Liz Schubauer

2 weeks ago | tennessean.com | Liz Schubauer

Click here for important updates to our privacy policy. As Nashville braces for more severe weather through the weekend, those with homes in a floodplain face the highest risk of dangerous flooding. Not sure if that's you? If you live in Davidson County, it's easy to check on the Nashville.gov parcel viewer. Under map layers, select "FEMA Flood Hazard Areas." Then you can enter your address.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Liz Schubauer

Middle Tennessee was subject to hours of cascading tornado warnings in the early morning hours of Thursday as storms ripped across the South and Midwest, and the severe weather threat in the Nashville area is expected to continue through the weekend. Gov. Bill Lee issued a state of emergency Wednesday ahead of the storms, and the Tennessee Department of Health reported two weather-related deaths in McNairy and Obion counties in West Tennessee.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Marcus K. Dowling |Liz Schubauer

Search queryCharley Pride tribute: Aloe Blacc and McCrary Sisters team up on 'Opry 100'Marcus K. Dowling and Liz Schubauer, Nashville TennesseanThu, March 20, 2025 at 1:26 AM UTCA celebration of 100 years of the Grand Ole Opry wouldn't be complete without a nod to trailblazer Charley Pride, the first Black superstar to top country charts. The format's Black roots have been spotlighted in recent years, including by Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" album last year.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Liz Schubauer

Not too long ago, most education discussions centered around budgets and test scores. But today it can feel like the public school system has been pulled to the center of all the nation's most contentious debates. During the pandemic, districts grappled with whether to require masks — and whether to offer in-person school at all. In the years since, those intense disputes have spiraled to encompass a widening array of topics. Debates about education are inherently emotional.

2 months ago | usatoday.com | Liz Schubauer |Bryan West

Taylor Swift headed back to the Super Bowl for a second year to cheer on her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, as his team tried to make history by winning the big game three times in a row. Alas, a three-peat was not to be. Kansas City went into the second half down 20-0 and didn't score until late in the third quarter. It ended up a decisive win for the Philadelphia Eagles at 40-22. Swift cheered from her suite with friends and family — both hers and Kelce's.