Hannah McDonald
NewsChannel 5
Nashville, TN, United States
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After motor flips into bass boat and hits fisherman, friends start T-shirt drive to help with expenses
The community is showing support for the Old Hickory Lake fisherman who was injured when his motor broke off his boat and hit him. → Read More
Tennessee will help country get to 500,000 EV chargers by 2030, according to federal officials
Electric vehicles can do everything a gas-powered car can, but keeping them ready for the road is another story. → Read More
Move over, books! Nashville Public Library now has pans, weights, even an ice cream maker you can borrow
You can now borrow everyday items like bakeware, health and fitness equipment — even tools from the Nashville Public Library. → Read More
Teen asks Wilson County leaders to take his 'Spend A Day In My Wheels' challenge
Our communities are not the easiest to navigate in a wheelchair. A 17-year-old in Wilson County arranged for decision-makers to spend a day in a wheelchair so they could see what it's like. → Read More
'Hey, want to sell your home to me?' Legislation would create fine for harassing property owners
Someone who harasses a homeowner about selling their property could soon be punished for it. A state legislator is proposing a crackdown on predatory real estate calls. → Read More
Nolensville residents now have a dedicated ambulance and EMS crew right down the street
People injured in an accident or seriously sick in Nolensville can now get medical attention faster. → Read More
Fort Myers promotes organ donation from the second row of Elton John concert despite hurricane
One fan in the crowd at Sunday's Elton John show at Nissan Stadium went for more than just the music. Heart transplant recipient Steve Hilfiker went to promote organ donation. → Read More
Organization recruits volunteers to pick up trash, help curb violence in Napier neighborhood
A major cleanup happened Sunday in a neighborhood into which the city's been pumping money to reduce crime. → Read More
Railroad workers could walk off the job this week causing interruptions to supply chains in Tennessee
Companies in Tennessee that depend on trains could start to experience big delays this week. Some 90,000 rail workers are preparing to strike nationwide. → Read More
Drought-like conditions could be causing damage to your home's foundation
Droughts can lead to a shortage of water and hurt crops, but they can also damage the very foundation of your house. → Read More
Call for help: Afghan asylum-seekers in Middle Tennessee need more attorneys, immigration lawyers
For almost a year, Middle Tennessee stepped up to help those who fled Afghanistan. These 600 asylum-seekers now need legal representation in order to stay. → Read More
Grab the caulk! Middle Tennessee Electric says sealing up cracks in your home could lower high bills
For many reasons, people across Middle Tennessee received higher than normal electric bills for the month of July. But there's a free service for MTE members that's helping homeowners save money. → Read More
Time to travel? Exchange rate for euros is the best it's been in 20 years
For the first time in 20 years, that dollar in a traveler's pocket is worth about the same as a euro. The European economy is feeling the effects of the Ukraine war and rising natural gas prices. → Read More
Metro homeless outreach workers making more visits to encampments after public camping law takes effect
Sleeping on state property can end with you waking up in handcuffs in Tennessee. While Nashville doesn't have housing for everyone, outreach workers say an arrest could make things harder. → Read More
Security guard praised for jumping into action, tackling man who pulled out a gun on Broadway
A bouncer is being praised for jumping from a window at Lucky Bastard Saloon on to a man who pulled out a gun during a police run-in. → Read More
Camp Hope for kids with burn injuries underway in Columbia
Kids are making memories this week at a special summer camp in Columbia. Camp Hope is for 6 to 16-year-old burn survivors, who spent time at Vanderbilt Burn Center. → Read More
'It's something that is misunderstood.' Autism database to help first responders launching in Maury County
A new tool will help first responders in Maury County know if they're heading to help someone with autism. → Read More
Stolen Nashville food truck tracked to property in Clarksville where other missing vehicles allegedly found
A stolen food truck out of Nashville led investigators in Clarksville to it in and other stolen vehicles. → Read More
988: The new, shorter number will connect people in crisis to National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
988 — these three numbers could save a life. The new number to call or text in a mental health crisis goes live on Saturday, including in Tennessee. → Read More
Mt. Juliet firefighters battle 9 fires fueled by dry conditions in 24 hours
Dry conditions and near triple-digit heat are two big reasons the Mt. Juliet Fire Department is busier than usual. → Read More