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The Tennessee Angler Recognition Program (TARP) is close to honoring its 10,000th trophy-sized fish since its start in 2003, promoting sportfishing and collecting fish data.
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An accident in Smyrna, TN led to closures on E. Sam Ridley Parkway, with the Smyrna Police Department advising alternative routes and caution on their Facebook page.
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Nashville expects a wet week with showers and thunderstorms and highs in the low 80s. Precipitation chances are high until midweek, with signs of clearing by Thursday.
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Tennessee attorney Jennifer Porth pled guilty to misappropriating $479,095 from clients, resulting in permanent disbarment and a ten-year sentence with one year incarceration before probation.
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Nashville celebrates the 8th anniversary of hubNashville, a service platform with nearly 2 million service requests processed, during National Customer Service Week.
A water main break in Lebanon causes lane closures on West Main Street, with local police advising commuters of traffic impacts and ongoing repair efforts.
UT-Battelle settles with EEOC, paying $2.8 million over alleged religious discrimination related to COVID-19 vaccine mandate violations.
The inaugural Tennessee Biodiversity Summit, offering talks, interactive booths, and networking opportunities, is open for registration with a complimentary lunch until Oct. 7.
Sunny weather with high temperatures around 88-90 degrees is expected in Nashville, with calm winds and clear nights. The mild weather is set to continue into next week with a slight chance of rain.
A Rutherford County man avoided a scam involving a fake virus pop-up and a caller posing as law enforcement after his stepdaughter advised him to hang up.
Shelbyville Police offers free active-shooter training to the public at Edgemont Baptist Church on October 6, promoting community safety and emergency preparedness.
Franklin Police Department swears in Officer John Baker, a Nashville native and former student at Samford and Middle Tennessee State University, as a new force member.
A year after Tropical Storm Helene, TEMA reports on Tennessee's recovery and resilience, highlighting the combined efforts of the community and government agencies.
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