Middle Tennessee’s drought is not over yet, even with all this July rain
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Middle Tennessee is working its way out of a severe drought that gripped the region this spring. Nashville International Airport recorded only 36.72 inches of rain from July 2025 to June 2026. That marks the driest 12-month stretch the city has seen since 1987-1988. Every...
Tennessee’s largest orthopedic group opens Spring Hill facility, surgery center to follow
Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance opened the doors to its new Spring Hill location July 1, bringing a 57,000-square-foot orthopedic campus to one of Middle Tennessee’s fastest-growing communities. The facility at 2160 Reserve Blvd. consolidates subspecialty orthopedic care, advanced imaging, physical therapy, occupational
‘It’s not going to bring my mom back’: Victim’s daughter speaks out as Tennessee...
Catherine Jean Jenkins was 54 years old and worked as a maid at the Cebon Motel in Kingston Springs.
Patrick Carter elected chair of State Bar Foundation
Patrick Carter, an attorney with Wolaver, Carter & Hogan and the city attorney for both Fairview and Spring Hill, has been confirmed as chair-elect of the Board of Trustees of the Tennessee Bar Foundation, following the foundation’s annual meeting in Knoxville in June. Carter is active in numerous legal...
Tennessee state record bass angler dies months after his historic catch
WHITWELL, Tenn. — Darren Nunley, the angler who caught the new Tennessee State Record largemouth bass earlier this year, passed away this week at his home in Whitwell, Tennessee. Nunley's obituary said,. Darren was a hardworking man who retired from Miller Industries after years of dedicated service. He will...
Drone Trials in Nashville and Mt. Juliet Draw Interest from Murfreesboro Police
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WGNS News) - Drones are becoming increasingly popular among police and fire departments across the country, and several Tennessee cities are testing the unmanned aircraft to determine whether they are a practical fit for local emergency response operations. Murfreesboro Police Chief Michael Bowen s
Operation Southern Slow Down Brings Extra Patrols to Rutherford County
Drivers in Rutherford County can expect to see more traffic enforcement this week as local agencies join law enforcement across five states for “Operation Southern Slow Down.”. The speed enforcement and awareness campaign runs from July 13-19 in Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. The effort focuse
Historic Cannonsburgh Village celebrates 50 years: Photos
Time appears to stand still at Cannonsburgh, Murfreesboro's pioneer village, which recently celebrated 50 years since its creation in 1976. Tennessee history from the 1830s through the 1930s is captured here in buildings relocated from the area. But a more modern bluegrass band took the stage at the June 26 event as fr
Cyclospora, the parasite infecting produce across the U.S. and local areas
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – A parasite called Cyclospora has been infecting food and water across the U.S., with raspberries and leafy greens specifically being impacted. Dr. David Kirschke, Medical Director for the Northeast Regional Health Office, told News Channel 11 a few ways to stay safe with produce. “Ways to
Fewer Tennesseans are buying electric vehicles, new report shows
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Electric vehicle sales are slipping in Tennessee, even as more public charging stations continue to come online. A new report from the Alliance for Automotive Innovation shows electric vehicles accounted for 3.86% of all new light-duty vehicle sales in Tennessee during the first three months of 202

















