Kyle Horan
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North Nashville neighbors considering development protections
Some North Nashville neighbors are trying to put in place a contextual overlay to protect the area from over-development. → Read More
Woman worried about Pulaski fireworks display near gravesite
Some residents in Giles County are concerned about a fireworks display they say will happen in a city cemetery. → Read More
Tennesseans running Ukrainian refugee camp in Romania
A group of Tennessee missionaries are running a refugee camp for Ukrainians out of Romania. The country is neighbors with Ukraine and many people are fleeing the war there. → Read More
TVA: Power system is holding steady amid heat wave
Despite high demand and record usage on the power grid in the state, Tennessee Valley Authority said the system is holding steady. → Read More
Antioch neighborhood notified their trash pick up could end
People in one Antioch neighborhood are worried they're losing their trash pick up. → Read More
Nashville mayor: Vouchers could mean closed schools, underfunding
Nashville's leaders believe if the Tennessee Supreme Court doesn't take a second look at their voucher ruling, it could mean underfunding and closed schools in Nashville. → Read More
Roe Vs. Wade: Tennessee state leaders and the fear contraceptives could be banned
With the chance the U.S. Supreme Court may overturn Roe Vs. Wade, some fear Tennessee Republicans could try to ban contraceptives. → Read More
New Tennessee potential law intended to put more naloxone into the community
In 2020, at least 2,338 people died due to opioid related overdoses, but deaths from pain drugs have been happening for a lot longer. → Read More
Humphreys County public library reopens for first time since flood
After nearly 10 months, Humphreys County Library in Waverly reopened Monday morning. → Read More
Gov. Lee signs law criminalizing mail-order abortion pills
Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation Thursday that would criminalize a person for obtaining abortion pills via a mail delivery service. → Read More
Formerly homeless woman says camping law will make things worse
An impending law that makes illegal camping on public land could have serious consequences for the homeless population. → Read More
$3 billion Metro budget proposal draws criticism from council member
Metro's nearly $3 billion budget proposal drew sharp criticism from one councilman, who heard it Friday morning. → Read More
New school funding formula headed to Gov. Lee's desk
The Tennessee legislature has agreed on the plan to create a new education funding formula for the state. → Read More
Tennessee bill passes to require violent offenders to serve their full sentence
Violent criminals may soon be serving 100% of their sentences after the 'Truth in Sentencing' bill passed in both chambers of the legislature. → Read More
Law that would prevent workplace cultural hair discrimination passes Tennessee House
A bill to stop workplace discrimination of people with cultural hairstyles passed the Tennessee house. → Read More
Proposed hotel tax intended for construction of new Titans stadium
A new proposal in the Tennessee legislature could provide some of the money to build a new Titans stadium. → Read More
Business owner worried about Delta-8 cannabis legislation
A local business owner believes a bill to ban many Delta-8 THC products would cost him 10s of thousands of dollars. → Read More
Nashville man has ties to area struck by tornadoes in Louisiana
A Nashville man who was raised in southern Louisiana said he plans to raise money for tornado victims there. → Read More
'Hearts for Ukraine' founder hopes family can be located
The founder of a small Etsy business hopes her donations can rebuild the family homes of her relatives in Ukraine. → Read More
Financial literacy in the classroom? One Tennessee lawmaker wants it in schools
Tennessee law could soon change to allow money management courses taught in school districts statewide. → Read More