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Mother gives emotional testimony in former Nashville paramedic’s double-murder trial
Konen, 36, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his wife, 30-year-old Rachel Konen, and his father-in-law, 62-year-old David Rodgers....
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'Carry on her kindness': Tenn. honors Dolly Parton's legacy with Dolly Day
Nashville is celebrating Dolly Day on September 25, honoring the music, generosity and legacy of Dolly Parton with a citywide celebration just one month after her passing. Mayor Freddie O'Connell officially proclaimed Sept. 25 as Dolly Day a nod to Parton's iconic hit song and mo...
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Nashville songwriter uses AI singer to share his music
In Nashville, the dream is simple: write a great song and get someone to sing it. But for songwriter Chris Gray, finding the right voice to bring his music to life has not always been easy. So he turned to an unconventional solution artificial intelligence. Gray created an AI sin...
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Quik Mart location uses blessing board to feed hungry in Manchester
Coming off of I-24 into Manchester, there's the Quik Mart that's run by Katie Haney. "Hello, how are you?" she called, another familiar customer walking in the door. "We have krinkle fries, tots, all the little sides, fried mushrooms." Let's not leave out fried okra. "A lot of cu...
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Mt. Juliet police warn teens as pranks escalate into vandalism, reckless driving
What This Story Is About Mt. Juliet police are warning students and parents after a series of “Junior/Senior Prank War” incidents prompted 13 police responses or actions. Why It Matters The department said there are three active criminal investigations where targeted victims plan...
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Metro Parks testing for 'presence of toxic algae' at Lake Watauga in Centennial Park
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation notified Metro Parks on Thursday that a cyanobacterial bloom had been observed in the lake, according to Metro Parks officials....
parks
Toxic algae bloom suspected in Nashville’s Centennial Park lake
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The lake at Nashville’s Centennial Park may be filled with toxic algae. The state’s Department of Environment and Conservation notified Metro Parks of the potential bloom on Thursday, saying the cyanobacteria was observed in Watauga Lake. According to TD...
business
Where to celebrate Nashville's inaugural Dolly Day in Music City
All across Nashville and Middle Tennessee, businesses and communities are paying homage to the iconic singer, songwriter and philanthropist on Dolly Day....