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CEO Teresa Broyles-Aplin is the CEO of NES, and is responsible for 230,000 customers losing power, some for two weeks, during the deadly ice storm in January.

Cast members of the original Little House on the Prairie are set for a reunion in one of Music City’s most revered venues. The beloved wholesome show, which followed the saga of the Ingalls family living on their Minnesota farm in the 1870s, aired from 1974 to 1983 (followed by a few reunion TV films). Of course, throu

via Ameila Day There’s a small city about an hour south of Seattle that calls itself the “Rhubarb Pie Capital of the World.” It’s called Sumner, Washington, and it’s where Amelia Day grew up. On a recent episode of The Load Out Music Podcast, we sat down with the singer-songwriter — now based in Nashville […] The post

A Memphis wildlife removal company set a new record last month, removing nearly two dozen raccoons that invaded one Olive Branch house.

More Davidson County homeowners may qualify for property tax relief and freeze programs after income limits increased for 2026 applications.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — As Pride Month begins across Tennessee, the state's recent designation of June as "Nuclear Family Month" is drawing renewed attention. On Monday, Tenn. Representative Andy Ogles posted on X: "Homosexuality has no place in America. Happy Nuclear Family Month." The post came less than two...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Nashville Zoo says that it’s “vehemently opposed” to the proposed data center that could be built next to the zoo’s parking lot. There are two proposals to build new data centers in Nashville — one near the Nashville Zoo and the other at Fisk University.

With the music industry drastically changing over the years, many country artists gifted Nashville the nickname “The Ten-Year Town.” The name came from how long it usually took for a singer to establish themselves in a city overrun with dreamers. But it appears that nobody told Zach Top that. Already climbing his way t

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Police say a suspect and his dog attacked officers during an arrest over the weekend in Nashville. Officers were in an area of Lafayette Street “known... for high volume narcotics use and narcotics distribution” at about 1 a.m. Sunday when they spotted the suspect, 26-year-old Lamont Avery, wa

According to the HPD, a man who could be affiliated with a Romanian gang entered the Hendersonville Walmart on May 13. He was wearing a polo shirt, blue shorts and Crocs shoes.