Diana Leyva
Reporter at The Tennessean
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tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
Kelsea Ballerini fell off a moving platform during her Toronto concert on April 13, 2025, yet quickly recovered. The incident occured during a cover of Garth Brook's "Friends in Low Places," a tribute to her crew. Ballerini will be headlining Nashville's CMA Fest in June. Kelsea Ballerini took a tumble during the final show of her North American tour on April 13 at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario.
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tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
A false video online claims President Donald Trump raised the minimum wage to $25. There have been no moves by the Trump administration to raise the minimum wage. Trump recently revoked a Biden-era ruling that mandated a $17.75 minimum wage for federal contractors. Tennessee has no state minimum wage law and defaults to the federal $7.25 rate.
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tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
Tennessee is among the top 25 most expensive state for luxury homebuyers, with a luxury threshold of $1,499,997 as of January 2025. A minimum annual income of $315,806 and a monthly payment of $7,895 is required to afford a luxury home in Tennessee. Luxury home prices vary significantly across the U.S., with New York's monthly payments exceeding $28,000 and West Virginia's being under $4,000. In the market for a luxury home in Tennessee? It'll cost you.
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tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
A Nashville real estate firm is offering free eggs with the purchase of a Germantown home. The marketing tactic comes as egg prices remain high due to avian flu and inflation. Nashville home prices aren't the only thing leaving potential home buyers shell-shocked. Rising egg prices have also left residents scrambled. However, one Nashville real estate firm seems to have cracked a new way to appeal to homebuyers.
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tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
The Trump's administration's proposed cuts to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) could result in significant economic losses for Tennessee, data states. As previously reported by the Tennessean, the Volunteer State received over $700 million in institute funding in 2023. Tennessee leaders in healthcare and research have expressed concerns regarding the potential impact of cuts on vital research and economic activity.
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My latest story offers some insights into the immigrant kid experience and how those experiences allowed a group of Tennesseans to form a local advocacy group, as the country and state grapples with the issues surrounding immigration. https://t.co/ApOSq6cNDr
RT @SketchesbyBoze: just stumbled on a real jaw-dropper of a line in an essay -- “The corollary of being interested in a great range of thi…
Following last week’s deadly shooting at Antioch High School and a proposed “immigration enforcement division” from state lawmakers, Nashville’s immigrant community is faced with uncertainty, causing many of them to avoid speaking out. https://t.co/LDZRRHHzzC @liamsadams