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New Year, Same Old Evictions
Antioch accounts for nearly 20% of all evictions over the past four months in Nashville, with 117 occurring in December.

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Antioch accounts for nearly 20% of all evictions over the past four months in Nashville, with 117 occurring in December.

The only opposition came from Sen. Raumesh Akbari, a fellow Memphis Democrat.
Testing sites throughout the county have reached 100% capacity.
Dontay Battle's group home in Shelby County has made no provisions for him to communicate in American Sign Language.
The County Commission voted to accept $20 million as part of a statewide effort to crack down on the opioid epidemic.
The Tennessee Registry of Election Finance could consider civil penalties against Cade Cothren.
An attorney for the former Tennessee vaccination chief says they plan to appeal.
Critics say the maps would dilute African-American and Latino votes.
More than 100 people turned out.
How technology can help people with disabilities become more independent.
Some lawmakers say more money needs to be injected to draw broad support from the Legislature to pass a change in the funding formula.
Staff shortages and sick students are leading to shutdowns.
GOP members considered taking action last fall to oust Robinson but opted to let her keep the post while her appeals were being considered.
About 2,000 acres in White County will be cleared in phases over the next three years in the controversial plan to create a quail habitat.
The Southern Services Landfill in Bordeaux has drawn complaints of noxious odors and criticisms over environmental racism.
Tennessee ranks 46 out of 50 nationally in the amount invested in each student.
The county, which includes Nashville, will be divided into three congressional districts.
In 2017, more county residents died from opioid overdose than from car accidents.
Their concerns potentially put them at odds with Gov. Bill Lee, who wants to speed ahead.
Discovering the 255 Black laborers forced to build and defend Fort Negley during the Civil War.