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Three dead after severe wind, weather spread damage across the mid-state and Southern Kentucky Friday
Three are dead after strong winds and severe weather has caused damage through the mid-state and into Kentucky on Friday. → Read More
Making a joyful noise: Nashville School of the Arts' Cantabile Choir performs for MNPS school board
The Cantabile Choir from the Nashville School of the Arts performed for the Metro Public School board as a warm-up for the American Choral Directors Association conference in Cincinnati. → Read More
Loveless Cafe partners with MNPS to host middle school reading competition
Read Across America Day is March 2. To build excitement leading up to the holiday, Loveless Cafe is partnering with MNPS to host a reading competition for middle schoolers called "Books for Biscuits." → Read More
Ready to name another snowplow? City of Franklin now taking votes
Submissions for names for a new City of Franklin snowplow have wrapped up, and now's the time to vote for your favorite! Only one will win. → Read More
Price at the pump jumps almost 18 cents across Tennessee
The average price of gas in Tennessee has jumped up nearly 18 cents, according to AAA. The statewide gas price average is now $3.15. → Read More
Clarksville issues mandatory water restrictions, effective immediately
According to the City of Clarksville, mandatory water restrictions are effective immediately after a 30-inch water transmission line leak. Emergency repairs are underway. → Read More
Speeding led to deadly crash on Neelys Bend Road
A minivan driven by Gregory Lee Young, 67, of Madison crashed at 12:13 a.m. Sunday morning on Neelys Bend Road at Neelys Chase Drive. → Read More
MDHA opening affordable housing waiting lists for two elderly and disabled properties
The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA) is opening its waiting lists for two elderly and disabled properties on a first-come, first-served basis. → Read More
Christie's Cookies announces winning entry in 'Santa's Favorite Cookie' contest
On Tuesday morning, 13-year-old Reese Garber was announced the contest winner, with her entry: "Santa's Pre-Flight." → Read More
Tennessee's statewide gun hunting season for deer opens the Saturday before Thanksgiving
Tennessee's 2022-2023 statewide gun hunting season for deer opens Saturday, November 19. As is traditional, the season will be opening on the Saturday immediately preceding Thanksgiving. → Read More
Security increased at Franklin County High School after threat written on bathroom wall
Franklin County Sheriffs are investigating a threat written on the wall of a bathroom at Franklin County High School. → Read More
Audio recording Uber safety feature coming to Nashville
A safety feature that first debuted in Latin America in 2019 is now expanding to six cities in the United States, including Nashville. Drivers and passengers of Uber may record audio during trips. → Read More
Street racers raise noise complaints in Antioch
The racers gathered at the intersection of Murfreesboro Pike and Bell Road, then headed toward La Vergne and pulled into a loading dock where the drivers did donuts in the parking lot. → Read More
Would vampires go batty for Music City? National study has answers
Middle Tennessee has become a destination to live for people all over the country... but what about vampires? → Read More
MDHA affordable housing wait list opens October 19
Applications for affordable housing at J. Henry Hale Apartments will open Wednesday at noon. Anyone currently on the waiting list for these apartments will need to reapply. → Read More
Sing Your Heart Out Adoption Special at MACC waives adoption fees for one sung lyric
Adoption fees will be waived for adopters who are willing to sing. It's called the "Sing Your Heart Out" special. → Read More
Shortage expected: Grab your live Christmas tree before Thanksgiving this year or it may be too late
It may be early to buy a live Christmas tree, but you may want to get it soon. A shortage is expected this year. → Read More
Former high school nurse in Clarksville pleads guilty to 25 counts of attempted child pornography
Leon B. Hensley, 41, has pleaded guilty to 25 counts of attempting to produce child pornography. Hensley had been working as a nurse at North East High School at the time. → Read More
Potentially record-breaking Blue Catfish caught on Cumberland River
Saturday, at 12:30 p.m., Micka Burkhart caught a blue cat on the Cumberland River in Stewart County on skipjack and a 30-pound test line. The fish weighed 118 pounds, 7 ounces. → Read More
Eliza Fletcher laid to rest
A woman who was kidnapped and murdered while out for a jog was laid to rest on Saturday. Family and friends gathered to remember Eliza Fletcher, a kindergarten teacher with children of her own. → Read More