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‘Wrong house, wrong house’: Man opens fire in home full of children, police say
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Detectives arrested a man for allegedly breaking into an apartment and opening fire in the Cayce Homes neighborhood in July. According to the arrest affidavit, in the early morning hours of July 25, 27-year-old James Allen Briggs, with the help of two other men, broke into an apartment on Sylvan Street. He gained access by breaking the window A/C unit loose and pushing it through so he could climb in the window, the affidavit states.
Middle Tennessee parents sue Williamson County school board, claim child was unfairly expelled, punished
The parents of an Independence High School student are suing the Williamson County school board and District Attorney Stacey Edmondson after they say their child was unfairly expelled and punished under a districtwide zero tolerance policy. The case is the latest filing against the board regarding the zero tolerance policy, passed in 2023 as a result of the Covenant School shooting in Nashville. A second case, filed May 21 in the U.S. District Court's Middle Tennessee district...
Kenwood High school JROTC raiders decisive win in first raider competition of CMCSS school year
CLARKSVILLE, TN − This Saturday, August 24th, The Kenwood High School JROTC Raider team put to the test their abilities after a 2-month long summer break. They showed remarkable skills and determination to achieve a decisive victory on their school grounds. The Raider team went on to secure 1st place in 6 categories with only 3rd place in one other. The Raider event was held on the campus of Kenwood High School, with 14 Raider Teams from the district and the Tri-state area.
Racers Net Four Goals In Victory Over Governors
Megan Wilson recorded her first career multi-goal game in Thursday’s home victory. The Racers handled the Austin Peay Governors in a Thursday afternoon match, winning 4-1 at Cutchin Field in Murray, Kentucky. Since the 2017 season, Murray State has recorded at least one four-goal game in each of the last eight seasons.
Sewage from Kingston Springs emptying into the Harpeth River
A sewage treatment facility in Kingston Springs empties into the Harpeth River every day. It’s legal to do this, but under the Clean Water Act, wastewater discharges need to be within certain limits.
Packers Add Former Titans Kicker
The Tennessee Titans cut Brayden Narveson, but he found a new home after a strong preseason.
Fort Campbell temporarily closing 2 gates for construction
FORT CAMPBELL, KY – Fort Campbell is temporarily closing Gates 10 and 6 for construction starting Sep. 1. Gate 10 is scheduled to be closed through Oct. 15 and Mabry Gate will be open 24/7 during the closure. Individuals will detour from the Gate 10 area to Mabry Gate from Jordan Springs Road to Boiling Springs Road to Mabry Road.
Motorcyclist killed in crash on Providence Boulevard in Clarksville
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A motorcyclist was killed late Thursday night in a single-vehicle crash on Providence Boulevard. At about 12:05 a.m., the motorcycle crashed at 624 Providence Blvd., according to Clarksville Police spokesman Officer Scott Beaubien. Providence was shut down in both directions between E Street and...
How Jeff Faris began path to becoming Austin Peay football coach under David Cutcliffe
The sight would warm David Cutcliffe's heart. As early as the Duke football coach liked to get to work, he wasn't always the first in the building. Cutcliffe's office was next to offensive line coach John Latina's, and often, right before Cutcliffe opened his door, the first thing he'd see was Latina holding...
More than 370 DUIs dismissed in TN in first six months of 2024
TULLAHOMA, Tenn. (WSMV) - Tammy Allen admits it had been a long shift at work. Twelve hours, in fact, leaving her factory job and heading to her new home in Tullahoma. So when she saw red and blue lights in her rearview mirror, she wasn’t surprised. In fact, body...
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