Kentucky trooper killed in I-65 shooting, suspect taken into custody
A Kentucky State Police trooper was killed Monday in a shooting on Interstate 65 as authorities continue searching for an armed suspect.
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NES addresses 'quite dark' Sunday night after streetlights go out unexpectedly
Nashville Electric Service said they took a closer look to see whether the bright Harvest Moon may have had something to do with it.
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Mt. Juliet homes damaged by vandalism, likely connected to high school prank wars
Mt. Juliet police are warning that junior-senior prank wars are going too far, with more than 13 acts of vandalism reported last week across neighborhoods in the city and neighbors who aren't even involved are getting caught in the cross fire. Police said multiple homes in differ...
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Phillies-Braves: Everything you need to know about this week’s NL Wild Card Series between Atlanta, Philadelphia
ATLANTA -- The Atlanta Braves are back in the postseason and will face their division rival, the Philadelphia Phillies, in a best-of-three Wild Card Series beginning Tuesday. The two NL East squads have met in the postseason three times in the last five years, but this will be th...
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Former Metro Nashville Public Schools Board member speaks after arrest
The wife is identified as Fran Bush. She is a former Metro Nashville Public Schools Board of Education member and recent Nashville mayoral candidate.
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Pre-schoolers at Goddard School become reporters for World News Day
Every newscaster with a long career has that story of how it all started. Well, one thing's for sure. A crew in Gallatin has a pretty great headstart. "You ever been interviewed about your job before?" I asked Rachel Reyes, assistant director at the Goddard School of Gallatin. "F...
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2 teens killed in separate North Nashville shootings days apart
Two teenagers, just 16 and 19 years old, have been killed in separate shootings in North Nashville less than a week apart, leaving a grieving family and community advocates calling for solutions to violence. Sixteen-year-old Avanya Moore-Harris was shot and killed last Tuesday ni...
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Negotiations continue after US rejects Iran's latest proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz
Diplomatic efforts between the U.S. and Iran through mediators continued after President Trump rebuffed Irans latest proposal to reopen the critical Strait of Hormuz. Trump said the US spoke with Iran through mediators Monday, while Iranian state media reported Iranian Foreign Mi...
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Planned Parenthood claims TN attorney general asked for 'personal health information'
According to Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi, Attorney General Johnathan Skrimetti launched an investigation into their organization seeking personal health information....
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Inside Nashville’s newest music venue: How The Truth is preparing for opening night in Wedgewood Houston
What This Story Is About Nashville’s newest music venue The Truth is set to open in Wedgewood Houston this week. Why It Matters Residents who live nearby have raised concerns about parking and traffic. What Happens Next Miranda Lambert will headline the grand opening of The Truth...
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Risking it for the brisket: Teens caught on camera raiding smoker in Murfreesboro
A man woke up to flames erupting out of his smoker, and when he checked his cameras, he saw teens running out of his driveway Saturday night.
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Nashville to break 3 rainfall records this week
The weather in September 2026 has already broken several records for extreme heat, but we are about to break several records for an extreme lack of rainfall....
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Transit employee received $620,000 paycheck error, money still not returned
ATLANTA ( Atlanta News First /Gray News) — An Atlanta public transit employee received $620,000 in an April paycheck in error, and the money has not been returned. The employee, who cleaned train stations, was paid $620,000 in overtime in April that they did not earn, the Metropo...