'Give me your money': Man with knife arrested in downtown Nashville
Arrest documents state the group heard him state "give me your money," but they ignored him and called police.
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Pope returns to popemobile for first open appearance since hospitalization
The pope rode through St. Peters Square in the popemobile Wednesday, greeting crowds in his first open public appearance there since being released from Romes Gemelli Hospital. He was recently treated to remove a cancerous nodule from one of his lungs and is now recuperating at t...
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True Friends Hall restoration aims to save Louisiana music landmark
DONALDSONVILLE, La. ( Aging Untold )— A historic hall that once provided refuge for Black families and performers during segregation is getting new life through a major restoration project. True Friends Hall, built in the late 1800s in Donaldsonville, served as a cornerstone of t...
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Putin agrees to resume Ukraine peace talks after meeting with Trump envoy
President Vladimir Putin agreed Wednesday to resume trilateral negotiations with Washington and Kyiv on ending the war in Ukraine, a Kremlin official said. Putins foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushakov told reporters after a meeting between Putin and U.S. President Donald Trumps en...
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Nashville Predators players take hockey to the streets, teaching young fans the game they love
Learning a new sport can be intimidating, but it helps when the athletes you look up to are the ones doing the teaching. Members of the Nashville Predators spent a Monday afternoon introducing some of the team's youngest fans to street hockey no ice required. "I know that some of...
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Nashville leaders accept $4.2M state grant for school resource officers
The Metro Nashville Council voted to accept $4.2M from the Tennessee Department of Homeland Security for more school resource officers.
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Lawsuit links Mt. Juliet woman to $8.2 million payroll fraud scheme
New civil court filings accuse a Mt. Juliet woman of abusing her position as a company's top payroll employee to divert more than $8.2 million to a personal bank account....
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Families say upkeep lacking at Gallatin cemetery
What This Story Is About Two women with family members buried at Crestview Cemetery in Gallatin say management has failed to maintain gravesites, forcing them to do the cleaning themselves. Why It Matters Families paying for burial services expect basic upkeep, and repeated compl...
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Feeding tubes aren’t a magic fix — what families need to know
( Aging Untold ) — Eating is about more than nutrition — it’s connection, routine, and dignity. When someone loses the ability to eat normally, families can be thrust into difficult decisions about feeding tubes, comfort and what comes next. “It’s a bridge, not a magical answer” ...
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Lupus looks invisible; the fight inside isn’t
( Aging Untold ) — Lupus can bring pain, exhaustion and unpredictability that aren’t always visible from the outside. Gerontologist “Sam” Cradduck shared her personal experience living with lupus after a viewer wrote in asking about the disease, offering a rare, candid look at wh...
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Motorcyclist taken to Nashville hospital by helicopter after crash
A motorcyclist was taken to the hospital by helicopter after a collision with a pickup truck.Deputies with the Christian County Sheriff's Office responded to a...
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15 evacuated from Antioch house fire
Firefighters were called to a home on Barclay Square Drive off Una Antioch Pike around 5 a.m.
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Family of 15, including 8 children, displaced after house fire in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A large family is left without a home after a fire forced them to evacuate in Antioch in the early morning hours. The Nashville Fire Department responded to the call just after 5 a.m. and arrived to find flames coming from the home on Barclary Square Dri...