Suspect sought for random Broadway attacks that left men unconscious
Authorities are working to identify a man accused of randomly assaulting people on Broadway in downtown Nashville, leaving victims unconscious.
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State reports nearly 70 rescues as southeast Tennessee responds to severe flooding. Here’s what we know
What This Story Is About Tennessee emergency teams have completed 68 rescues during flooding in Polk County, and the county has declared a state of emergency, according to TEMA. Why It Matters Flooding has displaced residents, affected roads and prompted a mandatory water-conserv...
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Bomb threats hit more than a dozen European flights, forcing diversions and emergency landings
A wave of bomb threats Thursday forced flight diversions and emergency landings across Europe after more than a dozen flights were targeted. One plane headed from Dublin to Rome was diverted to a military base in France, with all 157 people on board safe. Authorities say security...
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Brent Taylor wins Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District, per AP call
Republican Brent Taylor has won Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District on Thursday after The Associated Press called the race at 1:40 p.m. CDT.
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Newsom commutes all 548 California death sentences to life without parole
California Gov. Gavin Newsom commuted all 548 death sentences in the state. Newsom announced the decision Thursday in an open letter to Californians, arguing that the death penalty is incompatible with the state's values and justice system. "I have come to understand the limits o...
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Justin Pearson accepts loss in Tennessee congressional race, vows to keep challenging map
Justin Pearson says he accepts his narrow congressional loss to Republican Brent Taylor, but he is continuing to challenge the district map.
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Is a 90-day blackout coming? What the U.S. military’s new readiness initiative actually means
JACKSON, Tenn. ( WBBJ /Gray News) — Viral doomsday posts on social media are gaining traction, claiming the nation will soon face a 90-day blackout. The rumor that the U.S. released a doomsday plan for a 90-day blackout began circulating after U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ...
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Strand bookstore in New York targeted with fines for COVID relief loan
New York City's iconic Strand bookstore has agreed to pay $1.48 million to settle claims that it received COVID relief funds it wasn't eligible for. According to the Department of Justice, the bookstore received a second Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan for $932,350 in 2021...
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68 rescued after record flooding hits Polk County
At least 68 people have been rescued after heavy overnight rainfall caused flash flooding in southeastern Tennessee, prompting a state of emergency in Polk County. According to the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA), 8 to 10 inches of rain fell in parts of the watershed...
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Former Nashville Fire Department chief Martin Coleman dies at 100
Former Nashville Fire Department Director Chief Martin Coleman has died at the age of 100, the department announced. Coleman dedicated 42 years to the Nashville Fire Department, including serving as director chief from 1988 to 1994. A World War II veteran, Coleman had recently ce...
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Search underway for man accused of knocking out 2 people in separate downtown Nashville attacks. Here’s what we know
What This Story Is About Metro Nashville Police are asking for help identifying a man accused of punching two people in separate, unprovoked attacks on Broadway. Why It Matters Police say both men were knocked unconscious. One, an 80-year-old, spent four days in intensive care wi...
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17-year-old accused of killing pregnant mother, unborn baby in Spirit Halloween shooting
(Gray News) - A 17-year-old is accused of killing a pregnant mother and injuring six others inside a Spirit Halloween store in California, prosecutors announced. The Solano County District Attorney’s Office charged the 17-year-old with two counts of murder, three counts of attemp...
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Clarksville school district asks court to limit damages owed, disperse funds to bus crash victims
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System is asking a federal court to cap their damages owed to victims of the deadly school bus crash at $700,000 and split it among them....