6:30PM Friday Night Live Brings Music, Magic, and Community to Murfreesboro’s Historic Square
REMINDER: Tonight is the night to be on the MURFREESBORO SQUARE! A free concert will take place this evening at 6:30 p.m. (08/08/25) as part of the ongoing Friday Night Live concert series — a summer tradition that brings music, magic, and community spirit to Murfreesboro’s historic square.
16 Soldiers from Across the U.S. Become Military Police after Rigorous Training in Smyrna,...
Today, the Tennessee National Guard reported that 16 soldiers from various states, including Alaska, Indiana, Massachusetts, Nebraska, and Ohio, became the U.S. Army's latest military policemen. Graduating from the intense 4-week Military Police Basic Course at Smyrna's Volunteer Training Site, the transition course...
High-Tech Manhunt in Murfreesboro Leads to Arrest of Suspected Kidnapper and Accomplice
In a coordinated effort that feels ripped from a crime thriller, the Murfreesboro Police Department, in conjunction with technological tools, apprehended a man wanted on charges of aggravated assault and kidnapping. According to a social media post by the Murfreesboro, TN Police Department, 24-year-old Ahmed Gouda...
Tennessee kindergarten immunization rates fall for fourth straight year
For herd immunity against measles and polio outbreaks, doctors would like to see 95% of students immunized.
Tennessee Attorney General’s Office orders Thomas Clardy back to prison after appeals court ruling
An appeals court has reinstated the 2007 conviction, siding with prosecutors who argued the original trial met the legal standard.
Attorney says heart device did not shock Tennessee man in execution who said he...
TENNESSEE-EJECUCIÓN AP A Tennessee man who said he was “hurting so bad” during his lethal injection this week was not shocked by his implanted defibrillator, his attorney said Friday. Kelley Henry, the federal public defender for Byron Black , said her team received an initial evaluation of the data from his...
VA honors 106-year-old WWII and Korean War veteran
At 106-years-old, Tommy Gwynn can tell first-hand stories like few others. The history he's lived is nothing short of staggering. On Thursday came a new way to honor that.
Tennessee seeks waiver to ban soda, allow prepared food purchases under SNAP
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is seeking federal waivers to update the state's SNAP program to exclude sodas and include some prepared foods, joining 12 other states that have already been approved.
This Day in History: Slaves were freed in the state of Tennessee
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - On August 8, 1863, Tennessee’s military governor, Andrew Johnson, freed the state’s enslaved people, marking one of the first Emancipation Days in the U.S. Formerly enslaved Sam Johnson later led efforts to officially celebrate the date, hosting the first known Emancipation Day in 1871.
11,000 homes coming to La Vergne
LA VERGNE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The City of La Vergne is once again on the verge of rapid expansion, as one of the largest mixed-use developments in Tennessee history begins to take shape. Twinning Stations Project - Ordinance #2025-15Click here to view the PDF file. The Twinning Stations project...
