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Tennessee sues chemical companies over 'forever chemicals' contaminating state's waters

The chemicals have contaminated surface, ground and drinking water across the state far beyond safe levels, according to the lawsuit.

 

One woman dies at the scene of fallen tree at 4000 block of Kedron Road in Spring Hill

The severe thunderstorm warning will remain in place for Nashville and Middle Tennessee through 4 p.m.

 

Tennessee United Methodists look to rebuild amid UMC splintering, disaffiliating churches

The Middle and West Tennessee UMC conference has lost 222 churches to disaffiliations. At its annual meeting, staff and clergy focus on rebuilding.

 

2023 TCAP scores show wide ethnic gaps for third graders, pandemic rebound

Here's what the 2023 TCAP scores reveal about third graders and the fight against pandemic learning loss.

 

License plate reader stops concentrated in minority, low-income areas, report finds

An early analysis of Nashville license plate reader data shows LPR placement, vehicle stops and arrests align with non-white, low-income areas.

 

Supreme Court blocks use of affirmative action at Harvard, UNC in blow to diversity efforts

Members of the Supreme Court's conservative majority, including Chief Justice John Roberts, had long signaled skepticism about affirmative action.

 

July 4 celebrations abound in Rutherford County from fireworks to picnics

Multiple celebrations in Rutherford County provide plenty of opportunities for families to dress in their July 4 best and join in the fun.

 

Just Askin': How do Nashville charter schools perform compared to other public schools?

Nashville is home to 30 public charter schools. Here's how they perform compared to other public schools in the area.

 

Let us count the threats to Nashville's air quality: Faraway fires, heat, local pollution

Between smoke plumes from Canadian wildfires, high temperatures and local pollution, the summer can be a tough season for breathing in Nashville.

 

Go-go boots to 'the Macarena': Fourth of July in Nashville through the years

From parades, picnics and jaw dropping fireworks displays — Nashville knows how to celebrate independence.

 

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