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At the statehouse: Maps, marriage and the legislative morgue

By Blaise Gainey

April 9, 2022

Redistricting maps on the ropes, another jab at same-sex marriage and a trip to the legislative morgue. It’s time to catch up on what you missed at the statehouse this week.

Filed Under: Politics, WPLN News Tagged With: 112th Tennessee General Assembly, Abortion, at the statehouse, domestic violence, guns, lgbtq, redistricting, same-sex marriage

One Woman’s Death Illustrates How Guns Can Stay In Dangerous Hands In Tennessee

By Paige Pfleger

April 29, 2021

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A Nashville woman had done everything domestic violence victims can do in Tennessee to prevent her estranged husband from killing her. She had even armed herself. Yet she wound up dead.

Filed Under: Criminal Justice, WPLN News Tagged With: domestic violence, gun dispossession, gun laws, guns

Metro Leaders Worry About The Pandemic’s Hidden Crises: Mental Health And Domestic Abuse

By Samantha Max

April 14, 2020

While medical professionals have shifted their focus almost exclusively to the coronavirus in recent weeks, Metro leaders are also concerned about health crises that have received less attention during the pandemic: mental health and abuse.

Filed Under: Metro, WPLN News Tagged With: domestic violence, mental health

Nashville’s New Family Safety Center Is A Hub For Help For Escaping Domestic And Sexual Violence

By Natasha Senjanovic

April 18, 2019

Listen Several years ago, Nashville set out to be a national leader in combating domestic and sexual violence. That’s culminated in the new Family Safety Center, a $26 million building run by the city, where children can run around and play while adults get all the resources they need delivered to them — for free.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Diane Lance, domestic violence

Metro Nashville Employees To Receive Training In Spotting — And Helping — Victims Of Domestic Abuse

By Natasha Senjanovic

October 30, 2018

Listen Metro Nashville employees could soon receiving training on how to recognize domestic abuse — and what resources are available if they themselves need help.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: David Briley, domestic violence

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