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A new governor, two new speakers of the House of Representatives, and the state’s first ever school voucher law.
If there’s one thing we at Nashville Public Radio love more than a recipe that uses Thanksgiving leftovers in an unexpected way, it’s making that delightful recipe while listening to podcasts.
On a recent chilly afternoon last week at Nashville’s Centennial Park, Sean Michel was walking his dog with a friend.
This was also the first day of impeachment hearings against President Donald Trump. Michel didn’t hesitate to share his thoughts on impeachment.
The impact of the latest nationwide strike by union workers against General Motors is beginning to be quantified.
According to multiple reports, the automaker has lost about $1 billion since the strike started three weeks ago.
The new speaker of the Tennessee House is making the case that he is different from his predecessor.
In an interview with WPLN, Crossville Republican Cameron Sexton said he wants to create an environment where members welcome different opinions.
