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TN Dept. of Safety warns of new scam

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) -The Tennessee Department of Safety is reporting the occurrence of a new scam. The department reported the scam to social media Saturday afternoon. The scam involves the use of fraudulent text messages. The messages claim to be from the TN Department of Safety or the TN Drivers Services but are in
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Outdoor Cat Laws in Tennessee: What Every Cat Owner Needs to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Tennessee gives cat owners more freedom than many states when it comes to letting pets roam outdoors — but that freedom is not unlimited, and it is not uniform across the state. Whether your cat slips out the back door or you intentionally let i
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Exotic Pets That Are Legal in Tennessee (And the Ones That Are Not)

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Tennessee is one of the more nuanced states when it comes to exotic pet ownership. Rather than issuing a blanket ban or opening the door to anything, the state uses a tiered classification system that sorts animals into legal, permit-required, a
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10 Hidden Tennessee Hiking Trails With Views Worth The Climb

The best Tennessee views are not visible from the road. They have to be earned, and that is exactly what makes them worth it. Most people drive right past the trailheads without a second glance. The curious ones stop, lace up, and come back with stories that no scenic overlook pullout could ever compete with.
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13 Retro-Style Cafeterias In Tennessee That Feel Like A Delicious Trip Back In Time

Tennessee has a special kind of dining experience that takes you straight back to simpler times. Retro-style cafeterias and meat-and-three restaurants still serve home-cooked Southern food the old-fashioned way, with steam tables, cafeteria trays, and recipes passed down through generations. These aren’t just places to
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10 Easygoing Tennessee Towns Where $1200 A Month Makes Retirement Feel Doable

Retiring on $1200 a month doesn’t leave much room for fantasy spreadsheets or luxury assumptions. It’s the kind of budget that forces honesty, simplicity, and a good map. But Tennessee quietly changes the conversation. Not with miracles, but with small-town math that actually works. Lower rents. Slower days.
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Doctor in botched Tennessee execution had not placed central line in 13 years, court...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The doctor tasked with starting IV lines for Tennessee executions had not placed a central line in 13 years and does not have hospital privileges, according to a new federal court filing. The filing includes the deposition of the physician for the execution of Tony Carruthers....
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Former Shelby County Schools superintendent named to MSCS oversight board

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A former superintendent is making a comeback as the state of Tennessee takes over Memphis Shelby County Schools (MSCS). Today Governor Lee signed the bill creating an oversight board over MSCS. And the governor made his pick for the members of that board. Under that law, this board must be in place by
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Murfreesboro leaders advance road plan to address growth and traffic

In a unanimous vote, the Murfreesboro City Council approved a resolution to support the Stonesbattle Parkway Corridor Plan.
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Governor Lee honors fallen Tennesseans at Annual Memorial Day Ceremony

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WBBJ) – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Tennessee Department of Veterans Services Commissioner Tommy Baker, and Tennessee Adjutant General, Major General Warner A. Ross II paid tribute to three service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice during the State’s Memorial Day Ceremony on Friday morning. United

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