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America 250: Murfreesboro’s Roots Run Deep at Oaklands Mansion

MURFREESBORO, TN (WGNS) - This is our nation's its 250th anniversary, it’s hard not to feel the weight of history right here in Murfreesboro. The American experiment didn’t just unfold in Philadelphia or Boston — its ideals took root on the very ground we walk every day. Revolutionary War veterans, carrying the spirit
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Rutherford County mobile pet groomer offers free services to help shelter dogs get adopted

RUTHERFORD COUNTY - (WSMV) As animal shelters across the country report reaching capacity, one mobile pet groomer is offering free services to rescue dogs find homes. Melissa Nash, who operates A Royal Touch Mobile Pet Spa, said she has seen an increase in rescue dogs coming in for grooming. The shelter does not have a
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Severe Storms Threaten Rutherford County With High Winds And Heavy Rain

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (Rutherford Weather) - Rutherford County residents need to prepare for a wet and potentially stormy weekend as severe weather moves into Middle Tennessee. The National Weather Service placed the area under a flood watch through Sunday to handle the incoming heavy rains. Forecasters expect several ro
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Jimmy Dunn stepping down after 20 years as East TN district attorney

SEVIER COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) - 4th Judicial District Attorney Jimmy Dunn has confirmed to WVLT that he is stepping down. Dunn is currently in the middle of an eight-year term as district attorney, with the term set to expire in 2030. He said his last day will be Aug. 31.
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Oklahoma to Western Tennessee Face Significant Wind Threat Saturday With Gusts Up To 75...

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — Storms tomorrow afternoon, Saturday, July 11, could produce significant wind gusts of up to 75 mph, especially from Oklahoma to western Tennessee. Wind probability guidance highlights a corridor stretching across several states where the highest likelihood of damaging winds is expected. Highest W
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Ikard: TN Grocers Relieved Healthy SNAP Waiver Halted

The Tennessee Department of Human Services announced July 2 that it is ending implementation of the “Healthy SNAP Tennessee” program. Tennessee grocers had been preparing to implement changes to SNAP eligibility beginning July 31 that would have excluded sugary foods and carbonated beverages from SNAP purchases. But on
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In-N-Out Burger Opens Newest Middle Tennessee Location

In-N-Out Burger’s newest location opens in Madison today, July 10th at 1900 Gallatin Pike North. More Eat & Drink News. This will be the brand’s fifth location in Middle Tennessee, joining Murfreesboro, Lebanon, Franklin, and Antioch. Ben Sanchez, a 29-year In-N-Out veteran, will manage the Madison restaurant, accordin
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Smyrna restaurant reopens after employee allegedly attacked by customer in parking lot

SMYRNA, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Smyrna restaurant has reopened after one of its employees “was the victim of a violent and traumatic incident” at the location earlier this week. “A customer physically attacked me and then attempted to use her vehicle to run me over in our parking lot,” Mack’s Hot Chicken said in a Facebook po
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Arkansas Alabama and Tennessee Face Level 2 of 5 Risk Saturday as Storms Bow...

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — A Level 2 of 5 severe weather risk is in place for Saturday, July 11, running from the Ozarks in Arkansas across northern Alabama and into the Tennessee Valley. Forecasters say it will be hot and muggy, with storms bubbling up in the afternoon before clumping together and bowing out, bringing da
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TDOT Mourning Loss Of Employee Killed In Line Of Duty

Nashville, Tenn.–TDOT is mourning the loss of Cathy Sims, a 19-year employee who was killed in an accident in Haywood County earlier this week. According to TDOT officials, “We are grateful for the outpouring of love and support for the Sims family and Cathy’s TDOT colleagues from Gov. Bill Lee, the public, and other T

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