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Pack Your Bags And Retire To This Unbelievably Charming Small Town In Tennessee

What if retirement didn’t mean downsizing your life, but upgrading it?. Picture mornings on the water instead of mornings stuck in traffic. Picture neighbors who actually wave back. Tennessee has a small town built for exactly that kind of life change. Lake views stretch out in every direction, giving...
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Heat, strong storms expected through Friday, weather service says

The National Weather Service is warning residents across Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and Southwest North Carolina to prepare for dangerous heat and the potential for strong thunderstorms through at least […]
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Buc-ee’s Prepares to Begin Construction in Murfreesboro

Buc-ee’s is set to break ground on its newest Tennessee travel center on October 14 at Interstate 24 and Joe B. Jackson Parkway in Murfreesboro. The project will become the company’s fourth location in the state, according to the Nashville Business Journal, which cited a Buc-ee’s news release.
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Changes To Tennessee’s Criminal Responsibility Law Go Into Effect

A law that tweaks Tennessee’s “guilty by association” statute is now in effect. Senate Bill 1170, sponsored by Sen. Raumesh Akbari (D-Memphis), makes changes to Tennessee’s law on criminal responsibility, which had stated that a person can be held liable for a crime committed even if they just helped in the act.
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High ranking cartel members charged in investigation that began in East Tennessee, DOJ says

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The United States Department of Justice has moved a case, that began in East Tennessee, into federal criminal court against two high ranking members of the United Cartels. “Farias Mendoza and Vega Farias are charged with trafficking immense amounts of methamphetamine into the United States and
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Stay focused on the Duck River

Our river, the Duck, has been officially designated as a Tennessee Scenic River with the special protection from landfills and industrial pollution that comes with that designation. And after one of the driest springs on record in Middle Tennessee, we are finally getting some steady rain. The thirsty topsoil is soaking
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11 Tennessee State Parks That Are Almost Too Beautiful To Believe

I have driven past a lot of scenery in my life, but nothing prepared me for how often Tennessee would make me pull over. What started as a casual weekend plan turned into a slow obsession with finding the next view. I told myself I would visit one park, snap...
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Hot today with a few severe storms this afternoon

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Heat alerts continue today, but there is a growing concern for a few severe storms on Thursday afternoon and evening. The Storm Prediction Center’s 8 a.m. Thursday update has expanded the Slight Risk (level 2/5) for nearly all of our area. While storm coverage is projected to not be widespread
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Tennessee Silver Alert Ends For Missing Knox County Man

A Tennessee Silver Alert has been issued for 77-year-old Jerry Brown by the Knox County Sheriff’s Office has ended. Officials say the was found safe today after last being seen yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon. Knox County, TN (WOKI )- The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued a Tennessee Silver Alert...
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TWRA issues bear warning, advice

With bear sightings becoming more common throughout Middle Tennessee – including once recently in North Nashville – the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has issued advice to the public about how to deal with the situation:. Never feed a bear. Feeding bears is illegal and dangerous. Secure outdoors food...

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