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A fight broke out in front of the Supreme Court Saturday between pro-transgender activists and right wingers despite the cancelation of the Trans Day of Vengeance that scheduled to take place.

In light of The Covenant School shooting, Lt. Gov. Randy McNally came out Thursday with his thoughts on bolstering school safety.

Gun legislation wasn't technically on the calendar of the Tennessee General Assembly Thursday, but the topic definitely came up.

Hundreds of young people and supporters marched from Legislative Plaza to inside the Tennesee capitol wanting to end the gun violence. Many of them skipped school to take part in this rally.

The Nashville shooter is just one of many mass murderers to avoid areas with too much security.

The demonstration was set to be held outside the Supreme Court but astronomical amounts of hate from the world have led them to cancel, the Trans Radical Activist Network (TRAN) said.

Huddled around the podium with dozens of leaders, Mayor John Cooper asked those in the crowd to take their hands and touch the shoulder of the person next to them.

Along with police, fire and paramedics, a fourth team rushed up that hill to The Covenant School. That team was the department's chaplains.

Metropolitan Nashville Police Dept.(NASHVILLE. Tenn.) -- When the suspected shooter drove into the parking lot of Nashvilles Covenant School at 9:53 a.m. local time on Monday, a maintenance worker was standing outside with a leaf blower and a group of children were at a playground, some enjoying the sunny spring morning on a swing set, according to security video from the hilltop campus. The suspect, identified as 28-year-old Audrey Hale, circled the nearly empty parking lot in a four-door Hond...