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3-year-old killed, 2-year-old and 2 adults injured in North Nashville shooting Metro Police are investigating a shooting in North Nashville that killed a 3-year-old and injured 3 others. By: Rebekah Hammonds , Aaron Cantrell , Kelsey Gibbs Posted at 8:59 PM, Apr 12, 2021 and last updated 2021-04-13 04:23:50-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â A shooting in North Nashville Monday evening killed a 3-year-old girl and injured three others: a 2-year-old and two adults. It happened around 6:40 p.m. Monday in a parking lot near the Cumberland View Apartments at 25th Avenue North and Dowlan Street. That location is about one block away from Metro Nashville Police Department s North Precinct. ....
Indians Hopeful Shaw Can Regain The Form That Saw Him Be the Workhorse in the Team s Pen Author: Feb 24, 2021 The Indians bullpen has been in flux for the last few seasons, and the 2021 season will be no exception as the club will have yet another new closer in James Karinchak, who fans have been waiting to see in the closer role. While Karinchak has been the focus of the pen so far, there s another player who could get plenty of attention for the Indians in 2021, a player who is making a comeback after leaving the Indians three years ago. That player is Bryan Shaw, who for a long time was a whipping boy by Indians fans who for whatever reason never appreciated all the things that Shaw brought to the team. ....
Documenting NHS workers on the frontline of the pandemic As the UK enters the third act of the coronavirus crisis, photographer Slater King reflects on what it was like to be at the forefront of the pandemic last year, when he began shooting portraits of NHS staff at London’s Whittington Hospital 14/01/2021 8:54 am From daily death tolls to data visualisations, statistics have been at the heart of our evolving understanding of coronavirus over the past year. One of the most shocking figures to emerge recently is that NHS staff suffered more casualties in the first six months of the pandemic than the British armed forces did during 12 years of war in Afghanistan, and six years of war in Iraq, combined. ....