Former Clarksburg School PTO leader indicted after probe finds alleged misuse of funds
A former parent teacher group leader is facing serious charges after a state investigation found money meant for students and teachers was spent elsewhere.
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Halloween Costume Shop brings smiles at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt
You know this. When you become a grandparent, it's a big decision what you'll be called. Jason Wrye is a Paw Paw. "Paw Paw was my grandfather on my mother's side," he smiled. "I always wanted to be a Paw Paw." For Halloween, Wrye was helping with the shopping. "She a picky shoppe...
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Nashville General's aging building puts care and cost in focus, as city faces tight budget
Nashville taxpayers are helping support Nashville General Hospital with nearly $68 million this fiscal year.
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US Army practices digging mass battlefield graves
(Gray News) - The United States Army is now practicing mass battlefield graves, a practice not done since the Korean War. The Army reported that soldiers in North Carolina completed a “test-of-concept” exercise for large-scale battlefield temporary interment. “This exercise allow...
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Another measles case confirmed at Vanderbilt; doctors stress vaccination
Another measles case confirmed at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt earlier this week comes three months after two cases were confirmed in the Nashville-Davidson County area....
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Dolly Parton’s niece fired in latest estate shake-up, report says
What This Story Is About Dolly Parton’s niece, Rebecca Seaver, was fired Thursday from her job overseeing Parton’s archive and museum operations, according to TMZ. For Context Parton’s estate was granted a temporary restraining order in September against Bryan Seaver and his priv...
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One month after botched execution, Christa Pike challenges solitary confinement conditions
What This Story Is About Christa Pike shared a statement and her legal team filed a motion challenging the conditions of her isolation in a prison infirmary. Why It Matters Pike’s attorneys said she currently should be granted the same terms of a 2024 agreement that allowed her t...
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Report: 3 Nashville firefighters caught at bar while on duty
"Outrageous." That's what one member of the Metro Council said after learning that three Nashville Fire Department employees were allegedly in a Lower Broadway bar and ordering alcoholic drinks while on duty earlier this week....
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Mayor announces vision committee for Nashville General Hospital to address facility’s needs
What This Story Is About Mayor Freddie O’Connell announced a vision committee for Nashville General Hospital during his weekly roundtable meeting Friday morning. What Happens Next The committee will look into the future of the hospital’s facility needs, along with its relationshi...
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Driver killed in one of several crashes along State Route 109 in Wilson County this week
Two crashes were reported Friday morning along one of the most dangerous stretches of road in Middle Tennessee, forcing Lebanon law enforcement to close both sides of State Route 109 at the Interstate 40 bridge. This happened just days after a driver was killed in another wreck o...
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Detroit organization promotes urban farming amid food insecurity
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Affordability remains the main talking point ahead of the 2026 midterms, and food accessibility is one issue voters may consider when heading to the polls. It’s estimated around 53 million Americans live in what’s called a “food desert,” lower-income areas ...
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Bellevue West residents say street lights have been out at apartment complex since Tuesday
What This Story Is About Residents of the Bellevue West apartment complex say the lights management is responsible for have been off since Tuesday, and no one has explained why. Why It Matters One resident said the dark complex is a safety concern and called it “scary” and “dange...
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Experts eye key voting blocs ahead of Midterms
NEW YORK CITY (Gray Media) - With millions of ballots already cast ahead of Election Day, conversations surrounding voter turnout are intensifying. Rather than looking solely at party affiliation, political insiders are closely watching three specific demographic groups that coul...