Clarksville man sentenced to life in prison for 2023 murder
A Clarksville man convicted of murdering his nephew was sentenced to life in prison Thursday, according to District Attorney General Robert Nash.
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AI-generated robocalls? Why you could be seeing even more unwanted phone calls
PHOENIX ( KPHO /Gray News) — With the midterm elections quickly approaching, you may already be noticing more robocalls on your phone than usual. Legal robocalls to cellphones require the recipient’s consent. But a group is now asking the federal government to waive that requirem...
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Trump to rally in Nebraska on Monday ahead of midterms
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - President Donald Trump will hold a rally on Monday at the Pinnacle Bank Expo Center in Grand Island, Neb., as he continues a series of stops in Republican-leaning states ahead of the midterms. Trump is campaigning for Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-Neb.) and Governo...
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Tennessee Prison Commissioner resigns after failed execution of Christa Pike
Frank Strada, the head of Tennessee's prison system, turned in his resignation days after overseeing the failed execution of death row inmate Christa Pike....
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Woman accused of allowing doctor to sexually assault child at least 10 times in exchange for Adderall
TYLER, Texas. ( KLTV /Gray News) - A Texas woman allegedly took a child to a doctor, allowing him to sexually assault the child in exchange for Adderall, according to authorities. Alicia Evonne Sanchez, 37, was arrested Wednesday and charged with continuous sexual assault of a ch...
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One hospitalized after multi-vehicle wreck shuts down Nashville intersection
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - An intersection is shut down after a multi-vehicle crash on Saturday morning. The crash happened at the intersection of Old Hickory Boulevard and Edmondson Pike. The Metro Nashville Police Department said one person was transported to the hospital. Polic...
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Broadway bar facing $30M lawsuit over alleged assault
An English tourist is suing a Broadway bar and its affiliates, alleging the bouncer left him bloodied and unconscious on the sidewalk last fall.
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Bride’s sheepadoodle steals the show in viral wedding video
DOOR COUNTY, Wis. ( WBAY /Gray News) - When a bride decided to have her dog be part of her wedding, she couldn’t have expected that he’d end up being the star of the show. Emily Cowles and her husband, Josh, married Aug. 22 in Door County, Wisconsin. “Door County is just like hea...
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Nashville grand jury proposes "Child Protection Clock" for child sexual abuse cases
The Davidson County Grand Jury has issued sweeping recommendations for child sexual abuse cases in an effort to hold the justice system accountable.
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Injured hiker rescued after six-hour operation at Scott's Gulf
A multi-agency rescue team hiked through mud and rainstorms for six hours to rescue a hiker stranded in the Scott’s Gulf Wilderness State Park.
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Coast Guard searching for missing jet heading to Boston from Bermuda with 6 on board
(Gray News) - The U.S. Coast Guard has launched a search for a missing jet after the FAA reported losing contact with the aircraft. The U.S. Coast Guard Northeast reported on X that a Gulfstream G100 jet with the tail number CGRJP was heading to Boston from Bermuda when it disapp...
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'Subjected to torture': Scottsville child hospitalized, two people charged with abuse
A six-year-old girl was hospitalized following an investigation by Kentucky Child Protective Services.
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More than 4,500 pounds of imported chicken stew recalled over missed reinspection
CALIFORNIA (Gray News) - More than 4,500 pounds of imported ready-to-eat chicken stew are being recalled because the products were not reinspected after entering the U.S., federal officials said. Sempio Food Services Inc., based in Cerritos, California, is recalling about 4,596 p...