Across the board, on average, women are payed less than men upon graduation from the nine public, four-year universities in Tennessee.
Continue reading “Gender and University Choice: Does it Affect Your Salary?”

Minorities in Metro Nashville make significantly less and are less likely to hold higher-ranking jobs in the area, according to a recent analysis of data earnings.
Continue reading “The Race Pay-Gap in Metro Nashville Salaries”

Nashville is the top contributor so far in Representative Marsha Blackburn’s U.S. Senate campaign.
Continue reading “What Cities Have Contributed the Most to Rep. Marsha Blackburn’s 2018 Campaign?”

Eleven Knox County bridges have deteriorated to the point of structural deficiency, or about 2 percent of the county’s 571 spans, the latest federal data show.
Continue reading “Steel Holding On: Eleven Bridges in Knox County Not Up to Par”

Thousands of babies are born in Tennessee each year, and the data released by the U.S. Census Bureau comparing the number of unmarried women who give birth from year to year reveals that the numbers aren’t so streamlined from county to county.
Continue reading “Data Shows Number of Unwed Mothers in Knoxville Area is Split Between Increasing and Decreasing”

The pins in blue represent an incident in January, ones in red indicate incidents in February, and ones in green show incidents in March. Continue reading “So Far This Semester: Hit and Runs on Campus”

A visual map of the structurally deficient bridges in Rutherford County.
Continue reading “Bad Bridges”

The Nashville Metropolitan Area ranks best in employment among Tennessee’s 10 metro areas, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics . Continue reading “Nashville Unemployment Rate Among Best in State”