CARES Act Archives – Tennessee Lookout

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‘14,000 attempts.’ Balky technology, expiring benefits worry workers, state leaders.

Marty Schladen - August 1, 2020

COVID-19

Childhood experts work to minimize trauma to Tennessee kids

Dulce Torres Guzman - July 7, 2020

Education

How Metro Schools will spend $26M in CARES Act funding

Nate Rau - July 7, 2020

COVID-19

Funds for summer food program not reaching Tennessee families

Dulce Torres Guzman - June 9, 2020

COVID-19

Tennessee’s contact tracing efforts under fire from right and left, but...

Nate Rau - June 2, 2020

COVID-19

Opioids and COVID: Caught between two epidemics

Anita Wadhwani - May 26, 2020

COVID-19

Gov. Lee: TN should focus CARES funds on unemployment insurance, helping...

Nate Rau - May 13, 2020

Living conditions at Tennessee drive-through safari raise red flags

Investigates August 3, 2020

Renato Soto. (Photo: John Partipilo for the Tennessee Lookout)

Living Treasures: The Craftsman and the Change Agent

Uncategorized August 3, 2020

Commentary: Vocabulary words work as political drugs

Commentary August 3, 2020

BRISTOL, TENNESSEE - JULY 15: Tennessee Governor Bill Lee gives the command to start engines prior to the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on July 15, 2020 in Bristol, Tennessee. (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)

Hamilton County to invest in high-speed internet for 28,000 public school students

COVID-19 Anita Wadhwani - July 29, 2020

Hargett to U.S. Senate: Georgia cat’s application to vote proof of voter fraud

Civil Rights Holly McCall - July 23, 2020

Nashville-based HCA reports $1 billion in profits in second quarter of this year

COVID-19 Anita Wadhwani - July 22, 2020

Nashville lawsuits target unsolicited robocalls in recall effort

Politics Nate Rau - July 20, 2020

Poll: Majority of Tennesseans more likely to vote for candidate supporting background checks

Politics Holly McCall - July 20, 2020

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In the new @Jpartipilo series, Living Treasures, Partipilo offers portraits of the Tennesseans who make our culture rich through art, politics and civic engagement. First up: @RenataSotoTN and @ManuelCouture. https://t.co/ZU0XwChgEz

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You know those TV commercials for pharmaceuticals with the made up names? Knoxville columnist Mark Harmon says there are plenty of real words that sound like pharmaceuticals and describe politicians' behavior. https://t.co/Lq2KCiHVU1

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Tennessee Tiger King?! Not exactly - but the Tennessee Animal Safari in West Tennessee has wounded animals on display, empty water troughs and broken fences. @AbbyLeeHood and @mort713 road tripped to check it out.https://t.co/ZaA3Y6LeM6

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‘14,000 attempts.’ Balky technology, expiring benefits worry workers, state leaders.

Childhood experts work to minimize trauma to Tennessee kids

How Metro Schools will spend $26M in CARES Act funding

Funds for summer food program not reaching Tennessee families

Tennessee’s contact tracing efforts under fire from right and left, but...

Opioids and COVID: Caught between two epidemics

Gov. Lee: TN should focus CARES funds on unemployment insurance, helping...

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Living conditions at Tennessee drive-through safari raise red flags

Living Treasures: The Craftsman and the Change Agent

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Commentary: Vocabulary words work as political drugs

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Hamilton County to invest in high-speed internet for 28,000 public school students

Hargett to U.S. Senate: Georgia cat’s application to vote proof of voter fraud

Nashville-based HCA reports $1 billion in profits in second quarter of this year

Nashville lawsuits target unsolicited robocalls in recall effort

Poll: Majority of Tennesseans more likely to vote for candidate supporting background checks