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Murfreesboro unveils ‘initially’ free bus rides in new pilot route

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WSMV) - The City of Murfreesboro has unveiled a new “initially free” pilot bus route. The new route will begin on Feb. 2 for the Cason Lane and St. Andrews Driver corridor. “This route will be free initially during the pilot period. Before the pilot period...
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Long-Delayed Domestic Threat Case Nears Sentencing in Rutherford County

MURFREESBORO, TN - A case that dates back four years has wrapped up in a Rutherford County courtroom, and the convicted defendant, Trevor Anderson, is now facing sentencing. The case stems from a domestic disturbance reported on December 20, 2021, when Murfreesboro Police responded to a 9-1-1 call. Upon arrival,...
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From Warming Shelter to Championship Belt: Manchester Officers Meet Boxing Legend

COFFEE COUNTY, TN - What began as a routine welfare check on New Year’s Eve turned into an unforgettable encounter for Manchester Police officers and a powerful reminder of the human stories behind everyday calls. According to Manchester officials, Officers Chatfield and Weathers were dispatched to the Circle K on...
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Uncle Nearest Founders Sue Former CFO, Allege Fraud

Fawn and Keith Weaver, co-founders of Uncle Nearest, Inc., a well-known whiskey brand based in Shelbyville, have sued former Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Michael Senzaki. The suit was filed on Monday, Dec. 29. The Weavers have consistently alleged that Senzaki committed fraud during his time at the company in court...
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Tennessee state parks with easy trails, lakes, and waterfalls perfect for weekend wanderers

Some weekends call for slow wandering instead of long, tiring treks. Tennessee is full of parks with easy loops, gentle climbs, and picturesque spots to stop and take a breath. These trails make it easy to enjoy nature without pressure. Spring and fall bring the best weather for relaxed hiking....
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Roadkill Laws in Tennessee: Your Guide to Legal and Safe Salvage

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! You’re driving down a Tennessee highway when a deer suddenly jumps in front of your car. After the… This article, Roadkill Laws in Tennessee: Your Guide to Legal and Safe Salvage , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal...
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TN busts nearly 40 casinos for illegal online gambling, all still operational

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — On Monday, the Tennessee Attorney General's Office sent Local 3 a release, reading they “halted the operation of multiple illegal online sweepstakes casinos across the state.”. Phil Buehler with the office says it was just a portion of the casinos' operations, and all are still...
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Tennessee–Kentucky Weather Alert: Late-Month Winter Storm Threat Builds, Nashville in Focus Jan 17–30

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Nashville, Tennessee – A colder late-January pattern could bring an increased risk for a winter storm system across parts of Tennessee and Kentucky as the month winds down, with central and western areas of...
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Tennessee DUI law: Police can use reasonable force for blood test, adds saliva testing

For the start of 2026, Tennessee law enforcement has more tools to crackdown on drunk and impaired driving. This comes from a new state law which allows officers to use reasonable force to take blood samples from drivers suspected of driving under the influence and it includes a saliva test.
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Mid-South law enforcement crack down on impaired, distracted drivers

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Law enforcement agencies across the Mid-South are cracking down on impaired and distracted drivers. The start of 2026 is the start of new beginnings. For law enforcement agencies across Tennessee and Arkansas, it’s the start of new efforts to crack down on impaired and distracted drivers. In...

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