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“John Doe” identified after more than 47 years

For more than 47 years, Jessie Lee Williamson’s identity remained a mystery. After more than a decade of DNA testing, Williamson was identified publicly by Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office detective Sgt. Richard Brinkley on Oct. 6 as an unidentified murder victim from Aug. 1, 1978. Sheriff’s detectives and...
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The most haunted places in Middle Tennessee

Middle Tennessee has its fair share of spooky places to explore. From haunted amusement parks, mysterious mansions, and spooky prisons, there are plenty of ghost stories across the Volunteer State.
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“That’s a Welcome Sign”: Former Burglar in Tennessee Reveals Home Security Mistakes That Make...

NASHVILLE, TN — A Tennessee woman who says she once made a living breaking into homes is now using her experience to help homeowners protect themselves — and some of her warnings are more surprising than you’d think. The former burglar, who goes by @sweetmarie333 on TikTok,...
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In-N-Out Burger Opening 3 Restaurants in Missouri’s Neighbor

In-N-Out Burger isn't coming to Missouri yet, but one of its neighbors gets 3 restaurants next year.
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Governor Bill Lee, community share reaction after Hickman County explosion

HICKMAN COUNTY, Tenn (WZTV) — An explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems in McEwen has left the community shaken and social media buzzing with reactions. Julie Barnhill, who lives just five miles from the site, described the moment the blast shook her home. "Me and my two-year-old were sitting down...
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No Kings Day of Action Returns to The Avenue Oct. 18 with Peaceful Protest

Murfreesboro, TN – A week away--next Saturday (10/18/2025) Murfreesboro Indivisible supporters will gather from 2:00 until 4:00 that afternoon for the second second nationwide No Kings Day of Action. The group will rally on the public sidewalk between Mimi’s Café and Chili’s at The Avenue on Medical Center Parkway.
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Rutherford County Fire Marshal Deployed to Scene of Fatal Explosion

Murfreesboro, TN - Rutherford County’s Fire Marshal Joshua Sanders was among the first specialized responders called to assist in the aftermath of Friday morning’s deadly explosion at the Accurate Energetic Systems (AES) facility in McEwen, Tennessee. Acting at the request of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms...
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Historic jail in Shelbyville plans to open for public tours

The jail was built in the 1860s, just after the Civil War, and was the county's primary jail until the late 1980s when a newer jail was built. The Bedford County Rock jail is located just off the square in Shelbyville.
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Police arrest suspect in deadly shooting in Murfreesboro

Officials announced Friday night that a suspect was taken into custody Friday night.
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Tennessee moves to extend teacher license terms, add flexibility as vacancies remain high

A report by the National Education Association recently ranked Tennessee No. 38 in the country for average teacher pay. While state officials said that the overall teacher shortage has improved, vacancies remain high.

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