‘By Hook or by Crook’ Tells Gender Outlaws to Be Who We Are
A newly restored version of the 2001 film will screen July 15 at the Belcourt
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Dickson community supports 10-year-old with rare genetic disorder
Liam is one of fewer than 300 people in the United States and 500 people in the world, diagnosed with Kleefstra syndrome.
Severe storms and flood threat continue in Middle TN
Middle Tennessee is in a Weather Alert starting Thursday and lasting through the weekend.
Iran launches missiles at Gulf states after new US strikes
The United States launched new airstrikes against Iran early Thursday, and Tehran responded by targeting Gulf countries in an exchange of fire that threatened an interim deal intended to help end the war in the Middle East. Back-and-forth attacks, including a day earlier, have repeatedly threaten...
Death investigation after Spring Hill woman found dead in Ohio
Amber Graham, 37, was reported missing from Spring Hill along with her 8-year-old daughter on Thursday, July 2.
‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ singer Bonnie Tyler dies in Portugal at 75
Bonnie Tyler, the gravelly voiced, Grammy-nominated Welsh pop star best known for singing the chart-topping power ballad Total Eclipse of the Heart in 1983 and seeing new generations succumb to its bombastic charms during solar and lunar eclipses, has died. She was 75.Tyler died unexpectedly in a...
'A special place to be': Fussell's in Dickson celebrates 90 years in business
On North Main Street in Dickson, it may look like a men's clothing store, but you're stepping into nearly 90 years of local history.
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‘By Hook or by Crook’ Tells Gender Outlaws to Be Who We Are
A newly restored version of the 2001 film will screen July 15 at the Belcourt
Revisiting Prince’s Daffy, Delightful ‘Under the Cherry Moon’
The film will screen twice at the Belcourt for its 40th anniversary
Uphill Battle: Governor’s Race Enters Critical Campaign Period
Trump-loving John Rose and liberal Jerri Green share one thing: wanting to beat Marsha Blackburn
Henslee Park offers one-of-a-kind green space, water attraction in the heart of Dickson
For those looking to get out of the hustle and bustle of Nashville, Dickson offers plenty of space and scenery.
Cash App agrees to changes after Tennessee joins settlement alleging customers were misled
The settlement stems from a complaint filed in Davidson County accusing Block of unfair and deceptive business practices. Among the allegations, the state claimed the company created the impression that Cash App offered protections similar to those of a traditional bank, even though Cash App is n...
Lebanon leaders debate ending financial support of expo center
Even though multiple Lebanon residents spoke in favor of the city funding the expo center, some Lebanon leaders aren't convinced it's necessary.
East Nashville neighbors launch mural project to replace white nationalist graffiti on historic silo
Neighbors in East Nashville are working to transform a symbol of hate into a community mural after graffiti tied to the white nationalist group Patriot Front appeared on a historic silo about a month ago.The silo, located on Crutcher Street at a local mulch company, was vandalized with the words ...
Nearly 2 inches of rain causes flash flooding in Columbia
Nearly 2 inches of rain fell in about an hour on July 8, causing flash flooding in parts of Columbia.
11 charged in meth trafficking ring allegedly run from inside Tennessee prison
Eleven people have been charged in a federal methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy.
A new law is cracking down on car burglaries
A new law is cracking down on car burglaries.If you break into a vehicle, you're now looking at a more serious felony and potentially more jail time.It's welcome news for Sarah Jordan and her 9-year-old, who recently moved to Nashville and woke up Tuesday to a smashed window and an empty car."Now...
Memphis doctor sentenced to 20 years for reusing medical devices on thousands of women
A Memphis doctor has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after prosecutors say he reused single-use medical devices on thousands of women.
“It should be made public”: Charlie Kirk’s family pushes for transparency during evidence hearing
Attorneys spent much of the third day of the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk arguing about which evidence the public should be able to see. In the midst of hours of debate between the prosecution and the defense, the court heard from a representative for the victim...
Data center expert weighs in after public backlash over project near Nashville Zoo
After more than 250 people signed up to speak during Tuesday night’s Metro Council public hearing on proposed data center regulations..
Graham Platner suspends campaign for Maine Senate seat after rape allegation
Democrat Graham Platner announced he is suspending his campaign for Maine's U.S. Senate seat following a rape allegation.In a video message posted Wednesday, Platner said he would suspend campaign operations."We believe that for the movement to continue, it can't be me. And for that reason, we ar...
FDA approves gene therapy for children with sickle cell disease ages 2+
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved gene therapy to treat sickle cell disease among children ages 2 and older, which a Nashville doctor described as a medical milestone.
Gallatin police searching for theft suspects accused of targeting seniors
Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Gallatin Police Department, are on the lookout for a group of thieves allegedly targeting elderly shoppers.
Proposed development causes congestion concerns in The Nations
The legislation would allow the current property on California Avenue to be torn down and replaced with new construction. The site is slated for a 300-unit mixed-use residential development, including 6,000 square feet of commercial space.
Nashville Zoo, mayor push back on data center proposal despite revisions
The debate continues after hundreds of people voiced their opinions on data center development during Tuesday night's Metro Council meeting, where members advanced legislation to regulate future data centers and temporarily pause approval of new projects.
Mass casualty incident declared after bus crashes into Maryland building, injuring 28 people
The Baltimore County Fire Department is responding to a mass casualty incident in Pikesville, Maryland.Fire officials report that a bus crashed into a building in the 1500 block of Reisterstown Road.33 people were injured in the collision, with two people in critical condition.At least one critic...
Potential sale of Williamson Health hospital could have multigenerational impact on county
Williamson County commissioners are weighing a nearly $1 billion deal to sell Williamson Health to Ascension St. Thomas and what happens to that money could reshape the county for generations.The hospital board has recommended the sale, but county commissioners must still approve it, requiring a...
'This isn't a home:' Nashville renters walk past pests and trash mountains just to reach their door
Renters at a South Nashville apartment complex say a mounting trash problem has gone unaddressed for weeks, with overflowing garbage piling up outside their homes in conditions they say violate local and state rules.Tenants at Maple Creek Apartments say four dumpsters recently disappeared from th...
Metro Council member points to Board of Zoning appeals to stop data center near zoo
One Metro Council member says the next major battle to stop the proposed data center next to the zoo will happen next month at the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Murfreesboro considers putting limits on new racquet sport facilities over noise concerns
After receiving multiple noise complaints from neighbors around the city regarding a variety of racquet sports, not just pickleball, Murfreesboro leaders are now considering an ordinance to restrict how close new racquet facilities can be built to residential neighborhoods.
Stockstill going into Conference USA Hall of Fame
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Former Middle Tennessee quarterback Brent Stockstill was named to the Conference USA Hall of Fame Class of 2026, the league office announced on Wednesday.Stockstill becomes the fourth Blue Raider to be inducted into the CUSA Hall of Fame, which inducted its first class i...
Sumner County school budget stalls as district operates under last year’s limits
The Sumner County School Board approved a proposed budget for the upcoming school year at almost $424 million, but the county commission has not approved it leaving the district operating under last year's spending limits.Matthew Shoaf, chair of the budget committee and a Sumner County Commissio...
East Nashville boy’s face grazed by debris from bullet that came through apartment wall
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A 7-year-old boy was grazed in the head Tuesday night after a bullet fired in a neighboring apartment traveled through a connecting wall, according to police.The boy’s mother, Keyshelle Miller, said she and her children were winding down for the night when they heard the...
French flair comes to Nashville as Wedgewood Houston debuts Bastille Day block party
Grab a crepe, sip a glass of wine and stroll through one of Nashville's fastest-growing neighborhoods.
Rutherford County home prices dropping compared to last year
After years of rapid growth and soaring home prices, experts say Rutherford County's housing market is beginning to change. In fact, buyers may have more leverage than they've had in years.
Cash App settlement: Block agrees to pay up to $165M in fraud claims
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Several states, including Tennessee, have reached a multi-million dollar settlement with Block, the owner of the payment app Cash App.A lawsuit filed against Block alleged that the company misled Cash App users by telling them their money was safe while failing to protec...
Thomas Rhett inducted into Music City Walk of Fame
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Country star Thomas Rhett was inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame on Wednesday. He marks the 113th addition to the Walk of Fame, which is located near the Bridgestone Arena. His wife and their five kids joined him in the celebration. “Don’t miss your life while you...
Justin Bieber and more join World Cup final halftime show featuring Madonna, Shakira and BTS
NEW YORK (AP) — Justin Bieber will bring his swag to the World Cup’s star-studded, Super Bowl-style halftime show, joining fellow headliners Madonna, Shakira and BTS, FIFA announced Wednesday.Afrobeats star Burna Boy, Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel and the PS22 Chorus — a choir of elementar...
EU lawmakers call for investigation of FIFA boss over Trump contact before US-Belgium match
BRUSSELS (AP) — Dozens of European lawmakers are gathering support to launch an investigation in the European Parliament of FIFA boss Gianni Infantino over his involvement in the decision to permit U.S. striker Folarin Balogun to play despite an earlier red card.Balogun was shown a red card durin...
Lane closures are underway on Clarksville's Wilma Rudolph Blvd. But the work could eventually improve traffic
Outer lanes on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard in Clarksville will close for the next four weeks for road and utility work near Walmart.The short-term disruption is part of a larger effort by the city's street department to build Spring Creek Parkway, a new road that will eventually connect Wilma Rudolph...