Bright & Early: Letter Of The Law Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The Tennessee Supreme Court plans to roll out a new program called Justice For All Tennessee, which aims to make
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Bright & Early: The Numbers Game Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Since the flooding happened almost six weeks ago, FEMA has shelled out more than $200 million in federal disaster assistance
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Bright & Early: Friends In Need Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Today in CMA news (which is the only kind of news there is), Mayor Dean hopped on the stage at
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Bright & Early: The Best Policy Edition
Good morning, Nashville. State officials are starting to uncover cases of fraud related to flood assistance where people were collecting emergency food stamps
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Happy Hour: Crank It To Eleven
FEMA has approved more than $118 million in aid for flood victims so far, and the Small Business Administration has doled out nearly
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Bright & Early: Unlikely Help Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Most of us have heard the story about group of inmate volunteers who saved the Omohundro water treatment facility from flooding
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Happy Hour: Going With The Flow
If all of the flood-related arrests can fit into one news article, then we’d say Nashville did pretty well. All in all, there
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Happy Hour: Decisions, Decisions
In response to all the fingerpointing that started up last week, the Army Corps of Engineers is defending their decision to release water
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Bright & Early: Perfect Circle, Every Time Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Only two weeks after the flood, FEMA has doled out nearly $100 million in aid–about 90% of which has gone
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Happy Hour: It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere
Tennessee Speaker of the House Kent Williams collapsed today, reportedly from low blood sugar. An AP reporter took a Very Controversial Photo of
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