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Joan and Michael Berry, Johnia Berry's parents, in their Knoxville home. A portrait of Johnnia as a little girl hangs in the background. (Photo: Patrick Murphy-Racey)

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‘A massive breakdown in the system’: Tennessee has failed to collect...

Anita Wadhwani - April 19, 2021

The exterior of Saddler Funeral Home in Lebanon, one of two funeral homes at which Reid Van Ness was storing bodies he had promised to send to other countries. (Photo: John Partipilo)

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Tennessee officials warn funeral businesses about unlicensed director

Dulce Torres Guzman - March 23, 2021

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El Estado de Tennessee investigará nuevas acusaciones contra un director de...

Dulce Torres Guzman - February 25, 2021

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State to investigate new allegations that Tennessee funeral director continues to...

Dulce Torres Guzman | Anita Wadhwani - February 25, 2021

Saddler Funeral Home in Lebanon, where Reid Van Ness stored bodies for months at a time. (Photo: John Partipilo)

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A Tennessee funeral director made promises to immigrant families; he didn’t...

Dulce Torres Guzman | Anita Wadhwani - February 11, 2021

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Director de funerarias hizo promesas a familias inmigrantes y no cumplió

Dulce Torres Guzman - February 11, 2021

Nashville Electric Service (Photo: NES Facebook)

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Nashville Electric Service temporarily relents on disconnections

Anita Wadhwani - January 6, 2021

One of many Facebook pages advertising sale of Teacup Yorkshire terriers.

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Fake COVID-19 cures, money mules and puppies: Scams on the rise

Dulce Torres Guzman - December 10, 2020

The temporary homeless shelter at the Nashville Fairgrounds Expo Center. (Photo: Colby Sledge)

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As cold weather and homelessness converge, advocates criticize lack of safe...

Anita Wadhwani - December 4, 2020

Metro Nashville Health Department and Lentz Clinic (Photo: Metro Health, Facebook)

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Nashville health director under Human Resources investigation

Nate Rau | Anita Wadhwani - November 18, 2020

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Latest News

Gov. Bill Lee has stood by an experimental health care block grant approved by the Trump Administration. (Photo: John Partipilo)

Tennessee Justice Center, families file lawsuit over TennCare block grant

April 22, 2021

Inside the Tennessee Senate chambers. (Photo: John Partipilo)

Revamped unemployment bill takes Senate step

April 22, 2021

Latest Commentary

Tennessee State Capitol. (Photo: Ray Di Pietro)

Stockard on the Stump: House Democrats keep Windle from defecting

Commentary April 23, 2021

Rev. Lawrence Richardson of the Linden Hills United Church of Christ (right), offers comfort to Rev. Jia Starr Brown of First Covenant Church (left) at George Floyd Square. Photo by Ricardo Lopez/Minnesota Reformer.

Editor’s column: With Chauvin’s conviction, the arc bent a little further,...

Commentary April 23, 2021

Briefs

Franklin group to mark Juneteenth with first-time public ceremony

Civil Rights Dulce Torres Guzman - April 23, 2021

Shelby County adds mental health training for firefighters

Healthcare Dulce Torres Guzman - April 22, 2021

Memphis minister joins national group calling for end to filibuster

Civil Rights Dulce Torres Guzman - April 15, 2021

Hispanic leaders develop resources to help businesses

Working & the Economy Dulce Torres Guzman - April 14, 2021

School shooting at Knoxville high school leaves one dead

Criminal Justice & Policing Holly McCall - April 12, 2021

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