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Nashville
7:35 PM Aug 3, 2020 CDT
Gov. Bill Lee calls for special session of the Tennessee Legislature to act on coronavirus liability, protest legislation
Teachers and community members participated in a mock funeral procession near the Governor's Residence July 27 to call for safe reopening policies statewide amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
12:37 PM Jul 27, 2020 CDT
‘Dead students can't learn, dead teachers can't teach’: local, state educators call for safe reopening policies statewide at July 27 protest
The Tennessee State Capitol Commission voted July 9 to remove the Nathan Bedford Forrest bust from the state capitol. (Screenshot via www.tn.gov)
Nashville
2:36 PM Jul 9, 2020 CDT
Commission votes to remove Nathan Bedford Forrest bust from Tennessee Capitol, but it will not be moved just yet
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Nashville
4:25 PM Jul 1, 2020 CDT
Tennessee State Capitol Commission to vote on removal of Nathan Bedford Forrest bust July 9
Today's coronavirus update for Tennessee. (Community Impact Staff)
Nashville
2:15 PM Jun 29, 2020 CDT
Tennessee coronavirus cases rise by over 2,000 in 48 hours
Nashville
11:23 AM Jun 22, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus effects on Nashville's health care industry continue; demands for telemedicine increase sharply
Thousands made their way through downtown Nashville in protest of police brutality and racism on June 13.
Nashville
10:32 AM Jun 15, 2020 CDT
PHOTOS: Thousands march through downtown Nashville June 13 in ongoing protests against police brutality
The number of new cases reported statewide rose by less than 2%. (Community Impact staff)
Nashville
3:23 PM May 26, 2020 CDT
Coronavirus cases in Tennessee rise by 358 in 24 hours; more than 400,000 tests have been conducted statewide
Volunteers will distribute free masks to residents in a drive-thru setting May 15-16. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
11:16 AM May 15, 2020 CDT
Metro Nashville to distribute more masks to residents May 15-16
Metro Nashville is requiring all businesses that are open to the public to post signs asking for people to wear face masks. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
10:38 AM May 6, 2020 CDT
Where to get a free face mask in Metro Nashville
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Nashville
3:47 PM May 1, 2020 CDT
Large spike in coronavirus cases traced to prison in Trousdale County
Safety measures will be put in place to minimize the spread of coronavirus as hospitals work to offer more services. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
11:22 AM May 1, 2020 CDT
Ascension Saint Thomas works toward resuming elective health care procedures in Tennessee
Mayor John Cooper has extended the city's safer-at-home order through May 8. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
9:38 AM Apr 30, 2020 CDT
Nashville Mayor John Cooper extends 'safer-at-home' order through May 8, all nonessential businesses to remain closed
The original order called for salons to remain closed for another month. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
12:13 PM Apr 29, 2020 CDT
Gov. Bill Lee amends executive order, will allow salons and barbershops to reopen May 6
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Nashville
8:20 PM Apr 28, 2020 CDT
Governor issues order allowing for majority of Tennessee businesses to reopen this week
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Nashville
3:14 PM Apr 28, 2020 CDT
Tennessee gyms allowed to reopen at 50% capacity beginning May 1
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Approximately 1 million Tennessee residents have been fully vaccinated, according to the Tennessee Department of Health. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Nashville
7:00 AM
1/3 Williamson County residents have first dose; Franklin to host storm cleanup and more top area news
Gov. Bill Lee announced April 6 he is in opposition to mandated "vaccine passports." (Screenshot via Facebook)
Nashville
2:26 PM
Gov. Bill Lee announces support for legislation banning 'vaccine passports'
All residents age 16 and older can now receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Williamson County. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 AM
Vaccine ready for 16 and older in Williamson County; fair to be held in Aug. and more top Nashville-area news
All residents age 16 and older can now receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Williamson County. (Liesbeth Powers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
6:09 PM
Williamson County makes COVID-19 vaccine available to all adults age 16 and older
Gov. Bill Lee announced March 22 the state will open up vaccine registration to all residents age 16 and older beginning April 5. (Screenshot via Facebook)
Nashville
11:32 AM
Gov. Bill Lee: COVID-19 vaccine to open to all Tennesseans age 16 and older by April 5
The Tennessee Department of Health has administered more than 1 million vaccines to date. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nashville
7:00 AM
Tenn. to move to Phase 1B of vaccinations; Franklin seeks new City Hall and more popular Nashville-area news
Columbia State Community College-Williamson has announced plans to add a fourth building to its campus in Franklin, pending state budget approval. (Courtesy Columbia State Community College)
Nashville
9:20 AM
Columbia State campus in Franklin announces plans for 4th building
Walmart and Sam's Club pharmacies across Tennessee will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines through the U.S. Federal Retail Pharmacy Program on Feb. 12, officials with Walmart announced in a news release Feb. 9. (Courtesy Walmart)
Nashville
1:00 PM
Tennessee joins Walmart, Sam's Club to distribute vaccine
State Sen. Paul Bettencourt, R-Houston, speaks at a Feb. 1 press conference to introduce "Caitlynne's Bill," aimed at restricting which felony defendants can receive personal recognizance bonds. (Screenshot courtesy Facebook)
Houston
9:43 AM
Houston senator files bill to restrict use of personal bonds for some felony defendants
Nashville
1:02 PM
Williamson County Schools, state address effects of COVID-19 on learning loss