA, with the state and local government pitching in a small portion of the funds.
Middle Tennesseans call for youth programs and gun control to curb community shootings and school violence
On Saturday, Nashville’s March for Our Lives rally drew hundreds of people from across Middle Tennessee.
Nashville union leader says trade jobs are a ticket to the middle class
Tennessee’s trades industry is short on talent. And some businesses and unions are offering to pay people while they train.
Report: Tech jobs flooding Tennessee more than any other state during pandemic
The number of tech jobs in Tennessee has risen by 8%, according to the Technology Councils of North America. The trade group says it’s the largest increase in a U.S. state over the past two years.
Black lawmakers will discuss gun violence at statewide town halls
The Tennessee Black Caucus is holding town halls in communities across the state to determine legislative proposals, including gun reform, during the 2023 legislative session.
A high school senior reflects on her community’s resilience after a devastating flood
Zoe Turner survived a flood that killed 20 neighbors. But now that she’s graduated high school, she’s trying to leave behind the lingering damage and move on to the next phase of her life.
Some Tennessee high schoolers say police and active shooter drills aren’t enough to keep them safe
They say they feel less safe after a mass shooter killed 19 kids and two adults at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
Local book drive will deliver hundreds of Asian-themed novels to Nashville schools
The book drive is part of a growing push to make Tennessee more inclusive of Asian Americans.
Report: Latinos are least likely to go to college after graduating high school in Tennessee
The college-going rate for Latinos is 35%, as of 2021. It’s the lowest of any other racial group.
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