Trial delayed again for six former security guards charged in Nashville bar death
A judge has once again pushed back the trial for six former security guards charged in connection with the death of a man at a Broadway bar.
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Woman breaks down on witness stand during rape case against Nashville massage therapist
The woman, whose identity is being withheld, took the stand during a preliminary hearing for 25-year-old Keenan Tejada. She described the alleged assault in detail and became visibly emotional several times while testifying....
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Metro Council member plans to withdraw 'no turn on red' legislation
The bill was set to be discussed Tuesday at Metro Council, however she said conversations with the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure changed her mind....
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General Jackson Showboat retirement has longtime performers feeling nostalgic
A popular entertainment venue floating on the Cumberland River will shut its doors for good in December.
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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey spares death row inmate, citing doubts about evidence
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Tuesday commuted the death sentence of a death-row inmate after a number of former public officials and the current district attorney raised doubts about his conviction. The Republican governor said she was commuting Toforest Johnson's death sentence to l...
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40-year-old wearing ‘old man’ mask charged in separate bank robberies
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ( WWSB /Gray News) — A 40-year-old man has been charged with robbing two Florida banks, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said Monday. David Sartin Jr. of St. Petersburg, who has previously served time in prison for bank robbery in Texas, faces up to 20 years in fed...
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Metro Council discussing relocating entrance to new Antioch elementary school
Nashville officials are working to bring a new elementary school to Antioch, but its entrance is up for debate Tuesday night among Metro Council members....
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‘Disgusting crimes’: Teacher receives longest prison sentence in county history for voyeurism
DESOTO COUNTY, Miss. ( WMC /Gray News) - Authorities in Mississippi have secured a record-setting prison sentence in a voyeurism case. According to the DeSoto County District Attorney’s Office, Benjamin Kegerise was sentenced to 13 years in prison, followed by seven years of post...
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Trump unveils whistleblower program targeting federal fraud
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance on Tuesday announced a new federal program intended to reward tips on suspected federal government fraud. Trump unveiled the “ Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program ” during an Oval Office event. “If you tu...
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Woman accused of using fake Toyota employment records to get a car discount, police say
TUPELO, Miss. ( WLBT /Gray News) - A woman in Mississippi is accused of using fake Toyota employment records to get a car discount. On Aug. 10, Tupelo police responded to Carlock Toyota for a report of false pretenses. The dealership told officers Arianna Wade, 23, provided false...
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Nashville ‘Right on Red’ ban proposal withdrawn. Here’s what we know
What This Story Is About During the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee meeting on Monday night, the proposal to ban right on red turns was withdrawn by councilmember Sandra Sepulveda, one of the sponsors of the bill. Why It Matters After several amendments to the ban rig...
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Franklin asks residents to voluntarily conserve water. Here’s why
What This Story Is About The City of Franklin is asking water customers to voluntarily conserve water after dry conditions lowered the Harpeth River below the level where the city can withdraw drinking water. Why It Matters Franklin is currently relying on its reservoir to supply...
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Historical marker pays tribute to Nashville puppeteer Tom Tichenor
One name from Nashville history took many stages over the years. Tom Tichenor's notoriety didn't come from country music. It was a different art form. A city is now celebrating his contributions in a new way. It was last spring that I visited Nashville Public Library to catch a s...