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This week, Gov. Bill Lee gave his nod of approval to the six Tennessee districts that have made the decision on teachers at a local level. → Read More
While some classes will still meet in-person, the university is also offering other options that integrate online learning. → Read More
MNPS Student Support staff will host two virtual meetings for parents about creating a good workspace for your child. → Read More
The child’s mother was in the car behind them and drove them to the hospital. Both suffered minor injuries. → Read More
A Metro Council bill would ban police from using tear gas in Nashville. → Read More
The Williamson County Fair is going virtual for 2020 due to COVID-19. → Read More
The Ryman Auditorium and Grand Ole Opry House will reopen Friday at limited capacity amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Vanderbilt polled 1,000 registered voters on their opinions back in May. The breakdown showed clear lines not just politically, but also along racial and gender lines. → Read More
As part of the calls for change, activists want eight key policies to be put in place in police departments across the nation. → Read More
Nashville begins phase 2 of its reopening plan Monday and that includes allowing live music in restaurants. → Read More
You'll be able to get one for yourself and a family member. Last week, the city gave away 25,000 masks in just one day. → Read More
If the bill goes through, the money would only be given during this health emergency. → Read More
All gyms have to remain at 50% capacity, follow social distancing guidelines and everyone is encouraged to wear Personal Protective Equipment. → Read More
Tennessee hopes to see its first batch of antibody tests within the next week or two. → Read More
The Tennessee State Board of Education will propose a set of state emergency rules because of COVID-19. → Read More
Tennessee received its first, small shipment of the five-minute tests on Tuesday. → Read More
The goal is to continue to prepare high school seniors for graduation and college. In order to do that, Metro Schools will have computers available for seniors who need them. → Read More
So far, the plan is to have a call center for people to describe their symptoms and travel history to streamline the process. They will then let you know if you need go to a testing location. → Read More
Many people are working from home or out of school to slow the spread of the COVID-19, also known as the new coronavirus. → Read More
A man is taken to the hospital after he was shot inside Whiskey Dix Saloon on West Main Street in Murfreesboro. → Read More