Pedestrian killed in Gallatin Pike crash identified as Nashville man
The pedestrian killed in a Wednesday morning crash on Gallatin Pike North has been identified as Christopher D. Exum, 51, of Nashville, police said.
The pedestrian killed in a Wednesday morning crash on Gallatin Pike North has been identified as Christopher D. Exum, 51, of Nashville, police said.
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State law says the Governor appoints a Senate replacement, and Blackburn can wait until she takes the Governor’s office to resign as Senator.
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The Spring Hill Fire Department has a new, state-of-the-art, augmented reality firefighting tool thanks to a grant from the Gary Sinise Foundation.
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What This Story Is About 911 calls made before and after a Halloween night shooting on Jefferson Street, which sent four teens to the hospital, show callers reported an underage party and visible weapons before the gunfire. Why It Matters Two calls reported the party, the crowd a...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Two serial shoplifting suspects face a combined 60 criminal charges after being arrested Wednesday night on Gallatin Pike South, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department. Robbery Operations detectives took 31-year-old Dainyale Moore and 34-year...
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Metro Nashville Council members are returning to a $544.72 million spending plan and a growing list of concerns in their meeting tonight.
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