Private Investigator Presents New Findings on Nashville Drowning Case of University of Missouri Student
The private investigation into Riley Strain's death by Steve Fischer is complete, revealing discrepancies in initial reports. The family holds Fischer's extensive findings, which have yet to be publicly released.
Meet Cheddar, Feta, and Friends: Nashville Zoo's New Skunk Kits Named After Cheeses Debut as Educational Stars
The Nashville Zoo introduced six skunk kits named after cheeses, to be part of their educational programs. These kits, alongside adult skunks, will teach visitors about skunks' ecological roles and correct misconceptions.
Silver Alert Issued for Missing West Nashville Man with a Medical Condition
A Silver Alert has been issued for 23-year-old David Quinteros-Duarte, who went missing in West Nashville with a medical condition that impairs his ability to return safely. He was last seen wearing a pink shirt, black pants, and yellow shoes.
URGENT AMBER Alert for Autistic Nonverbal 7-Year-Old Girl in Dandridge, Tennessee Amidst July 4th Concerns
An AMBER Alert has been issued for 7-year-old Serenity Kinsey, who is missing from Jefferson County, TN. She is nonverbal and autistic. Authorities and the community are actively searching for her.
Clarksville's Peachers Mill Road and Cunningham Lane Sidewalk Projects Advance, Enhancing Local Connectivity and Safety
The Clarksville Street Department is making progress on the Transportation 2020+ Plan with new sidewalks on Peachers Mill Road and Cunningham Lane aimed at improving connectivity and safety.
Nashville’s Metro Arts Expands Art Lending Library to More Branches, Supports Local Artists
Metro Arts expands its Lending Library Collection at the Nashville Public Library with 53 new artworks, enhancing public access to local art and benefiting artists financially. An opening reception is scheduled for July 18th.












