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Two teenage residents fled Hollis Academy in Waynesboro; police describe them as wearing gray sweatsuits and say the search is active. Neighbors were urged to secure property.
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Perry County agreed to pay $835,000 to settle a federal suit after a Lexington man spent 37 days jailed over a Facebook meme. The settlement resolves his civil‑rights claims.
One person was wounded in a shooting on 11th Avenue in Nashville; police are canvassing the scene and seeking witnesses.
Weather & Environment in ...
Heavy afternoon storms are likely today with 2+ inches possible through Memorial Day; expect soggy commutes and spotty flooding.
Real Estate & Development in ...
BNA is soliciting bids for a 20,600‑square‑foot credit‑card lounge in the north mezzanine, with major issuers already circling and a $5.15M minimum annual revenue for the airport.
A motorcyclist was seriously injured on SE Broad Street when a pickup reportedly failed to yield while turning; the rider was airlifted and MPD's crash team is investigating.
Murfreesboro’s Overdose Unit received INIA’s 2026 Community Impact Award after major drug seizures and 11 overdose‑homicide indictments.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Crews installing power poles struck a gas line at the I‑24/Medical Center Parkway interchange, closing the westbound ramp and snarling traffic for hours.
Solaren vehicles were observed outside FirstBank Amphitheater while the company's state license was suspended; a judge later temporarily reinstated the license and set a June hearing.
A Davidson County judgment found unequal treatment in Nashville’s home‑occupation code, prompting Metro to file a bill to rewrite the rules. Advocates call it a win for home studios and in‑home services.
Agents seized more than 1,500 pounds of meth disguised as alfalfa pellets in Dickson County and arrested four people after uncovering a conversion lab.
A woman was shot inside an East Nashville home Tuesday while children were present; police say she is expected to survive and the shooter remains at large.
A work dispute outside Against the Grain Tattoo in Smyrna turned deadly last Wednesday. Police say the shooter claimed self-defense and the case will go before a grand jury.
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