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March 9, 2026: Adopt-A-Highway
For roughly 40 years, a volunteer effort has been a major part of the war on litter. Plus, the local news for March 9, 2026 and Health Q takes on HSA…
7 months, 2 weeks ago
March 6, 2026: Underground taxis, driverless taxis or the bus
Music City is gearing up to have far more options for getting from point A to point B. Plus the latest news for March 6, 2026 and Curious Nashville f…
7 months, 2 weeks ago
March 5, 2026: From benevolence societies to SNAP
Mutual aid organizations used to be the only tool for minority groups to make sure the people most in need of help got assistance. Now, with the gove…
7 months, 2 weeks ago
March 4, 2026: Long recovery
Roughly a year and a half after devastating floods, two East Tennessee state parks continue to have significant closures. Plus the local news for Mar…
7 months, 3 weeks ago
March 3, 2026: Not the National Guard
Last year, the attention on a federal law enforcement rollout in Memphis was on the involvement of the National Guard. Perhaps we should have paid mo…
7 months, 3 weeks ago
March 2, 2026: Tennesine (yes, that’s the right spelling)
Tennesine may not have any practical applications as an element, but it does have value. Plus the local news for March 2, 2026 and uranium enrichment…
7 months, 3 weeks ago
February 27, 2026: Everyone's neighbor
Aren't we all missing Mister Rogers? On this day in 2003, the world said goodbye to Fred Rogers. The beloved children’s TV host is also known in the …
7 months, 4 weeks ago
A desire for street cars
When were streetcars desired in Nashville? There wasn't a streetcar named Desire in Nashville. But there was a time when streetcars were the most des…
7 months, 4 weeks ago
February 25, 2026: When Nashville lost its innocence
The murder of Marcia Trimble, as described by a police captain at the time, is when “Nashville lost its innocence.” Why that case still haunts the ci…
8 months ago
February 24, 2026: Suing the state
Judicial review has been a part of the American legal process since 1803, but lawsuits challenging state measures have become particularly prevalent …
8 months ago