PHOTOS: Robertson County experiences flooding in aftermath of severe storms
Robertson County is experiencing flooding after severe storms ripped through Middle Tennessee late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning.
Robertson County is experiencing flooding after severe storms ripped through Middle Tennessee late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning.
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A sinkhole has opened up on Pierce Road in Madison, according to Metro officials.
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Robertson County is experiencing flooding after severe storms ripped through Middle Tennessee late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning.
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