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Lawmakers question ‘time served’ after repeat offender accused in Germantown attack

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A Tennessee lawmaker says the case of a registered sex offender accused of attacking a woman in Germantown highlights gaps in how “time served” and probation are handled for violent and sexual offenses and argues it underscores the need for a major overhaul of Tennessee’s criminal justice...
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14 Reasons Why People in Tennessee Are Packing Up and Leaving in 2025

Tennessee has always been a favorite — mountains, music, hot chicken, low taxes, and more scenic backroads than you can count. But by 2025, even die-hard Tennesseans are looking at the housing market, the traffic, the tourists, and the skyrocketing insurance bills and thinking, “Bless this state’s heart… but I gotta...
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Judge temporarily blocks deployment of National Guard into Memphis

A group of elected officials sued after Gov. Bill Lee deployed the troops.
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WARN notices in Tennessee have increased by 12% since 2024

There's been a rise in layoffs in Tennessee. The number of people who lost their jobs increased by 12% compared to last year.
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10 Yard Features Tennessee Residents Might Soon Be Required To Remove

Tennessee homeowners might soon face new regulations about what they can keep in their yards. Local governments across the state are reviewing ordinances that could require residents to remove certain features many consider normal parts of their outdoor spaces. Understanding these potential changes now can help you...
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Tenn. SNAP beneficiaries to face new reapplication requirement amid fraud concerns

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary said SNAP beneficiaries will be required to reapply for benefits to prevent fraud. Those receiving the SNAP benefits would have to prove they meet the eligibility requirements to keep getting payments. Monday, the Tennessee...
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Tennessee’s Best Fried Catfish Is Served at a Tiny Roadside Shack

On the bluffs above the Tennessee River in Shiloh, a humble roadside shack has quietly perfected the art of fried catfish for generations. Hagy’s Catfish Hotel blends family lore, riverfront scenery, and Southern hospitality into an unforgettable meal that keeps locals and road-trippers returning. With a 4.6-star...
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The Italian Buffet In Tennessee Locals Call “Heaven For $10”

I walked into Sami’s Brick Oven Pizzeria & Buffet at 129 SE Broad St thinking I’d just grab a quick slice, and I walked out already plotting my triumphant return. This place somehow turns a simple ten-dollar bill into a golden ticket, and for a moment I felt like a very hungry Charlie stepping into his own chocolate...
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Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Marks 500th Fraud Investigation, Urges Local Residents to Stay Vigilant

The Tennessee Comptroller’s Division of Investigations has issued its 500th investigative report since it was established in 2016. These investigations have identified $51 million in fraud, waste, and abuse involving public funds and assets in the state. Nearly 1,600 criminal charges have been filed against...
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TDHS begins issuing full SNAP benefits for Tennessee families on Monday

SNAP households that previously received partial benefits will have the remaining benefit amount added to their EBT card on Monday, November 17.

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