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Ink of Hope Act will require tattoo artists to complete human trafficking course

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Ink of Hope Act will require all licensed tattoo artists and operators in Tennessee to complete an up to one-hour training course on how to recognize human trafficking. The act will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2026. The Ink of Hope Act will require all tattoo operators or […]
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Weigel’s Unveils Summer Roadtrip Camper Winner

The sweepstakes were part of the MyWeigel's Rewards loyalty program promotions. Weigel’s has announced that local customer Toree M was the winner of its Summer Roadtrip Camper sweepstakes, taking home a brand-new camper and marking a special moment for Toree and his growing family. Toree was joined at the...
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VIDEO: Response from TN agencies saves woman from jumping off bridge

Today in Sullivan County on I 81 south at the 60 mile marker bridge overlooking the Holston River, a woman was in a dark place and was considering jumping. Because people showed up and worked together, she is alive tonight. The response included seven Tennessee Highway Patrol units, two Sullivan...
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New laws going into effect across the Mid-South on January 1: What you need...

The start of 2026 brings a new wave of laws across the Mid-South, each aimed at shaping how states handle public safety, education, and taxes. In Tennessee, several new laws focus on public safety and the protection of minors. Beginning Thursday, Jan. 1, social media platforms will be required to obtain parental...
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Government imposters among Tennessee’s top reported scams in 2025

Tennesseans lost millions to scammers pretending to be government officials in 2025.
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Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security Unveils Posters for New Drivers

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security’s, TDOSHS, Driver Services Division is excited to announce a new way for Tennesseans to celebrate earning their Learner Permit or Driver License. Starting in December, Driver Services Centers across the state will all have cut-out posters for new drivers to...
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Tennessee State Fire Marshall’s Office unveils $1.25 million state-of-the-art facility

BELL BUCKLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Tennessee State Fire Marshal's Office has unveiled a new $1.25 million residential burn building in Bell Buckle. This state-of-the-art facility, located at the Tennessee Fire Services & Codes Enforcement Academy, will help thousands of Tennessee firefighter cadets practice essential...
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Middle Tennessee faces strong winds and colder weather tonight

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A strong cold front is set to sweep through Middle Tennessee tonight, bringing gusty winds and a chance of storms. While most storms are expected to remain below severe limits, a few could bring damaging wind gusts. A wind advisory is in effect from 5...
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Locally Owned Station Grill to Close Permanently in Murfreesboro

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WGNS) - Station Grill, a locally owned restaurant located at 1602 W. Northfield Boulevard in Murfreesboro, will permanently close its doors on Thursday, January 1, according to an announcement posted on the restaurant’s official Facebook page. In the statement, the owners said the closure is the...
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Tennessee’s Underrated College City Is An Affordable And Cultured Destination For Retirees

If you're retired, you'll likely be interested in relocating to somewhere with a relaxed, community vibe with plenty to see and do. What better place for this than a town that is rich in history with a low cost of living? Well, if you're looking for a great spot in Tennessee — one of the best states to retire to in...

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