Mo Haider
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Nashville, TN, United States
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Vanderbilt student among those killed in Florida condo collapse
Vanderbilt student is among those who died in a condo collapse in South Florida. → Read More
NASCAR returns to Middle Tennessee for triple-header weekend special
There hasn’t been an event like this in a decade. This is all part of the NASCAR Triple-Header Weekend Special. → Read More
Kentucky lifts COVID restrictions on Friday; what you need to know
That means no more statewide mask mandate and no more capacity limits. Senior centers will also open up at full capacity. → Read More
Decommissioned police officer Andrew Delke appears in court for motions hearing
There could be major developments in the murder trial of decommissioned Metro Nashville Police Officer Andrew Delke. → Read More
Nashville International Airport expecting 50K travelers per-day this weekend
Airports across the nation are expected to be extra busy for the holiday weekend, and that includes Nashville International Airport. → Read More
NWS to continue surveying damage from Tuesday's storms
Today, the National Weather Service (NWS) will be back out surveying the damage left behind from Tuesday’s storms. → Read More
Mayor John Cooper to give State of Metro address today; what to expect
While the mayor's office hasn’t released details of the speech early, Mayor Cooper is expected to talk more about policy and budget priorities for the 2022 fiscal year. → Read More
Gov. Lee expected to sign bill to provide schools with bleed control kits
If signed into law, nearly 2,000 schools across the state will have what are called bleed control kits, something any trained staff member can use to help students or anyone else on campus. → Read More
Cycle Bar teaming up with nonprofit to host 'Rides Against Racism' event in Noble Park
Three outdoor cycling classes will be held by Cycle Bar as part of a collaboration with Everybody Vs. Racism, an organization founded in Nashville that is devoted to tackling racial issues in America. → Read More
Revitalization plan to reconnect North Nashville neighborhoods cut off by I-40
This project in North Nashville is one that Mayor John Cooper says needs to be done to revitalize the community. → Read More
Vanderbilt opens clinic for COVID long-haulers still dealing with lingering symptoms
Vanderbilt University Medical Center has started what's called the Adult Post-Acute COVID Clinic, a place where people who still have lingering symptoms can go for help. → Read More
Two injured in shooting on Clarksville Pike
Two adults were injured in a shooting late Wednesday on Clarksville Pike. → Read More
Nashville to host online Q&A on Second Avenue recovery, rebuilding
Mayor John Cooper will host an online Q&A session at 10 a.m. about recovery and rebuilding efforts. → Read More
Security increased at Tennessee Capitol for Inauguration Day
The FBI has warned about potential armed protests at all 50 state capitols leading up to and on Inauguration Day. → Read More
New Tennessee laws taking effect today; what you need to know
Now that we're putting 2020 in the rear-view mirror, Tennesseans need to know some new laws that officially start on Jan. 1, 2021. → Read More
Pending FDA approval, Tennessee could get Moderna vaccine next week; what you need to know
Tennessee could get its first batch of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week. → Read More
FDA advisory panel meeting today, could approve Pfizer vaccine
For weeks, health experts have been saying we're getting closer to a COVID-19 vaccine that's good to go, and on Thursday, it could get the green light. → Read More
Tomorrow is the deadline to claim stimulus money
Time is running out for Americans to get a $1,200 stimulus check to help make ends meet during the pandemic. → Read More
Grocery stores to limit sale of certain items to avoid panic buying ahead of holidays
Kroger just announced it’s only allowing customers to buy only two roll of paper towels, toilet paper, disinfecting wipes and hand soap each. → Read More
CDC updates guidance, says masks can also protect wearers from getting COVID-19
At the beginning of the pandemic, public health experts said that wearing a mask was more to protect others than yourself. However, the CDC is now saying that masks also can help protect you from getting the virus. → Read More