Driver charged after 'demolition derby' in Monterey
A man was taken into custody Monday after officers attempted to shut down an amateur demolition derby in Monterey.
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Tennessee governor halts all executions after Christa Pike survives two lethal injections
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has halted all executions for the rest of the year after the scheduled execution of Christa Pike was called off late Wednesday night....
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Bakery pairs pastries with a path to employment
MEMPHIS, Tenn. ( Aging Untold ) — Lucy J’s, a bakery in Memphis, is providing jobs and training opportunities for people who need a fresh start, according to head baker Josh Burgess. Burgess is also Lucy J’s executive director. The bakery is named after his daughter and eldest so...
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These are the most popular side hustles people are taking on to boost a budget
PHOENIX ( Aging Untold ) — Rob Macgregor has a full-time job, running a small car dealership in Phoenix. He spends at least 40 hours a week selling cars. Then he works on his side hustle, giving golf lessons. He’s been playing golf since he was a kid, and teaching the game he lov...
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Fatal crash on Highway 41, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office reports
A Thursday morning crash claimed one person's life, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.Deputies with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office and...
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Christa Pike: What to know about the failed execution and her ’grotesque’ 1995 torture, murder of classmate: ‘One of the most brutal I’ve ever seen’
What This Story Is About Christa Pike is still alive after she received what was supposed to be two lethal injections. Why It Matters She was scheduled to be executed on Wednesday morning, but a U.S. Court of Appeals issued a stay just before it was set to happen. Hours later, th...
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Depression in older adults doesn’t always look like sadness
( Aging Untold ) — Depression in older adults doesn’t always show up as tears or sadness. Sometimes it looks like irritability, withdrawal or suddenly sleeping all day. The Aging Untold experts are breaking down the signs, why this generation is especially at risk and what to do ...
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TSSAA to hold special meeting as Division II football classification questions grow
Governor Bill Lee: “Carrying out a lawfully imposed sentence is among the State’s most serious responsibilities, and the people of Tennessee expect it to be don...
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Could Nashville improve downtown traffic without adding more interstate lanes?
As Middle Tennessee continues to grow, transportation planners are asking a big question about one of Nashville’s biggest traffic trouble spots.
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InvestigateTV+: Is poor vision sabotaging students?
( InvestigateTV ) — Poor vision could be sabotaging young students as they learn to read. InvestigateTV+ looks at how a lack of access to screenings could play a part. Then, we take an in-depth look at plan to help protect innocent lives from dangerous decisions made on American ...
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Para-athlete defies limits on the track, one push at a time
LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. ( InvestigateTV ) - Outside of Kansas City, a high school para-athlete is pushing past expectations and capturing track championships. And Jeremiah Mangels is doing that while challenging himself and inspiring his team. “I’d say just whenever I’m on the track, a...
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He travels the country foraging his food and medicine, here’s why
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. ( InvestigateTV ) — Robin Greenfield doesn’t buy his food. He finds it. Greenfield is traveling the country foraging 100 percent of his food and medicine. Greenfield said his lifestyle starts with his clothes, which are 100% compostable. “This outfit is 100% ...
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This city set a goal to end traffic deaths by 2050. Is it working?
PHOENIX, Ariz. ( InvestigateTV ) — Experts have labeled car crashes as a public health concern. Every day, over 100 people in the United States are killed in a car crash. But they also stress traffic collisions are preventable. In 2021, the number of traffic-related deaths hit a ...