Miriam Kramer is a news editor at WPLN. With a decade of experience reporting on the space beat, she has a strong focus on topics such as climate change, the environment, and significant events in the aerospace sector, including coverage of NASA and SpaceX. Her work has been featured in Yahoo News, Axios, and Nashville Public Radio, among other outlets.
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By: Mack Linebaugh, Miriam Kramer, Rachel Iacovone
FacebookThreadsX Who is actually showing up for Tennessee elections? The state lags behind the rest of the nation for participation at the ballot box.
The Perseid meteor shower might have already peaked this week, but there is still plenty of time to catch a glimpse.
By: Miriam Kramer, Terry Spencer, Jonathan Mattise
Floodwaters from Hurricane Helene quickly surrounded a small Tennessee hospital. Workers first tried to get patients out but then the road washed away.
By: Miriam Kramer, Andrew Freedman
Tommy Maletta October 25, 2024 SRI/ESG News, Greentech, Latest Headlines
By: Carly Butler
FacebookThreadsX A new, affordable South By Southwest-style music event called 615 Indie Live is coming to Nashville. In February, 40 local bands are going to play across 13 independent venues all over the city.
How will tweaks to traffic signals improve Nashville’s transit system?
What were our favorite NashVillager essays of 2024?
By: Tony Gonzalez
The train bridge in Shelby Bottoms Park has carried freight across the Cumberland River since 1913.
By: Miriam Kramer
An interactive map from Metro Nashville shows what streets get priority for snow removal. Explore it now.
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