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Blake Shelton to play pop-up show tonight at 6:30pm
Country superstar Blake Shelton will play a pop-up show Wednesday night at Ole Red, his restaurant and bar on lower Broadway in Nashville. → Read More
#TDOTHOTTIE: The story behind the face that women are crazy for
A TDOT supervisor stepped up to the mic to discuss winter storm preps and became a viral sensation. → Read More
Loretto High School Band to represent Tennessee in national parade
The Loretto High School Band has been selected to represent the state of Tennessee in the National Memorial Day Parade. The honor is both a thrill and a challenge. → Read More
Nashville church aims to provide hope and opportunity for young people
New Hope Baptist Church held a party and toy drive Monday night to focus on children. → Read More
Police investigate attempted break-in at Germantown bar
Police were called to the Germantown Pub early Thursday morning to investigate a possible break-in. → Read More
Police seek car burglary crew responsible for thefts in Hendersonville
A team of car burglars is responsible for a series of crimes between May 11 and 19 in Hendersonville and Goodlettsville, according to police. → Read More
Volunteers needed to search for missing Fort Campbell soldier at night
Crews involved in the search for a Fort Campbell soldier missing on Kentucky Lake are calling for assistance from volunteers with boats for a night time search. → Read More
Cosby juror: Comedian's talk of quaaludes led to conviction
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Speaking out for the first time, the jury that convicted Bill Cosby at his sexual assault retrial said Monday its decision was influenced only by what happened in court. The youngest member of the panel said the comedian’s own words sealed his fate. → Read More
Fayetteville customer wins $50,000 in Powerball drawing
A customer in Lincoln County bought a Powerball ticket worth $50,000. → Read More
Bob Corker announces he will leave U.S. Senate at end of 2018
Bob Corker says he believes in the citizen-legislator model and could not imagine serving more than two terms. → Read More