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Things Every Small Town Had Years Ago Every small town had certain places, people, and traditions years ago that made life feel more connected, familiar, and wonderfully predictable. You knew where to buy a loaf of bread, who worked at the bank, which church was having a supper, and exactly

Federal officials have cleared Tennessee's $5 billion I-24 Choice Lanes project, but some South Nashville property owners say they could lose their homes to make way for the toll lanes.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - After a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for multiple counties and East Tennessee areas, the effects of the storm have begun for thousands of residents. So far, damages like downed trees, power outages and flooding have been reported. Power Outages. You can check if you’ve been...

Two people face felony charges following a Murfreesboro Police investigation into an alleged illegal massage operation at Better Life Massage on Las Casas Pike. Two recent hot vehicle deaths involving children with autism raise renewed concerns about daycare transportation procedures and child safety during extreme Ten

The fire happened in the 8000 block of Henry Horton Highway, which is near the intersection of Highway 96 and 41A, Monday night.

Baskin-Robbins – the world’s largest chain of specialty ice cream shops – hosted a grand opening of its new Murfreesboro Baskin-Robbins shop at 1741 S. Rutherford Blvd., Suite Q on Saturday, Aug. 15. For Baskin-Robbins franchisees Nirav Patel, Ankit Patel and Binjan Patel, opening a new shop...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - WVLT News is tracking power outages as severe weather moves through East Tennessee. Staying in the know and preparing for storms is key to staying safe, and WVLT News’ First Alert Weather Team has you covered. Check here for the latest weather updates, and download the First Alert Weather App

A former court clerk for the Shelbyville Municipal Court was taken into custody after being indicted Monday for multiple offenses, including theft and evidence tampering, according to authorities.

The first-amendment attorney representing Coffee County resident Sarah Bradley has clapped back at the City of Manchester, calling its allegations “outrageous.”. The city recently filed an injunction, seeking to ban Bradley from making records requests for one year, as well as asking for explanations of records, and wo