Man charged with sexual assault at Nashville hospital arrested again
A man charged with sexual battery earlier this month at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center was arrested again for criminal trespass on Wednesday.
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Ground cinnamon recalled ahead of holiday season due to elevated lead risk, FDA says
(Gray News) - Ground cinnamon is being recalled in 14 states ahead of the holiday season. SLR Food Distribution Inc said it’s voluntarily recalling Wise Wife Brand Ground Cinnamon because it could be contaminated with elevated levels of lead, according to a recall alert. The affe...
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Suspect caught on video confessing to killing family, college professor, prosecutor says
LORAIN COUNTY, Ohio ( WOIO /Gray News) - Moments after a celebrated college professor and his wife were shot to death inside their Ohio home, prosecutors say the suspect knocked on a stranger’s door and asked to be recorded on video confessing to the killings. Asia Nguyen-Duy, 31...
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What we know as escaped Tennessee murderer Jacob Morley continues to evade capture
What This Story Is About Convicted murderer Jacob Allen Morley remains on the run after escaping a West Tennessee prison and traveling across state lines, prompting a multi-state manhunt and an increased reward. Why It Matters Morley is serving a life sentence for the 2022 murder...
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Woman charged in alleged drunken crash that killed four teenagers in Nashville in 2025
What This Story Is About A woman is facing charges for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol and crashing into a sedan, killing four teenagers on October 26, 2025. Why It Matters The four killed in the crash were aged 17 and 19 years old. No one in either vehicle was r...
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Remote jobs are booming again. Here's where the openings are.
A new FlexJobs report shows fully remote job postings rose 33% in the third quarter, marking the third consecutive quarter of growth. Project management had the highest number of remote job openings, while operations roles saw the fastest growth. "Despite all the noise about retu...
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New NDOT director targets dangerous roads, faster safety projects
A small share of Nashville’s roads accounts for the majority of traffic fatalities, according to the Nashville Department of Transportation.
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When ‘I’ll never put you in a home’ meets real-life caregiving
( Aging Untold ) — Caregiving promises are sometimes made during emotional moments. When a loved one says, “I’ll never put you in a home,” or “You can always live with me,” the words may come from love, but health, safety, money and caregiver capacity can change over time. The Ag...
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Pope Leo XIV casts mail-in ballot, becoming first pope to vote in US election
Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope to vote in a U.S. general election, casting a mail-in ballot in a contest that will decide America's future as the Trump era slowly comes to an end. The Vatican confirmed Friday that the Chicago-born pontiff had submitted a mail-in ballot in...
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‘Bad houseguest’ in the attic: What to know about shingles symptoms and treatments
( Aging Untold ) — Many people think the first sign of shingles is a bad rash, but it can start with intense pain in the body. ‘Intense amount of burning’ Gerontologist “Sam” Cradduck said she had shingles twice and it was tied to an autoimmune condition, and described the pain a...
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This family runs a distillery in an old fire station
DALE, Wis. ( InvestigateTV ) — A Wisconsin family runs a distillery in an old fire station along Highway 96 in Dale, with a business designed to support the fire departments that keep them safe. Volunteer firefighter Alex Hopfensperger works at the family business, Old Station 31...
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Students learn the power of giving through painting pet portraits
WINNECONNE, Wis. ( InvestigateTV ) — Seventh graders at Winneconne Middle School are painting pet portraits for a community project. Students in Susan Meunier’s new leadership class are tracing and painting portraits of pets. Vaughn Wurtz and her classmates are working on the pro...
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Better than blood? Researchers says new discovery could help save lives
KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( InvestigateTV ) — A doctor and research scientist at the University of Missouri-Kansas City said he has discovered a potential alternative to blood transfusions for people with severe blood loss. He calls the treatment “better than blood.” When someone experien...