Gov. Lee and his party seem more interested in limiting what young people can learn than getting them vaccinated

Defenseman Luke Prokop becomes first player with an NHL contract to come out

Incumbent Jim Cooper raises $580K as challenger Odessa Kelly reports $302K

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from NPR, Wired and Uproxx 

Former Tennessee vaccine medical director says the state is lying

Tennessee has made it easier to carry a gun and harder to learn about vaccines in the same month 

Last year's guidelines regarding masks, testing have been relaxed

Michelle Fiscus: Workers fear for jobs 'because they just want to do the right thing, and the administration is much more interested in politics'

The Nashville Predators goalie announced his retirement Tuesday after 15 years with the team

Whether or not this is where people from The Hermitage and Tulip Grove who died in slavery were buried, it's a spot that is historically significant

Tenants of the Dickerson Pike mobile home park say they want more time and compensation before vacating the property

COVID-19 vaccines will be available at a half-dozen locations but are not required

Years before the Delke plea deal, David Raybin provided expertise as part of DA's defense 

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from Vulture, Slate and The New Yorker

The ACLU has challenged a requirement for signage at businesses and public facilities that allow trans people to use bathrooms matching their gender

Only 37.6 percent of Tennesseans are fully vaccinated, among the lowest numbers in the country 

God forbid tourists are unhappy or inconvenienced for any length of time

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from The New York Times, Los Angeles Times and GQ

Attorney Joy Kimbrough says Daniel Hambrick's mother was blindsided and is 'distraught' 

Inside MNPS’ budget for the upcoming school year, what it means and the threat it could face

The $3 million initiative will disburse funds from the newly established Community Safety Partnership Fund. Some critics say it's not enough.

Lawyers for the former WSMV morning host — accused by his daughter and ex-wife of sexual abuse — plan to refile the suit in federal court

If you need to be warned before you use a public restroom that some people are different than you, maybe you should just stay home

Law requires signage at businesses and public facilities that allow transgender people to use bathrooms matching their gender

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from Pitchfork, ProPublica and The New Yorker

The city has also announced that all unhoused persons have total access to the vaccination

'I’m meant to be a cautionary tale to make others afraid,' says Jones

Judge rules that July 27 election cannot proceed

It's good that crimes like those of Blanton are being reinvestigated. Maybe it's time to look into Nashville's civil rights-era violence as well.

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from The New Yorker, The Ringer and Esquire

June 19 celebrates a big if belated step on the journey toward a more perfect Union

Judge expected to rule this week on anti-tax referendum

And we know just what to offer

After weeks of protest, apartment owners provided answers about sudden relocation efforts — but tenants still had demands

Judge was first appointed to the bench more than two decades ago, presided over controversial cases

The TN GOP offers no evidence the ban actually protects kids — and it may instead deny kids a full and accurate education

WSMV declines to disclose local political ads, despite state and federal requirement

The Columbia-based museum is elevating Confederates who were early Klan leaders

Here it is, our weekly roundup of things on the internet that Scene staffers read and found enjoyable or interesting or otherwise engaging. Most of us spend too much time online and we might as well share.

Plan includes $50M for teacher raises, outlines Rescue Plan cash priorities

The Metro Nashville Police Department's investigation into warnings in 2019 that Christmas Day bomber Anthony Warner was building bombs at his home was insufficient, according to a report released Wednesday by the department. 

On Tuesday afternoon, advocates for people experiencing homelessness and other community organizers held a press conference to speak out against Metro’s decision to close the encampment underneath the Jefferson Street Bridge. The closure was planned to take place on June 1, but as of this wr…

I was going to write about the hatWRKS controversy that took place over the weekend — the one in which proprietor, frequent local gadfly, Trump supporter and conspiracy theorist Gigi Gaskins decided to announce the sale of yellow stars for unvaccinated people. (The story ultimately caught th…

Here it is, our weekly roundup of things on the internet that Scene staffers read and found enjoyable or interesting or otherwise engaging. Most of us spend too much time online and we might as well share.

When Davidson County District Attorney Glenn Funk earlier this month disavowed the conviction of a man named Paul Garrett for the 2000 murder of a Nashville sex worker, they didn't just say that police and prosecutors 20 years ago got the wrong guy. A report from the office's Conviction Revi…