Good morning, Nashville. We can’t believe we’re still talking about the Guns in Parks bill, but yesterday the State Attorney General made a few more clarifications about the ways in which the new law can and can’t be enforced. The verdict? If you tote a gun in a city that’s chosen to opt out of the law and ban guns in parks, you can still be charged under state law even if there are no signs posted. However, you’re welcome to drive through a park with a gun as long as you stay in the car. Easy enough, right?

• Airport fees increase. Because BNA chose to stop bringing in cargo-carrier China Air, they may be raising the rent on the rest of the airlines that fly into the airport. No word on whether or not that will affect ticket prices.
• Metro Schools sued again. A former Metro teacher is suing a Metro principal, Metro police, and the parent of a student over an incident in 2007. The teacher, who is white, allegedly disciplined an African American student using some physical force and claims that the assault charges and some other complicated stuff that followed was racially and politically motivated.
• Bits & pieces. A local healthcare company is using Twitter to answer healthcare and medication questions in hopes of saving people money … The State of Tennessee has set up a Flu Information Hotline for all of your swine flu needs … It’s I-440 westbound’s turn to be closed this weekend … It’s a sad day when MDHA’s own projects start getting foreclosed.

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