Paige Pfleger is a Criminal Justice Reporter at Nashville Public Radio. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, juvenile justice, and government and politics, with a focus on social issues and legal affairs in Tennessee and Nashville. Pfleger's work has been featured in notable outlets such as ProPublica, NPR, and MLK50: Justice Through Journalism.
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Paige Pfleger's coverage is heavily focused on local government, legal policy regulation, and breaking news in Tennessee. She has a strong focus on issues related to juvenile detention centers, crime, and gun control within the state.
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A protester at the People's March holds a sign that says "Keep your laws off my body."
The moms meet with State Rep. Gloria Johnson, D-Knoxville, in her office at the capitol.
By: Paige Pfleger
A woman tells Judge Scarlett Ellis about her reasons for seeking a protection order during a domestic violence court case.
By: Paige Pfleger, Aliyya Swaby
Tennessee authorities were alerted to Solomon Henderson's threatening and violent behavior long before he brought a gun to Antioch High School. It's unclear how many red flags were heeded.
By: Aliyya Swaby, Paige Pfleger
Tennessee authorities were alerted to Solomon Henderson’s threatening and violent behavior long before he brought a gun to Antioch High School. It’s unclear how many red flags were heeded.
By: Cynthia Abrams, Tony Gonzalez, Paige Pfleger
Antioch High School has piloted Evolv weapon detection scanners and the district will now propose their expanded use in high schools.
Long before 17-year-old Solomon Henderson walked into his school cafeteria with a gun, authorities in Tennessee were alerted to his threatening and violent behavior.In 2020, when he was 13, his mom called the police, saying he punched her in the face and tried to hit her with a chair after she asked...
By: Paige Pfleger
The GOP-sponsored bill would provide more transparency when a court orders someone to give up their firearms. The move follows WPLN and ProPublica reporting that found the state's lax gun laws allow weapons to remain in the hands of domestic abusers.
By: Paige Pfleger
The Metro Nashville Police Department has added a sexual misconduct policy to its manual and explicitly made sexual harassment and misconduct a "zero tolerance" offense.
By: Paige Pfleger
Deaf, incarcerated people in TDOC custody will have access to videophones, sign language interpreters and other options behind bars.
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