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Tony Gonzalez

Storm Stretched Metro, But Nashville Should Be Mostly Back To Normal Monday

Tony Gonzalez

February 21, 2021

Metro Public Works

The latest storm update from Metro Nashville agencies shows how a week of tough winter weather pushed city workers into lengthy shifts and agencies to operate around the clock. Car crashes brought down power poles and destroyed fire hydrants, water mains broke, traffic and rail crossing signals malfunctioned and animal control officers responded 126 stray […]

Filed Under: Metro, WPLN News Tagged With: February 2021 Winter Storm, Recycling, severe weather

Tennessee Death Toll Rises And Outages Continue

Tony Gonzalez

February 20, 2021

Tennessee snow plow

Two deaths in Sumner County have been attributed to the winter storm, bringing Tennessee’s death toll to 10. Additional deaths in the Nashville-area were recorded in Dickson, Maury and Williamson counties.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: February 2021 Winter Storm

Some Power Restored, But Putnam County Expecting Uneven Recovery

Tony GonzalezandBlair McDonald

February 17, 2021

power outage briefing

Updated Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. Leaders in and around Putnam County are warning of power outages that could last for days as trees and limbs continue to fall, hampering the winter storm recovery.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: February 2021 Winter Storm, Putnam County, severe weather

Next Winter Storm Forecast Includes Sleet And Snow, But A Lot Of Uncertainty

Tony Gonzalez

February 16, 2021

winter storm watch

A second wallop of bad weather is on its way to the region, but forecasters are noting extreme uncertainty on the exact mix of freezing rain, snow and ice. What is likely, though, is another run of difficult driving.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: February 2021 Winter Storm, National Weather Service, severe weather

Franklin Sledding Accident Prompts River Rescue

Tony Gonzalez

February 16, 2021

Franklin sledding rescue

A sledding incident in Franklin on Tuesday ended in a rescue by firefighters.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: February 2021 Winter Storm, Franklin, severe weather

Tennessee Winter Storm Updates: Cold Temperatures Expected All Week

Emily SinerandTony Gonzalez

February 16, 2021

A cardinal sits in a tree during a winter storm on Feb. 15, 2021.

The National Weather Service says another round of wintry weather is expected to hit Middle Tennessee on Wednesday night.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: bus service, February 2021 Winter Storm, National Weather Service, severe weather, snow, Tennessee Highway Patrol, transportation, Williamson County

Exploring On Foot, Some Venture Into Nashville’s Winter Storm

Samantha MaxandTony Gonzalez

February 15, 2021

snow sled Nashville

A winter storm caused chaos in Tennessee, but some ventured outside on foot to have fun in the rare combination of ice, sleet and snow.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: February 2021 Winter Storm, severe weather, snow

Nursing Homes Complete First Round Of Vaccinations Across Tennessee

Tony Gonzalez

February 2, 2021

COVID vaccine vial

Tennessee has completed first doses for all of its nursing home residents, and Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey expects a similar milestone for those in assisted living “in the next few days.”

Filed Under: Coronavirus Live Updates Tagged With: coronavirus vaccine, Lisa Piercey, nursing homes

Tennessee Has Spent $2B In Pandemic Relief, Expects Next Round To Boost Schools And Housing

Tony Gonzalez

February 2, 2021

downtown Nashville mask honky tonk

The state of Tennessee is taking stock of its coronavirus relief spending and preparing for the next round of federal aid. Thus far, the state has spent just over $2 billion, or 91% of its allotment.

Filed Under: Coronavirus Live Updates Tagged With: CARES Act, Coronavirus In Tennessee

Report: Low Lighting, Sparse Crosswalks Are Partly To Blame After Deadly Years For Pedestrians

Tony Gonzalez

January 28, 2021

A chart illustrates the causes of pedestrian deaths in Nashville.

Pedestrian deaths set a record in Nashville in 2019 and then hit an even deadlier level last year with 39 lives lost. Now an analysis from advocacy group Walk Bike Nashville is identifying trends in the incidents.

Filed Under: Metro, WPLN News Tagged With: public safety, transportation

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