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Gabby Petito’s family in Nashville to raise awareness about domestic violence

Gabby Petito's family came to Nashville for a domestic violence awareness benefit, sharing her story and red flags to watch for that could indicate abuse.
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Sandwiched Between St. Louis And Nashville Is Illinois’ Only-Known Dormant Volcano Hidden In Plain...

Most people are familiar with Illinois as the home of Chicago, or perhaps as the starting point of Route 66. However, the state also features a notable geological wonder: Hicks Dome. Most volcanoes in the U.S. are on the West Coast, in Alaska, or in Hawaii., but Hicks Dome is, in fact, a dormant Midwestern volcano — on
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L.L. Bean Moves Closer to Opening Its First Tennessee Store

L.L. Bean will open its first location in Tennessee on Friday, July 17th, at the CoolSprings Galleria. A sign has already gone up at the mall in the former Forever 21 space as the store prepares for its debut. More Business News. According to the company’s website, the store will...
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Pleasant View woman charged with misuse of 911

A woman in Cheatham County is feeling the heat, literally and figuratively, after an allegedly misguided 911 call. Kelli Jo Cottrell, 38, of Pleasant View, was arrested on Friday, June 19, for resisting arrest and use of 911 in non-emergency situations, according to an arrest affidavit filed with the Cheatham County Ge
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Hormonal birth control may influence eating behaviors, study finds

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A new study published in JAMA Network Open found that women taking active hormone birth control pills reported higher levels of emotional eating than when they were taking inactive or placebo pills. Researchers examined data from 422 women using combined oral contraceptives, commonly known as.
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Severe storms cause flooding, damage across Kentucky, Middle Tennessee

Kentucky remains under a state of emergency statewide after severe storms and flooding ravaged the commonwealth, and some areas in northern Middle Tennessee are assessing flood damage now that the weather has cleared.
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Man leads police on chase after leaving the scene of a crash on I-24,...

LYON COUNTY, Ky. (KFVS) - A man is facing several charges after an incident Saturday afternoon in western Kentucky. The Lyon County Sheriff’s Office said at around 3 p.m. on June 27, deputies were called in to assist a Kentucky State Police trooper who was responding to a two-vehicle collision on Interstate 24 after on
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Extraordinarily hot, humid week ahead

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - First Alert Weather Days remain in effect from now through Sunday, July 5. Remaining very warm and very muggy this evening. Temperatures will fall through the 80s. Extreme heat and humidity are expected Monday. The sky will turn partly cloudy. Low, 77. High, 97. An Extreme...
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CAA Stakes Its Claim In Nashville Yards With Towering New HQ

Creative Artists Agency has officially traded its longtime downtown digs for a new perch at Nashville Yards, taking over anchor-tenant status and locking in its name on the side of the creative office building. The move pulls CAA’s Nashville teams into one amenity-heavy headquarters on Church Street, with the office se
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Williamson County dumpster fire caused by lithium-ion batteries, firefighters say

WILLIAMSON CO., Tenn. (WSMV) - Williamson County Fire Rescue said lithium-ion batteries caused a dumpster fire Saturday afternoon. Crews responded to the Williamson County Convenience Center for reports of a dumpster fire. “Crews quickly contained the fire to the dumpster and prevented it from spreading,” WCFR said. On

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