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4 times Tennessee’s early leaders behaved badly

by Alexis Marshall

Nobody's perfect. That's true even for people in public office. For as long as there have been politicians, there have been political scandals and controversies. And Tennessee is…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 11h ago

Knoxville will soon get a new Greyhound bus terminal after years without one

by Tony Gonzalez

The new lease agreement comes four years after the original terminal in Old City closed down in 2022.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 3d ago

Tennessee early voting ends this weekend. What to know

by Marianna Bacallao

Early voting in Tennessee’s primary election ends Saturday, and turnout is already on track to beat previous records for the number of people voting early in a midterm primary.…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 4d ago

ICE separated Nashville mom from infant daughter against its own rules, complaint alleges

by Marianna Bacallao

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested a nursing mother from her Nashville home without a warrant, according to a complaint by immigrant advocates. ICE agents…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 4d ago

Tennessee among 5 states offering to accept nuclear waste

by Daniel Potter

Five states have agreed to accept nuclear waste from around the country in exchange for federal help to develop nuclear energy and create thousands of jobs. Tennessee, Louisiana,…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 4d ago

How predominantly Black areas in 6 states have been split up by redistricting

by Tony Gonzalez

These maps show that the redistricting battle President Trump initiated has so far had a particular impact on largely Black congressional districts in Republican-led states.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

MNPS denies renewed application of four charter schools, citing financial strains on the district

by Camellia Burris

The board for Metro Nashville Public Schools voted nearly unanimously to deny the applications of four proposed charter schools for the second time – citing financial strains on…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

Nashville is an alt-country town right now

by Justin Barney

An engineer on Music Row once told a story of Keith Urban walking up and down the street, asking to play on any record that would have him. That’s how he cut his teeth. That…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 8h ago

NashVillager Podcast: Poll taxes, both overt and hidden

by Nina Cardona

How does Tennessee still show echoes of the old poll tax? Plus, the local news for August 3, 2026.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

Urban League convention comes to Nashville, focusing on civil rights and economic empowerment

by Camellia Burris

The National Urban League Convention is in Nashville this week and offers free workshops that include legal advice, housing assistance, health screenings and school supplies.…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

Cracker Barrel CEO steps down a year after logo debacle

by Tony Gonzalez

Cracker Barrel's CEO is stepping down nearly a year after an attempted rebrand of the chain led to fierce customer backlash. The company is based in Lebanon.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

Doctors shouldn’t serve as executioners, Tennessee physicians say

by Catherine Sweeney

Yet another group is calling for a death penalty moratorium after the failed execution of Tony Carruthers in May. This time, it’s doctors and nurses. They want the state to find a…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 6d ago

Blackburn demands dark money group take down AI attack ad

by Marianna Bacallao

U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn is threatening legal action against a dark money group for running an attack ad against her using artificial intelligence. In the recent ad, the…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 4d ago

NashVillager Podcast: Oil, water and Tennessee coal

by Nina Cardona

How does the Volunteer State compare when it comes to energy use and production? Plus, the local news for July 22, 2026.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 3d ago

NashVillager Podcast: Charlie Kirk fallout continues in Tennessee

by Nina Cardona

Is it dangerous speech or an inconvenient opinion? Plus, the local news for July 31, 2026.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

Traditional Appalachian ballads are reimagined in new audio drama, podcast series

by Tony Gonzalez

A podcast series takes traditional Appalachian ballads about train wrecks and murder and transforms them into radio plays.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

NashVillager Podcast: Learning the law

by Nina Cardona

What was the first Midstate law school, and how did end up moving out of state? Plus, the local news for July 28, 2026.

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

No predictions, just urgency: Titans start camp looking for another reset

by Tony Gonzalez

The Tennessee Titans are in no mood to make any predictions as training camp starts Wednesday. The Titans have another new coach in Robert Saleh and general manager Mike Borgonzi…

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WPLN Nashville Public Radio 5d ago

What Where When-sday: “Showmance, A Musical about a Musical” by The Theater Bug

by Tony Gonzalez

The Theatre Bug is a nonprofit organization that does original plays and musicals with kids in kindergarten through 12th grade year-round. This week, the group presents its…

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