Metro hopes to gain state approval for 100 units, use for homeless shelter
- Hannah Herner
Demand for services remains steady at VUMC specialized clinic
- Hannah Herner
‘You can think of it as a son or daughter of Omicron,’ says Schaffner of XBB.1.5
- Kelsey Beyeler
Public schoolteachers are contending with COVID, censorship laws, police presence and inadequate pay
- Kelsey Beyeler
Tuesday's MNPS board meeting covered equity, athletics, COVID-19 and more
- Hannah Herner
Parents are especially unlikely to get students vaccinated against COVID-19 and HPV
- Hannah Herner
Murfreesboro Pike location provided combined 100,000 tests and vaccines
- Hannah Herner
Vanderbilt children’s hospital is hosting a vaccination event this week
- Hannah Herner
Hospitalization rates are not cause for concern, Metro epidemiologist says
- Hannah Herner
Minimal protocols at music festivals mean it’s up to fans to reduce spread
- Scene Staff
Lisa Piercey stepped down from the position at the end of May
- Hannah Herner
Health-related laws this session centered on vaccination requirements, limiting local health department power
- Hannah Herner
Nashville’s average daily COVID infections nearly triple in a month
- Betsy Phillips
The state's failure on COVID-19 should be hard for our leaders to live with
- Nicole Williams
An informal process leads to recommendations for funding that may not align with community priorities
- Hannah Herner
Senate considers ivermectin, mandates and more
- Kelsey Beyeler
The masks requirement will switch to a mask recommendation after spring break
- Stephen Trageser
Exit/In, The 5 Spot and Springwater no longer require proof of vaccination or a negative test at every show
- Kelsey Beyeler
State lawmakers aim to overhaul how Tennessee funds education, push for COVID-related vouchers and meddle with local school districts
- Kelsey Beyeler
Here’s what MNPS students are heading back to in their spring semester
- Cedric Dent Jr.
One out of every 33 Nashvillians currently infected with COVID-19
- Betsy Phillips
We should be finding ways to support people who are sick and keeping them at home until they’re well
- Kara Hartnett
A new variant is surging, but the state is no longer under a designated emergency period
- D. Patrick Rodgers
Stephen Elliott and FW Publishing are suing the state for access to a consultant’s report on COVID-19 recovery
- Kelsey Beyeler
Efforts like Lipscomb’s LIFE initiative help incarcerated people earn degrees
- Kara Hartnett
Health officials watch for hospitalization trends as more contagious variant takes over state infections
- Steven Hale
Seven Tennessee Department of Correction staff members have also died from the illness
- Steven Hale
After a long and remarkable career, the Meharry Medical College president is at the forefront of Nashville’s battle against the pandemic
- Betsy Phillips
Given the Tennessee Highway Patrol's training schedule, it seems like the governor's offer is all for show
- Kara Hartnett
After 20 months, Gov. Lee is stripping back the remaining provisions of his pandemic-era executive orders
- Steven Hale
Gov. Bill Lee announced the state will cover relocation expenses for law enforcement leaving states with 'restrictive mandates'
- Kelsey Beyeler
Taking a look at initiatives like MNEA’s Love and Vision and MNPS’ Community Achieves
- Steven Hale
The state’s Supreme Court has set execution dates for two men next year
- Steven Hale
Tennessee attorney general signs onto legal challenge over vaccine-or-testing requirements
- Kelsey Beyeler
The clinics will administer COVID-19 vaccines to students ages 5 to 17 and boosters for eligible adults
- Kara Hartnett
Feds approved shots for children in recent days
- Cedric Dent Jr.
The state legislature’s recent special session yielded anti-mitigation policies
- Stephen Elliott
Ford among companies pressuring GOP not to limit disease mitigation options
- Stephen Elliott
Lawmakers planning to discuss COVID-19 restrictions, school board elections
- Stephen Elliott
Partisan school board elections, Glenn Funk crackdown on docket as legislature returns for another special session Wednesday
- Stephen Elliott
Last week lawmakers remained focused on the purpose of the meeting: giving Ford hundreds of millions of dollars
- Kara Hartnett
Nashville offering Pfizer, J&J at two drive-thru locations, multiple pop-up clinics
- Stephen Elliott
COVID-specific legislative session could follow Ford meetings
- Kara Hartnett
Sponsor cites lackluster support and fear of retaliation from state Republican lawmakers
- Kelsey Beyeler
School nurses are vital to schools’ pandemic response, and Nashville needs more of them
- Steven Hale
New cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, as vaccinations continue slowly
- Betsy Phillips
Stubborn, unvaccinated Tennesseans had me doubting our ability to be good neighbors. But this city is full of good people.
- Steven Hale
Further improvements to ventilation in Metro schools could help prevent the spread of COVID-19
- Alejandro Ramirez
The Truth About Cancer will platform anti-vaxxers, right-wing conspiracists and fraudster ‘health gurus’ at Opryland
- Steven Hale
Contradicting the health department, councilmembers could require facial coverings with one more vote
Our campus has only one firm COVID rule, and even that isn’t strictly enforced
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- Eli Motycka
Roadway deaths are regular tragedies in Nashville — and the city is trying to build itself i…
- Alejandro Ramirez
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