Caresse Jackman
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Nashville, TN, United States
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Catalytic Converter thefts on the rise across Tennessee and nation
Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise across the county including in Davidson County. → Read More
Poverty & the Pandemic: A look at Nashville’s disadvantaged in 2020
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - It might be tiny and public housing, but it’s enough for Buena Vista resident Lindora Jefferson. → Read More
State warns residents to be wary of insurance fraud
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - We all like to have insurance to help protect us. → Read More
State warns residents to be wary of insurance fraud
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - We all like to have insurance to help protect us. → Read More
Ready to file your taxes? Here are the top overlooked tax deductions
Tax season is here. Before filing then, you may overlook some key items that could save you money in the long run. → Read More
School in mourning after teacher killed in Plaquemines Parish car crash
The accident happened shortly before 7 a.m. Monday morning on LA 39 near Marc's Lane. → Read More
The Forgotten East: The Future
Travel to New Orleans East and you hear a common theme: The city does not care. We feel forgotten. → Read More
The Forgotten East: The Youth
Travel to New Orleans East and you hear a common theme: The city does not care. We feel forgotten. → Read More
The Forgotten East: Crime
Travel to New Orleans East and you hear a common theme: The city does not care. We feel forgotten. → Read More
The Forgotten East: Blight
Travel to New Orleans East and you hear a common theme: The city does not care. We feel forgotten. → Read More
15 undocumented immigrants arrested in St. Charles Parish
Border Patrol officials called it "a beautiful example of... working together to ensure national security." Advocacy groups disagree, however. → Read More
Airport officials confident terminal will open mid-fall, call sewage repairs 'minor'
There have been more than 100 breaks in sewage pipes under the terminal → Read More
Father says daughter's walk to bus stop forces her to cross busy, unsafe streets
"I’ll take my daughter out of that school. I don’t care charter or whatever. I’m not gonna have her walk that far! And I’m fed up with it!” → Read More
How to apply for an 'Age Freeze' after New Orleans' property assessment
Right now, property owners who are 65 or older by December 31, 2019 can apply for an “Age Freeze,” a special assessment level for their homes, until Aug. 22. → Read More
Louisiana clergy abuse survivors demand more from state, AG
Survivors say they want not just Catholics, but Louisianans to demand the Attorney General’s office create a statewide hotline to report clergy sex crimes. → Read More
Mother with full-time job says she can't afford rent in New Orleans, now lives in hotel room
'I’m just tired of working so hard and I can’t get nowhere.' → Read More
Accused of domestic violence, Ex-Senator Troy Brown is running for his old seat
Brown, who served as a state senator for District 2, resigned in February 2017 after pleading no contest to two separate cases of domestic violence. → Read More
New Orleans barber setting Guinness World Record for 'Most Free Back-To-School Haircuts'
Brandus Mercadel, known as Fatt da Barber, has been giving free back-to-school cuts for years. Now, he's trying to start and set the world record for it. → Read More
Growing Royal Street pothole can't be fixed because of river height, officials say
“My car was hit and costs about $6,000 worth of damage. From someone who tried to go around it. Of course that person was not found," one resident said. → Read More
Transparency or Talk? St. Tammany creates open government portal for residents
Some residents in St. Tammany, however, remain skeptical → Read More