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Judge orders Tennessee to turn off inmate’s heart-regulating implanted device at execution

55% Center coverage: 29 sources

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Noem: Illegal immigrants 'go home'; state rep. ejected from Nashville airport event

42% Right coverage: 12 sources

U.S. Secretary Kristi Noem encouraged self-deportation at a Nashville airport event, two months after ICE activity swept through the city.Kristi Noem · Nashville See the Story

Former Kentucky State Legislator Launches Congressional Bid, Echoes Trump

46% Center coverage: 13 sources

The Democratic field also grew, with Zach Dembo, former federal prosecutor and ex policy adviser for Gov. Andy Beshear, entering the campaign.Donald Trump · Lexington See the Story

Federal utility backs off Tennessee gas plant site after John Rich says he enlisted Trump’s help

41% Center coverage: 17 sources

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Dayton Hosting Weekend Events for Centennial Celebration of "The Scopes Trial"

Coverage: 2 sources

Discover the historical events surrounding the Scopes Trial at the Rhea County Courthouse in Dayton, including plays, museum exhibits, and walking tours. Join the commemorative weekend tribute to this pivotal moment in history.ACLU · Dayton See the Story

Protesters Rally Nationwide to Honor John Lewis, Oppose Trump Policies

53% Center coverage: 66 sources

Protesters rallied on the fifth anniversary of John Lewis' death to honor his legacy and denounce the Trump administration's rollback of civil and human rights.John Lewis · United States See the Story

Nashville’s Main Library targets end-of-month reopening — but it's 'fluid'

Nashville’s Main Library is scheduled to re-open at the end of the month. It’s been closed since mid-June, after the parking garage that serves the library caught fire, destroying two floors of parking and burning multiple cars. The cause of the fire is yet to be determined. The blaze wasn’t in the library (it was contained to the garage, which is operated by the Nashville Downtown Partnership), but parts of the downtown library were damaged. Mo…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

Senate Confirms Trump's First Judicial Nominee of His Second Term

66% Center coverage: 103 sources

The Senate has confirmed President Donald Trump’s first judicial pick of his second term, voting to approve Whitney Hermandorfer as a judge for the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.Trump Administration · United States See the Story

Metro asks TN Supreme Court to rule on council size as city leaders reflect on long history of the 40-member body

It’s been two years since state legislators passed a law that would slash the size of Nashville’s 40-member Metro Council. In response, Metro sued. After the city saw some victories in the lower courts, the latest ruling sided with the state — and a smaller council. Now, Metro is requesting to take the case to the Tennessee Supreme Court, citing constitutional violations. Civil Rights era history The council has consisted of 40 members since Met…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

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