The Tennessee Supreme Court is easing COVID-19 restrictions that have halted nearly all in-person proceedings in the state, including evictions and jury trials, since late March.
Meharry President Tells Congress To Lean On HBCUs In COVID-19 Response
Meharry Medical College is asking Congress for billions of dollars to help combat disparities that have emerged in the testing and treatment of COVID-19.
Tennessee To Stop Sharing Info On COVID-19 Patients With Police
State officials are reversing course on a controversial policy that provides coronavirus test results with local law enforcement and first responders.
Nashville Asks For A COVID-19 Recovery Theme Song
Mayor Cooper put out a call to the scores of songwriters, requesting entries that would inspire and uplift residents (and be used for promotional purposes by the Convention and Visitors Corporation).
Weekend Gatherings Catch The Eye Of Nashville Health Officials, But Not In A Good Way
Gatherings during the holiday weekend have Nashville health officials concerned the city will lose the progress it’s made against the coronavirus.
Nashville Has Handed Out 100,000 Masks
Nashville’s Health Department found many willing recipients during a recent two-day cloth mask giveaway.
Here’s A Snapshot Of Metro Parks Reopenings And New Rules
Nashville’s next reopening phase includes multiple Metro Parks community and nature centers, as well as other facilities and major attractions.
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