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Persistent drought finally erased for most of Middle Tennessee

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - More showers, storms are in our forecast. A drought update was released early Thursday morning. It shows that much of Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky is done with the drought, at least for now. The only counties in our area with moderate drought status (showed in...
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Tennessee Tax-Free Weekend Begins July 31

Tennessee shoppers will have the opportunity to save money on back-to-school purchases during the state’s annual Sales Tax Holiday, which begins Friday, July 31, and runs through Sunday, Aug. 2. During the three-day tax-free weekend, shoppers will not pay state or local sales tax on many back-to-school essentials, incl
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Murfreesboro Council Approves $54.7 Million I-840 Cherry Lane Extension Deal

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WGNS) - The Murfreesboro City Council voted to advance the Cherry Lane Extension Phase 3 project, signing off on a $54.7 million agreement with the Tennessee Department of Transportation. The major infrastructure investment passed Thursday (July 23rd) clears the way for a brand-new interchange at I
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New Tennessee law penalizes youth for illegal vape, tobacco purchases

Tennessee teens buying nicotine or hemp products now face steeper consequences under a new law . The measure expands the existing law and imposes fines of $10 to $50 for youth under 21 who use a fake ID to illegally purchase such products. Dana Reno, director of Nashville Thrives , a Davidson County substance use preve
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Williamson County Nurse Loses License Over Explicit Texts

A Franklin nurse has lost his Tennessee license after state health officials say he sent sexually explicit text messages to patients he had treated and, in at least one case, tried to swap controlled substances for nude photos. The move comes after complaints involving three patients and cuts off his...
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Murfreesboro firefighters rescue trapped driver after car flips in crash

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WSMV) - Firefighters rescued a driver trapped in their car Thursday morning following a two-vehicle wreck. The crash was reported at Northwest Broad Street and Brinkley Avenue, according to a post from the Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department. “Firefighters stabilized an overturned vehicle, safely e
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Drum Corps International returning to Middle Tennessee

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WKRN) — Nashville’s Music City Drum and Bugle Corps will compete against top ensembles from across the country Friday, when one of the nation’s largest touring marching arts competitions makes a stop in Tennessee. Unlike traditional halftime marching bands, Drum Corps International productions blen
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MTSU to study honeybee circadian rhythm

Middle Tennessee State University researchers are beginning a new study on honeybees.
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Rutherford County commissioners approve eminent domain for proposed new jail site

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Rutherford County commissioners voted to move forward with eminent domain proceedings to acquire property for a proposed new jail, despite hours of public opposition and concerns over the cost of taking privately owned land. The commission approved the condemnation resolution in a 12-9 vote af
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Mexican Restaurant in Smyrna Permanently Closes After 18 Years

Mi Camino Real in Smyrna has permanently closed after nearly two decades of serving the community. The restaurant, located at 1890 Almaville Road, announced the closure on social media Tuesday morning. Owners said they had hoped to remain open through the end of the month, but that plan was no longer possible.

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