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Visitors at Shiloh National Military Park in Tennessee can take a bus across the battlefield this month and stop along the way to meet five people from Civil War history. The park is bringing back its “Meet the Past” living history tour on October 17. According to the National Park Service, living historians will tell...

Wawa will celebrate the opening of its Manchester store Wednesday, October 14, with free coffee, a ribbon cutting and a competition featuring local first responders. The store, located at 24 Campground Road, will be Wawa’s fifth location in Tennessee. The celebration begins at 8 a.m., with free, limited-edition T-shirts...

The Tennessee Whiskey Trail Keeps Growing — And Its Newest Stops Are Worth the Drive Tennessee has long occupied a peculiar, defiant place in the American whiskey conversation. It is home to the world

A Tennessee man who was having trouble getting cash to pay for hairstyling services soon found himself dealing with a much bigger problem. Murfreesboro Police say 19-year-old Makayla Brown and several men accompanied the customer to multiple locations before he was robbed at gunpoint and dragged into an apartment. Brown was arrested October 1 and...

Retired Tennessee state employees and teachers on the state’s Medicare supplement will pay between $154.49 and $204.49 a month in 2027, according to the state’s 2027 premium notice. That is $19.85 more than this year in every service tier. The plan, called The Tennessee Plan, also gets a new administrator on Jan. 1, 2027, when […]

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Rain and clouds clear out today, then much warmer air takes over to kick off the new week. We’ll see some lingering rain showers this morning from the leftovers of Isaias. Rain should exit around lunchtime, then clouds move out, too. Clouds will clear west to east, so areas west of Nashville will have more opportunity to heat up and see sunshine. Highs in our western counties will be in the upper 70s. Low-to-mid 70s along the I-65 corridor. And the Plateau will only top

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WGNS) - Demos' Restaurant is celebrating a major workplace milestone as longtime team member Charlie Ewing marks 30 years with the business. Restaurant owners Peter and Kristin Demos praised Charlie's long-standing dedication to the local establishment, highlighting his work ethic and character over the past three decades. "Charlie...

The countdown to Middle Tennessee’s first Buc-ee’s just got much more specific. An earlier update on the Murfreesboro Buc-ee’s treated November 16 as a tentative target, but a company media…

SMYRNA, Tenn. (WGNS) - Lifelong Smyrna resident and longtime Town Council member H.G. Cole has announced he is seeking reelection to the Smyrna Town Council. Cole recently retired following more than 40 years as a local business owner. He began working at his family's pharmacy before opening LubePro's of Smyrna. Cole stated that running a small business taught him lessons in managing expenses, planning ahead, and making responsible choices—principles he brings to his service on the Town Council.

Moody Molavi became interested in comedy as a way to defend himself. The stand-up comedian spent the early part of his life between homes in his native Iran and Chattanooga. “I talk (in my stand-up act) about this transition of being that Iranian child with a thick accent trying to navigate a country where people dislike you for being Iranian and then another country –– where you’re from –– that disliked you for being American,” he said. “(I was) constantly fighting off bullies in either directi