Olivia Michael
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Havoc at the airport: K9 officer keeping travelers safe at BNA
With spring break underway, thousands of travelers will make their way through Nashville International Airport: the scene of three arrests last week, thanks to the help of BNA's four-legged security. → Read More
'This is putting them through so much stress': Metro retirees fear losing their medical care
The saga over an insurance dispute continues and Metro pensioners say they're caught in the middle. → Read More
Lower Broadway business owners band together to address issues as tourism industry grows
Broadway has faced its fair share of growing pains as Nashville's tourism industry continues to boom, but a new group of business owners have banded together to address those issues as one. → Read More
Custom designs for a special cause: Signarama of Belle Meade using love, creativity for baby cranial helmets
If you have a little one, you may be familiar with cranial helmets. They're often worn by babies as their bones develop. A local business owner saw this as an opportunity to get creative. → Read More
Woman attacked during late-night walk in Green Hills neighborhood
Neighbors are shocked after a woman was shot during a robbery attempt in Green Hills Monday night. Police say she was attacked while walking along Esteswood Drive. → Read More
Belle Meade residents voice concerns at community meeting focused on transportation and traffic
Big changes could be coming to Belle Meade. Developers have eyed several properties including Belle Meade Plaza for new condos and retail space, but with those plans come concerns over traffic. → Read More
Meet Bolo, the new therapy dog for Williamson County Schools, Franklin Special
Be on the lookout for Bolo the dog. His job? Bring smiles to students and staff in the Williamson County School system and the Franklin Special School District. → Read More
Proposed bill would increase teacher's budget for classroom supplies
Whether it's school supplies or basic necessities like clothing, teachers will often dip into their own wallets to provide for their students. → Read More
Homeless encampment at Wentworth-Caldwell Park next for city to clear out, officials say
As part of the city's "Welcome Home" initiative, residents of the Brookmeade homeless camp in west Nashville were all placed in housing. Now another park will soon face the same. → Read More
A Nashville classic is closed: Arnold's Country Kitchen serves final customers
After 40 years in business, a beloved Nashville restaurant closed its doors. Arnold's Country Kitchen first opened in 1982. → Read More
New report sheds light on Tennessee's child care crisis
According to a new report, access, quality and affordability were among the top issues parents faced when seeking child care in Tennessee. → Read More
TWRA to host fish habitat build day
Old Hickory Lake could soon be home to a larger species of sportfish thanks to a $1.6 million dollar grant program from the National Fish Habitat Partnership and Bass Pro Shops. → Read More
Timeless toy store: Holiday shoppers turn to Phillips Toy Mart since 1946
For more than 70 years, one family-owned business has brought joy to children across Nashville. With the holidays here, business is booming at Phillips Toy Mart. → Read More
Franklin celebrates 37th Annual 'Dickens of a Christmas'
It's a beloved tradition in Middle Tennessee - thousands of people filled historic downtown Franklin for the 37th Annual Dickens of a Christmas. → Read More
Gallatin salon owner grants Christmas wishes for foster kids thanks to outpouring of donations
Thanks to an outpouring of donations, Gallatin salon owner Jordyn Clark has enough gifts for all 150 foster children on her list and then some. → Read More
Gallatin salon owner is 'Fostering Hope' for children this Christmas
As we enter the season of giving, one Gallatin hairstylist is making sure no child in Sumner County is forgotten this Christmas. → Read More
This year's Thanksgiving feast taking a hit from inflation in Tennessee
The American Farm Bureau looked at the average cost of a Thanksgiving dinner for 10 people. In 2020, that number was $46.90. The cost jumped. It will cost $64.05 to feed 10 people. → Read More
Nashville homeowners saving money on energy bills thanks to TVA's Home Uplift
As temperatures drop, utility costs are on the rise. But one program is helping homeowners save money by offering free improvements to their homes. → Read More
Bridging the digital divide: Tech Goes Home program offering students, families free laptop, training, Wi-Fi
The Nashville Public Education Foundation, Metro Public Schools and Google Fiber have joined forces on a new program bridging the digital divide among students and their families. → Read More
Nashville voters find their precincts changed as they are turned around at their previous polls
On Election Day afternoon, more people were redirected from what they thought was their correct polling location at a few spots in Nashville. → Read More