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Court Dates Scheduled for Adults Charged in 2024 Killing of Harlon Dwayne Webb

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Tenn. (WGNS News) - WGNS has confirmed that one of four suspects tied to a deadly attempted robbery in Smyrna is scheduled to appear in court later this month, nearly two years after the victim was shot and killed outside a North Rutherford County gas station. The case...
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Additional arrests made in Rutherford County missing persons case turned murder investigation

Deputies are announcing six new arrests in a murder investigation that started as a missing persons case.
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Cash App agrees to changes after Tennessee joins settlement alleging customers were misled

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti has joined attorneys general in 47 other states in reaching a multistate settlement with Cash App’s parent company, Block Inc., after alleging the company misled consumers about fraud protections, customer support and how money stored on the app was
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This Tennessee Barnyard Buffet Serves Southern Comfort Food Locals Love

Road trips are always better when the meal becomes part of the adventure. Tennessee has a country-style restaurant where generous Southern cooking, peaceful pond views, and endless comfort food make it easy to stay longer than planned. Come hungry. Seriously. Fried chicken, pulled pork, catfish, ribs, homemade sides, a
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11 charged in meth trafficking ring allegedly run from inside Tennessee prison

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Eleven people have been charged in a federal methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy. Prosecutors say the trafficking was directed from inside a Tennessee prison. The attorney's office says Corey Byrd, 38, used contraband cell phones while serving a prison sentence to coordinate a meth distribu
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Spotted Lanternfly Sightings Spread Across Tennessee

State and local officials say Tennessee is seeing a fresh wave of spotted lanternfly activity this week, with a particularly large cluster reported in Bristol on Monday. The invasive, colorful, sap-sucking insect can stress grapevines, fruit trees and hardwoods, and authorities are urging residents to document and dest
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Sobering Problem Chapter 6: State Police Lead Sober DUI’s:

In Part 6 of WSMV's Sobering Problem documentary, data shows no TN agency is making more sober DUI arrests than the Tennessee State Highway Patrol.
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Strong storms and flooding rain are possible for the end of the week in...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Heat and humidity remain in the forecast as strong storms and possible flooding enter the picture late Thursday and continue through Sunday. Rain and thunderstorms will diminish this evening. Some patchy fog is possible overnight where rain falls. There’s less of a chance for rain tomorrow;...
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Tennessee considers new pathways for teacher licensing requirements

Tennessee could soon give aspiring teachers alternative ways to meet the state's educator licensure requirements, which some say would make it easier to enter and stay in the profession without lowering standards.
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SELC plans to sue TVA, saying Tennessee coal-and-gas combo breaks Clean Air Act

Tennessee Valley Authority decides to keep Cumberland coal plant running alongside new gas plant, potentially violating federal law. The Tennessee Valley Authority was once moving toward retiring its aging coal power plant fleet. Now one of its largest plants is set to keep burning coal even as a new gas plant comes on

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