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'It's a miracle, I'm still alive': Woman grateful to be alive after tree falls on her car
A Nashville woman is grateful to be alive after a tree fell on top of her home – a car she's been living in for months. → Read More
3 years after the tornado, Donelson church continues to rebuild
Three years ago lives were lost and destruction was widespread when tornadoes tore through Middle Tennessee. For one church in Donelson, the work to rebuild continues. → Read More
Nashville announces 26 new traffic calming projects
Some Nashville neighborhoods are about to see big changes. The Nashville Department of Transportation recently announced new traffic calming projects aimed at reducing reckless driving. → Read More
Black-owned businesses in the spotlight at 4th annual Black History Month Expo
As Black History Month festivities continue throughout Middle Tennessee, black owned businesses are in the spotlight. → Read More
Tourists welcome new Metro Police unit in downtown Nashville for public safety
A new police unit dedicated to keep the downtown corridor safe has been on the job for a week. Tourists say they're glad to see more public safety. → Read More
Concerned Nashville parents organize town hall to oppose third grade retention law
Starting this school year, third graders who score below proficient on the state's English language arts test may have to repeat the school year. Here's how they can avoid it. → Read More
Syria and Turkey earthquake: How to help in Middle Tennessee
The search for survivors continues in Syria and Turkey following a devastating earthquake. Amid the heartbreak, people in Nashville are mobilizing to help with relief efforts. → Read More
Little free libraries unveiled at WeGo stops in South Nashville
People waiting for the bus in South Nashville will now have a chance to pick up a free book. For the first time in Nashville, three little libraries have been unveiled at WeGo bus stops. → Read More
Vigil held for father killed in road rage shooting on Christmas Day
One month after a devastating loss on Christmas Day, dozens of people gathered to remember Christopher Spaunhorst, 32. The father of five was shot and killed on I-24 while on his way home. → Read More
20,000 Kurdish-Americans call Nashville home. Here's how the city is recognizing their contributions
Nashville is home to the nation's largest Kurdish community and now the city has a historical marker recognizing the many contributions of Kurdish-Americans. → Read More
IRS says first day to file taxes is Jan 23. Here's why experts say your tax refund may be smaller
You may want to mark your calendar, in less than two-weeks, the tax filing season will officially start. But heads up, this year the IRS says your tax-refund may be smaller. → Read More
Tennessee offers driver license tests in 5 languages, but most widely spoken languages aren't included
Getting a drivers license is essential to getting around in Nashville, but community organizations say the driver's test in Tennessee isn't accessible to everyone. → Read More
Soccer tournament honors former player who was killed two years ago
The third annual 'Chuy's Cup' tournament was held on Christmas in memory of former player, Jesus Reyes, who was killed two years ago. → Read More
Nashville city leaders prepare for frigid temperatures
Extreme weather conditions are fast approaching. Dangerously cold temperatures are expected and Nashville city leaders say they're on alert. → Read More
WATCH: Video captures hit-and-run crash that left 3 people injured
A hit-and-run involving three pedestrians was all caught on tape. Three friends say they're lucky to be alive after a driver crashed into them and drove off. → Read More
'Tis the season: Nashville Flea Market ready for Small Business Saturday
'Tis the season, and today many people kicked off their holiday shopping. This year many people are looking to support small businesses. → Read More
Volunteers plant hundred of trees in Davidson County
Dozens of volunteers teamed up to help plant hundreds of new trees in neighborhoods across Davidson County. → Read More
Tennessee State University students say their future is in limbo after scholarship issues
TSU students are worried they won't be able to return for another semester because the scholarships they were promised haven't kicked in. → Read More
Tennessee Titans stadium plan faces scrutiny from Nashville lawmakers
The long battle for Mayor John Cooper and the Titans to get a new stadium officially started with the legislation process Wednesday. → Read More
'Every mother hopes for this:' Suspect arrested in connection to 2021 Christmas Day murder
After nearly a year on-the-run, a man wanted for shooting and killing a Nashville man on Christmas Day, is arrested. → Read More