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Tennessee commission overturns Metro’s denials of 2 Nashville charter schools

The commission also unanimously upheld MNPS’ denials of two other applicants: Nashville School of Excellence and Empowerment Academy Nashville.
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Nashville travelers leave early to beat Hurricane Isaias this weekend

Hurricane Isaias is prompting Nashville travelers to leave early during fall break, as Southwest Airlines issues a travel advisory.
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Nashville, TN Flood Watch: Roads, Creeks at Risk Through Sunday Oct 11th

Nashville, TN – Flood Watches covering 39 Tennessee counties and 15 counties in northern Mississippi remain in effect Saturday as excessive rainfall threatens roads, creeks and low-lying communities across the Mid-South through Sunday morning.
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Vanderbilt Hospital makes pivotal medical preservation method for donor hearts

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A medical breakthrough discovery is spreading across different programs but has first started at Vanderbilt Hospital. REUP, which stands for rapid recovery with extended ultra oxygenated preservation, is a new form of preservation for heart organs. It was created by doctors at Vanderbilt Health’s adult heart...
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REPORT: Kane Brown’s Nashville Bar Hit With $2.4 Million Lawsuit

Kane Brown’s on Broadway opened less than five months ago, but a dispute over the business’s previous sale has landed its new owners in court.
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Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Muslim Passenger Being Removed After Threatening To Blow...

Does a video show a Muslim passenger being removed from a Southwest Airlines plane after threatening to blow up a Nashville-to-Fort Lauderdale flight in early October 2026? No, that's not true: The video is from more than seven months earlier, on March 6, 2026, when the flight was diverted to Atlanta to "respond to a possible security matter," which was later determined not to be a credible threat. A Southwest spokesperson told Lead Stories that "Nothing new occurred."
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Rain check, Nashville: Weekend events canceled or moved due to severe weather

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Heavy rain, gusty winds and the potential for flooding this weekend have prompted several organizers to cancel or move outdoor events. Here’s what is changing, what each event was planned to include and whether a new date has been announced:. Making Strides of Nashville...
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Nashville Reaches 87 as Flood Watch Puts Weekend Rain in Focus

Nashville is forecast to reach about 87 degrees Friday, but the more immediate concern is a Flood Watch covering Davidson County and much of Middle Tennessee from late Friday night through Sunday morning. The National Weather Service in Nashville expects showers and thunderstorms to move in, with the heaviest rain and stronger gusts possible Saturday afternoon and night, according to its forecast discussion.
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Exclusive: Vanderbilt Football’s Bob Shoop Will Have Full Circle Moment With Son Jay as...

Vanderbilt football's Bob Shoop raised his son Jay around Vanderbilt, now he gets to coach against him at FirstBank Stadium as Ole Miss comes to town to face the Commodores.
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Tennessee electric company sending crews to Alabama as Hurricane Isaias approaches landfall

Middle Tennessee Electric is sending crews south as the Gulf Coast states are preparing for potentially harsh conditions as Hurricane Isaias, now a Category 3 storm, approaches landfall. Why It Matters. Widespread flooding and the possibility of tornadoes are likely to knock out power in many areas in and around...

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