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Deadly crashes highlight need for safety improvements to Broadway corridor

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — After a deadly crash on North Broadway killed three people Monday morning, 6 News is taking a closer look at the corridor’s history of serious crashes and the changes now in the works. 6 News learned more about how one mother’s loss in a separate Broadway crash is helping fuel the […]
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Middle TN highway closed due to large gas main leak, EMA says

GREENBRIER, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Robertson County Emergency Management Agency reports that Highway 41 South is closed due to a large gas main leak near Daughton Drive on Tuesday afternoon. Crews from the gas department and other first-responding agencies are on the scene. Traffic is being diverted to Old Greenbrier...
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9 Tennessee Rooftop Bars With Amazing Skyline Views

Tennessee evenings have a way of making the sky feel like part of the plan. Streetlights start to glow, music drifts through the air, and suddenly a rooftop seat sounds better than anything indoors. A great skyline view can change the whole mood of a night. It makes dinner feel...
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Bojangles Adds Peach Iced Tea and Blackberry Cobbler to the Menu

Bojangles is kicking off summer with two new limited-time additions: a Peach Iced Tea and a Blackberry Cobbler, both available now at participating locations while supplies last. More Eat & Drink News. Bojangles Peach Iced Tea Arrives for Summer. The new Peach Iced Tea starts with Bojangles Legendary Iced Tea®,...
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New Nashville developments could be required to bury power lines

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — All new developments that propose new streets could soon require underground power lines. “It has been proven that underground utilities make more sense,” said Metro Council member Joy Styles. Styles is a sponsor of a new ordinance that would require all developments that propose...
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Nashville homes selling faster than last year as market gains momentum, report says

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - REMAX said the housing market gained momentum in May with home sales in Nashville going up 5.6% year over year. Some active listings are up more than 6%. And according to the report, some homes are selling in an average of 35 days which is two...
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Wilson County Schools approves construction for new school building

These two major school construction projects were a part of the county's budget process.
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Skip Broadway And Discover These Authentic Tennessee Dive Bars In Nashville

Broadway might get all the attention with its neon lights and tourist crowds, but the real heart of Nashville beats in its dive bars. These are the places where locals gather after work, where the beer is cold and cheap, and where nobody cares if you can carry a tune.
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Tennessee Abandoned an Execution Last Month, But Three More Are Still Scheduled This Year

It has been just over a month since executioners in Nashville abandoned the lethal injection of Tony Carruthers, who was strapped to a gurney for more than an hour as they tried and failed to place a secondary IV line. But while Gov. Bill Lee quickly granted Carruthers a one-year reprieve, his administration has not re
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When you can light, sell fireworks in Middle TN cities as July 4 nears

Middle Tennessee cities have their own regulations and restrictions for selling and igniting fireworks around the Fourth of July holiday. Some prohibit lighting and selling fireworks altogether, while others have legislated approval on certain times and dates on and around July 4 and the New Year's Eve and New Year's D

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