Marianna Bacallao is a host/reporter for Nashville Public Radio, WKYU 88.9 FM Public Radio, NPR, and WAMU 88.5. With a focus on local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville, Marianna covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events. Her work has also been featured in WKMS, WBUR, and WSIU Public Broadcasting.
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Marianna Bacallao's coverage primarily focuses on local government and legal policy regulation within Tennessee, particularly Nashville. She reports extensively on topics such as legislation, mental health, LGBTQ rights, gun reform, criminal justice reform, and Tennessee politics.
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By: Marianna Bacallao
FacebookThreadsX Tennessee’s Sixth Congressional District has reelected Republican John Rose for another two years.
By: Marianna Bacallao
FacebookThreadsX Republican incumbent Andy Ogles has secured a second term in Congress after facing a challenge from a Nashville activist.
By: Marianna Bacallao
FacebookThreadsX Republican Mark Green is headed to Congress for another term, after initially announcing his retirement earlier this year. The Clarksville veteran reversed that decision at the urging of fellow Republicans, and has now held onto his seat despite a challenge from former Nashville mayor Megan Barry.
By: Marianna Bacallao
A Nashville judge has maintained that disenfranchised Tennesseans can restore their voting rights, counter to a state election rule.
By: Marianna Bacallao, Char Daston
A voting poll at the South Inglewood Community Center during the Nov. 5 election.
By: Marianna Bacallao
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care is constitutional. Some families of transgender kids have left the state.
By: Marianna Bacallao, Paige Pfleger
Dr. Mary Jane Brown speaks to a crowd of doctors, politicians and protesters in front of Nashville's courthouse on Aug. 25, 2022, the day Tennessee’s full abortion ban took effect.
By: Marianna Bacallao
Dr. Mary Jane Brown speaks to a crowd of doctors, politicians and protesters in front of Nashville's courthouse on Aug. 25, 2022, the day Tennessee’s full abortion ban took effect.
Heather Mae (left) and Cyrs Matthews (right) host a Christmas brunch on Sunday, December 15.
By: Marianna Bacallao
For the first time in its history, the official Cookeville Christmas Parade approved an LGBTQ float in its lineup. The decision came after months of controversy with this year's parade.
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