What signs of our past still float down the Cumberland? Plus the local news for October 22, 2024.
NashVillager Podcast: How public radio comes together
Every voice counts. Every story matters. Plus the local news for October 2, 2024.
NashVillager Podcast: What to expect when you’re expecting an election
How is WPLN News planning on covering the upcoming election? Plus the local news for Oct. 18, 2024.
Massive Helene cleanup effort continues with Fort Campbell and National Guard support
A massive relief and cleanup effort is ongoing in East Tennessee, and more than 2,300 people have applied for federal relief since the president approved a major disaster declaration.
Rebounding Nashville bus ridership reaches pre-pandemic levels
Bus ridership in Nashville has been rebounding after dramatic reductions seen nationwide during the height of the pandemic. And officials say the latest numbers show overall trips have surpassed pre-COVID levels.
Report: Tennessee housing market a ‘mixed landscape’
It’s a mixed scorecard for Tennessee’s housing market in the latest quarterly analysis from MTSU’s Business and Economic Research Center.
NashVillager Podcast: The hottest day in Nashville history
What does 109-degrees really feel like? Plus the local news for June 28, 2024.
President approves Tennessee disaster relief for May storms
The storms included ten tornadoes, damaging hail and record-setting rainfall in some pockets. A tornado in Maury County killed three people and flooding killed a boy in Rutherford County.
Nashville’s city parks rebound in national ranking — after increased spending
For the first time in years, Nashville is moving to a better position in a national ranking of city parks systems.
Tennessee professor dies during study abroad trip in Brazil
A Columbia State Community College art professor died after being hit by a large ocean wave during a study abroad trip in Brazil.
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