Tennessee's governor is looking to spend $22 million to put up news buildings at the school for the deaf. WBIR-TV has a video report below or you can read the story here.
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Scott Carpenter oversees the detail department at the BMW dealership in Chattanooga. In a new commercial for the carmaker, he uses sign language promote getting the cars serviced by a BMW-certified technician. Watch the video on DeafNewsToday.com.
A Nashville hospital will pay $19,000 to a deaf man after failing to provide him with an interpreter during his time as a patient at the facility. Michael Gournaris spent four days at Baptist Hospital in 2010 after he suffered stroke-like symptoms. During his stay, the hospital only provided him with an interpreter for five-and-a-half hours. Hospital workers tried to communicate with him through written notes. Even though Baptist maintains it was working within the law and its own policies, it has agreed to better provide interpreters to patients like Gournaris, not to charge patients for those interpreters, to post signs explaining how to get an interpreter, and to train staff members on its new interpreting policies.
A teen ran home to her deaf mother when a stranger tried to pull her into a van Tuesday in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. WTVF-TV has a video report or read the story here.
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The infant child of a deaf woman drowned in Knoxville Tuesday. Jennifer Tomko left Javin Collins alone in bathtub and found the ten-month-old drowned when she returned. Her neighbors called 911 and attempted CPR, but her baby was pronounced dead at East Tennessee Children's Hospital.
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