Tennessee heads to Jacksonville for an AFC South matchup

Announcement lands ahead of February’s trial over Tennessee’s Basic Education Program formula

COVID-specific legislative session could follow Ford meetings

Sponsor cites lackluster support and fear of retaliation from state Republican lawmakers

Families still living in the community are hoping for more compensation from the developer

No Metro Nashville police officers were involved in the Tuesday afternoon shooting 

The legislation is on path to passage with significant support among councilmembers

City alleges that Music City Party Tub doesn’t have a public pool permit, let it operate for more than a year anyway

New cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, as vaccinations continue slowly

Stubborn, unvaccinated Tennesseans had me doubting our ability to be good neighbors. But this city is full of good people.

Lee says lawmakers should focus on Ford, not mask mandates

Planned Parenthood-organized demonstration set for state Capitol, AT&T headquarters

Complaint details warnings and complaints about Murfreesboro Sunday school teacher that were largely ignored 

The Nashville Partnership for Educational Equity Research aims to address inequities in public schools

Amazon recently confirmed that the infamous muzzle sent to Fiscus was purchased fraudulently in her name

The vintage seller 'had the rare capability to understand anyone, to be open-minded'

The racist and anti-Semitic views being peddled by the likes of Tucker Carlson and Matt Gaetz are nothing new

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

Appointed by Bredesen, Clark served as chief justice from 2010 to 2012

The Truth About Cancer will platform anti-vaxxers, right-wing conspiracists and fraudster ‘health gurus’ at Opryland

Contradicting the health department, councilmembers could require facial coverings with one more vote

Green doesn’t want to lose his district; Sexton calls comments ‘irresponsible’

Our campus has only one firm COVID rule, and even that isn’t strictly enforced

I went poking around in the maps at the Tennessee State Library and Archives

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from The New York Times, NPR and Vulture

After a disastrous opening loss against Arizona, Tennessee heads to Seattle Sunday

In a separate letter, 24 other state attorneys general threatened legal action over the policy

Forty-five incarcerated people and five Tennessee Department of Correction staffers have died of the illness  

A recent publicity stunt saw the governor and other adults unmasked near unvaccinated children

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from The Atlantic, Defector and The New Yorker

A bill from Freddie O'Connell would regulate transpotainment and ban alcohol on them

The alliance did so through a letter addressed to education commissioner Penny Schwinn 

Only 42.7 percent of state population is fully vaccinated

The commission, arts organizations respond to the Scene’s investigation 

PENCIL and LP Building Solutions to host school-supply drive this weekend at Nissan Stadium

At this point, refusing to get vaccinated when you can looks like a kind of self-harm that quickly spreads to harming others

The state could receive more than $8 billion for roads, broadband and more

This week, Scene staffers are reading stories from Gawker, Vice and The Cut

Physician, former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist to Tennessee leadership: 'Step up and take action'

More Tennesseans are hospitalized, in ICUs and on ventilators than at any other point during the pandemic 

Nashville opens second COVID testing, vaccination site amid rising demand