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Bed Bath & Beyond opening 2 more stores in November. See new locations.

Bed Bath & Beyond is opening two more locations in Tennessee this November. The two locations will open at The Avenue in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Saturday, Nov. 1, and at One Bellevue Place in Nashville on Saturday, Nov. 8, Starr Hudgens, The Brand Home Collective's chief of staff, previously told USA TODAY. The...
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Four Arrested in Tennessee Meth Bust After Drug Task Force Seizes 127 Grams of...

Memphis, TN – Four people, including three men and one woman, have been arrested after a methamphetamine bust in rural Brosville, Tennessee, according to the West Tennessee Drug Task Force. Investigators say they seized over 127 grams of suspected meth, but later discovered that only a small portion of it was genuine.
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Tennessee Attorney General joins push to revisit birthright citizenship clause

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrimetti said that interpretation goes far beyond what the founders intended.
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November Tornado Risk Map Warns of Elevated Threat Across Southern U.S. and Midwest

CHICAGO, Ill. — November is shaping up to be an active month for severe weather, with meteorologists warning that shifting seasonal patterns could bring an elevated tornado threat across parts of the South, Midwest, and lower Mississippi Valley. Storm chaser Adam Lucio shared an updated tornado risk outlook for...
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ACLU files brief in support of lawsuit over National Guard deployment to Memphis

The American Civil Liberties Union filed an amicus brief in support of the seven elected officials who are challenging Gov. Bill Lee's deployment of the Tennessee National Guard to Memphis, the organization announced in an Oct. 31 news release. The brief argues the governor violated the Tennessee Constitution by...
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More than 800 TN workers affected by layoffs through WARN Notices issued in October

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - More than 800 Tennesseans have been affected by layoffs through WARN Notices that were issued throughout the month of October, according to the Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development. Throughout October, the state reports eight WARN Notices were filed, affecting 818...
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Stones River Mall: From Bankruptcy to Reinvention in Murfreesboro, TN’s Retail Heart

Every town has a place that tells you more about its past than any historical marker ever could. For Murfreesboro, that place is Stones River Mall. It has been a symbol of ambition, collapse, reinvention, and survival - sometimes all at once. Built on optimism in the late 1980s and...
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Second Harvest to activate emergency SNAP plan & start mass food distributions

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee will activate its emergency SNAP plan on Saturday, the food bank announced. In a news release, Second Harvest stated it will activate the emergency plan to serve 52,000 people who were identified as the most vulnerable population in Northeast...
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‘A gamechanger’: FCC paves way for cellphone jamming in state prisons

A new step by the federal government would allow state prisons to block the signals of contraband cellphones, which Tennessee Department of Correction Commissioner Frank Strada called "a gamechanger in corrections."
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Tennessee councilwoman urges Governor Lee to relax grocery sales tax during shutdown

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — As thousands of Tennesseans face the loss of SNAP benefits on Saturday, a Memphis city councilwoman wrote a letter to Governor Bill Lee asking him to push a proposal that would suspend grocery taxes every weekend until the federal government shutdown ends. A release from the...

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