A weekly segment features pets available for adoption. The "Pets of the Week" segment airs every Tuesday.
It is part of Good Morning Nashville. Viewers can tune in to learn about pets that need a new home.
Further details about the pets and the segment are available from the source.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
A Sumner County man already convicted for crimes involving a minor was found guilty of crimes involving child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
TOPEKA, Kan. ( WIBW /Gray News) - A month after a brutal dog attack that left her severely injured, an expectant mother is speaking out for …
(Gray News) - Several flavors of a popular brand of frozen fruit bars are being recalled because they may be contaminated with glass. Dreyer…
CHEROKEE COUNTY, S.C. ( WHNS /Gray News) - A 32-year-old sanitation worker from South Carolina died after he fell off a garbage truck on his…
SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn. (WMC) - A man is detained after an accidental shooting left a five-year-old boy dead Monday afternoon in Southeast Shel…
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Josh Bell’s two-run double started the scoring in a four-run first inning, and the Minnesota Twins held on to beat the At…
Federal officials have approved Tennessee's controversial I-24 Choice Lanes project, clearing the way for toll lanes to be added between Nas…
An off-duty Florida police officer on vacation in Nashville helped save a woman's life after a car slammed into pedestrians on Broadway on A…
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — With the return of college football just weeks away, Tennessee will begin the season ranked in the Associated Top …
(Gray News) - Authorities are attempting to locate three people from Indianapolis suspected in a scheme to “steal from the dead” at cemeteri…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( KCTV /Gray News) - State Farm customers should check their mailbox soon; a surprise could be waiting. State Farm Mutual A…
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (Gray News) - Authorities have charged 14 people in connection with a cocaine trafficking ring involving two Penn State U…
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