Clarksville police identify suspect in alleged $2,500 Pokémon card fraud case
Clarksville police said Friday they have identified a suspect in the alleged fraudulent purchase of a $2,500 Pokémon card.
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Daycare operator arrested after viral video seemingly shows kids fighting in her home
SOUTH BEND, Ind. ( WNDU /Gray News) - A daycare operator is facing charges after a viral video allegedly showed kids fighting inside her home in Indiana. Tysharae Jones, 29, faces charges of battery with injury to a person under 14, neglect of a dependent resulting in bodily inju...
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Franklin High car show to fundraise for automotive program, honor late teacher
What This Story Is About Franklin High is holding its first student-led car show fundraiser Saturday to honor the school’s longtime automotive teacher, Terry Lancaster, who died in 2019. Why It Matters The $20 entry fee will fund new tools and equipment for the school’s automotiv...
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Montgomery County deputies rescue 2 from burning vehicle after chase, crash
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, 19th Judicial District Drug Task Force agents observed a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed, weaving through traffic and operating recklessly....
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Man accused of killing girlfriend as she visited him in hospital, police say
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. ( KCTV /Gray News) - A man in Missouri is accused of killing his girlfriend while she visited him in the hospital, according to authorities. James F. Lawson was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Jessica Cyrus. The shooting happened as Cyrus visit...
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POLL: Should pedal taverns have more safety features?
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Former Maury County first responder indicted for child sex crimes
A longtime Maury County first responder has been indicted for multiple counts of child sex crimes.
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Justice Department sues Alaska over Senate candidate names
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Gray DC) - The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Alaska over the handling of the state’s U.S. Senate election, according to a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration. The lawsuit seeks to prevent certification of the election results in the race for Alaska’...
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Nashville mayor, pedal tavern company react after passengers hospitalized following crash
What This Story Is About The mayor of Nashville and a pedal tavern company are reacting to a serious crash that happened Thursday night in downtown. Why It Matters Ten people were hospitalized after an SUV rear-ended a pedal tavern. What Happens Next Investigators are consulting ...
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Father who killed Oregon school shooter describes deadly attack, taking down armed teen
BEND, Ore. ( KPTV /Gray News) - In an interview with Oregon Public Broadcasting , Kaylub Giamanco, 36, the man who took down the elementary shooter last week, described what he saw that day as he confronted the armed teen. Giamanco explained in the interview about crawling throug...
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Punk Wok owner says restaurant will remain open following permanent closure announcement
What This Story Is About Days after the announcement of its closure, the owner of Punk Wok said the restaurant will remain open. Why It Matters The restaurant is one of many local businesses in Nashville that announced they would be shutting down. What Happens Next The restaurant...
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Man arrested after drugs, runaway juvenile found in Robertson County home
After a man reportedly fled a traffic stop in Robertson County Thursday, authorities launched an investigation, which led to the man's arrest and the discovery of a runaway minor....
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Runaway kangaroo found safe in Mount Pleasant
Update: The kangaroo has been found safe, his family shared. Original Story: MT. PLEASANT, Tenn. (WSMV) - A pet kangaroo has been reported missing in Middle Tennessee, according to its family. Cody Felty said her pet kangaroo Ollie has gone missing from its Maury County home. Oll...