Cassandra Stephenson is a Nashville city government reporter for the Tennessean. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Cassandra covers local news and events in Tennessee, particularly in Nashville. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily News Journal, USA TODAY, and The Commercial Appeal.
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Cassandra Stephenson's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Nashville, Tennessee. She also covers legal policy regulation, evolving stories related to eviction issues, disaster response after tornadoes, as well as various local topics such as arts funding controversy and lost restaurants.
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By: Cassandra Stephenson
More than $8 billion flagged for home energy rebates in the Inflation Reduction Act is beginning to trickle out of federal coffers, but Tennessee residents will likely have to wait until the spring of 2025 to start applying for their chunk of change. Each state must shape its own plan to dole out the funding, […]
By: Cassandra Stephenson
Arkansas rice farmer Hallie Shoffner runs the nonprofit Delta Harvest Food Hub, which works with farmers to pilot the scalability of growing specialty crops in the Delta region, starting with specialty rice. (Image by Phillip Powell, Arkansas Times)
By: Cassandra Stephenson, Phillip Powell
As climate change’s threat to agriculture mounts, could the Mississippi River Delta increase its specialty crop production and become the ‘next California’?
By: Cassandra Stephenson
The roughly 5,500-acre property features wetland forest used for research by the University of Tennessee and a watershed that drains to the Mississippi River
By: Cassandra Stephenson
Union leaders call the communications giant's statement ‘misleading,' say until now, AT&T failed to put a complete, formal offer on the table
By: Illan Ireland, Cassandra Stephenson, Phillip Powell
The World Wildlife Fund is exploring what it would take for farms in Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas to become a new mecca for commercial-scale American produce.
By: Cassandra Stephenson
The Southern Environmental Law Center warns against increasing water utility withdrawal caps as drought drains the Duck River.
By: Cassandra Stephenson
A new Ford Motor Company electric vehicle and battery manufacturing plant is expected to supercharge development in West Tennessee.
By: Cassandra Stephenson
Spears of sunlight pierced through the trees to illuminate dust clouds on the winding dirt road to Doug Jones' riverside property in Centerville, Tennessee.
By: Cassandra Stephenson
West Tennessee Healthcare President and CEO James "JR" Ross in front of entrance to Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. (Photo: West Tennessee Healthcare)
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