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Tennessee lawmakers made a huge mistake on pharmacies | Opinion

Tennessee lawmakers just passed a pharmacy regulation bill , modeled after an Arkansas law that federal courts have already blocked. Instead of learning from the legal chaos in our neighboring state, Nashville will likely face a similar lawsuit where it can expect to spend untold sums of taxpayer dollars defending a po
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MNPD: Woman arrested, charged with assaulting an officer and inciting a riot

Nashville, Tenn. (WZTV) — A woman was arrested and charged with assaulting an officer during a large fight Friday. An affidavit from Metro Nashville Police details the arrest of Shametrice Ezell during what police described as a large fight between thirty to forty people on Charels E Davis Blvd.
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South Nashville woman rallies community to save local market

A South Nashville woman is on a mission to save her neighbor's dream — and she's inviting the whole community to help.
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Williamson County Animal Center raising fees for humane trap rentals

The Williamson County Animal Center is raising the price of one of its services, and they're asking the community to make some changes so the service can continue.
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Centennial, Franklin high schools hold graduations in torrential downpour

FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - Heavy rains Thursday night did not stop high school graduations in Williamson County. Both Centennial High School and Franklin High School read the names of their graduating class in a torrential downpour. Students dressed in caps and gowns walked across the stage as the rain fell.
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Nettie’s Spicy Chik Opens Its First Nashville Restaurant

After building a loyal following through her food truck, Jessica “Nettie” Simpson has officially given her Nashville hot chicken a permanent home. Located at 811 Dickerson Pike, Unit B, Nettie’s Spicy Chik recently opened its first brick-and-mortar restaurant. This marks the next chapter for a business that...
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13 Retro-Style Cafeterias In Tennessee That Feel Like A Delicious Trip Back In Time

Tennessee has a special kind of dining experience that takes you straight back to simpler times. Retro-style cafeterias and meat-and-three restaurants still serve home-cooked Southern food the old-fashioned way, with steam tables, cafeteria trays, and recipes passed down through generations. These aren’t just places to
Featured picture for Women Take Hourlong Uber To Nashville. Then The Driver Does Something Dangerous: 'I Would Have Lost My Mind'

Women Take Hourlong Uber To Nashville. Then The Driver Does Something Dangerous: ‘I Would...

Getting into someone else's car means surrendering a certain amount of control. Once you’re in someone else's vehicle, the speed, route, temperature, playlist, and even their level of road rage are largely out of your hands. Sure, you can make requests, but you can't make them do something they've...
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TBI Names Douglas Martinez Wanted In Shelby County

State investigators are putting out a fresh call for the public's help in finding Douglas Martinez, a convicted sex offender wanted out of Shelby County. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has featured Martinez in its "Fugitive Friday" bulletin and says he may be moving through the Nashville, Memphis or Atlanta area
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Ground stop at Nashville International Airport, 87 delays

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a ground stop until 2:30 p.m. due to thunderstorms. As of 2:15 p.m., there have been more than 80 delays to and from BNA, according to FlyNashville. The probability of an extension is currently 30%.

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