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Second Harvest Food Bank activates emergency plan due to urgent needs

The State of Tennessee will not use any of its over $2 billion “Rainy Day Fund” to pay for SNAP benefits in November.
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National Pen Deepens Roots in Shelbyville

Two years ago, National Pen in Shelbyville announced a reduction in its workforce. Today, the company announced the creation of over 60 new positions at its Shelbyville facility. The company stated this plus for Shelbyville is part of a major expansion designed to enhance its operations and better serve customers...
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The Spooky Tennessee Ghost Tour Locals Swear You Shouldn’t Take Alone

Night falls fast in Tennessee. One moment the world hums with the sound of crickets, and the next, silence wraps around you like a secret. Locals say the state’s haunted past lingers in every echo in the hills of Gatlinburg, in the cobblestone alleys of Nashville, in the forgotten graveyards where time stands still.
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Man Accused of Cousin’s Murder Arrested in Rutherford County

The investigation into the October 18 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Ja’Quan Nolan in the parking lot of Forest Park Apartments on Highway 70 South in Bellevue shows that Nolan’s own cousin shot him in the back of the head while attempting to fire into one of the apartments.
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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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‘Operation Blackout’ to add extra layer of protection in Tennessee communities on Halloween

The annual statewide Operation Blackout gives an extra layer of protection to Tennessee communities by setting Halloween restrictions for convicted sex offenders in neighborhoods across the state. On Halloween night, children are knocking on doors, and have no idea who the may come in contact with. Because of this,...
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Debate Rages On: Jerri Green, Tennessee Gubernatorial Candidate, Aims to Terminate ‘Voucher Scheme’ and...

This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Tennessee Gubernatorial Candidate Jerri Green Wants to End ‘Voucher Scheme’ and Follow Kentucky’s Lead.
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Tennessee Man Arrested After Hiding in Ex-Girlfriend’s Closet with AR-Style Rifle and Attacking Her...

Memphis, TN – A 26-year-old Tennessee man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s townhouse, hiding in her closet with an AR-style rifle, and then confronting her and her new boyfriend while they were asleep with her five-year-old child nearby. The terrifying home invasion...
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State Spokeswoman Confirms: EBT Cards Will Continue Functioning Next Month, Despite Rumors – A...

This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on EBT cards will not stop working next month, state spokeswoman confirms. EBT cards will not stop working next month, state spokeswoman confirms.
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Stockard on the Stump: National Guard could roam Memphis streets for a year

Tennessee National Guard soldiers could be patrolling Memphis for up to a year, lending credence to the governor’s prediction that the crime task force in Memphis could be permanent. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth notified Gov. Bill Lee in a Sept. 23 letter that the U.S. Department of Defense is prepared to...

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