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Man convicted of rape arrested after removing GPS monitor, leading police in pursuit on I-40
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man convicted of rape was arrested after leading officers on a pursuit on Interstate 40 Thursday afternoon, according to Mt. Juliet police. Police said the man was wanted out of Nashville for violation of community supervision and removing a GPS monitor for a rape conviction. Officers arrested him after a short pursuit on I-40 East.
Cookeville Regional has something cuddly in store for pediatric patients
Pictured above – Charlotte Hall, ER Patient Liaison. Patient Liaison program at Cookeville Regional currently has four liaisons located in the ER. The Patient Liaisons at Cookeville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) have something cuddly for pediatric patients who are seen in the ER. Teddy bears are now available for pediatric patients who might need some extra comfort while they are being seen in the ER at Cookeville Regional.
Lebanon awarded $350K state grant to build splash pad at city park
Don Fox Park in Lebanon will get a new splash pad through a $350,000 state grant, according to an announcement by Tennessee Rep. Clark Boyd, R-Lebanon. The 6,000 square foot splash pad will replace a 30-year-old wading pool and include accessible parking and pathways at the park on West Baddour Parkway, according to the city. ...
UT Knoxville to receive $500k to research automotive cybersecurity
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — As new vehicles become even more connected to the internet, how can drivers feel safe knowing their car could be the target of a cyberattack? That seems to be a question researchers at the University of Tennessee will be working to resolve using funds from the Tennessee Department of Economic and […]
Nashville man with Down syndrome battles illness in ICU, family launches GoFundMe
NASHVILLE, Tenn.--The family of a young Nashville man with Down syndrome is now facing another battle as their son fights off illness at a local ICU. Max Hulan was born with rare genetic conditions, Down syndrome, pulmonary artesia, and pulmonary stenosis according to a GoFundMe launched by the family. The fundraiser adds given his lungs are extremely weak on a regular day, his current battle with pneumonia is now taking a "huge" toll on his body.
Top-ranked prospect David Sanders Jr. receives Vols' commitment predictions
Five-star plus 2025 offensive tackle David Sanders Jr. has received multiple predictions to commit to Tennessee. On3 gives Sanders Jr. an 82 percent chance to commit to the Vols, per the sites recruiting prediction machine, that includes predictions from recruiting insiders Chad Simmons, Pete Nakos and Steve Wiltfong. 247Sports’ Anna Adams has also predicted Sanders Jr. will commit to Tennessee.
Pitt Adds New Opponent to 2024 Schedule
Pitt’s 2024 schedule is coming together. On Thursday, national basketball insider Rocco Miller reported that Pitt will host Murray State out of the Missouri Valley Conference in a game on Friday, Nov. 8 at the Petersen Events Center. Murray State returns two of its top four scorers from a...
Titans vs Seahawks joint practices end on ugly note for Will Levis, first-team offense
Will Levis' week certainly didn't end well. Thursday's Tennessee Titans joint practice vs. the Seattle Seahawks ended with the two teams simulating a classic two-minute drill. The coaches put 1:10 on the clock. The Titans' first-team offense lined up for a 1st-and-10 from their own 40-yard line. Levis lined up in the shotgun with slot receiver Mason Kinsey to his right. Kinsey ran an out route off the line of scrimmage, breaking toward the sideline. Devon Witherspoon,...
Titans division rival named the most unpopular team in the world
The Tennessee Titans can hold one thing over the Indianapolis Colts' heads: They're not the least popular NFL team in the world. According to WBIW, a study with research through FlashPicks has given the Colts that honor. "The study revealed that the Indianapolis Colts are the most unpopular team in...
'God's packing us up': Controversial church moves from Mt. Juliet to Lebanon
MT. JULIET, Tenn. (WZTV) — A controversial church in Mt. Juliet is moving a few miles down the road. This comes after years of complaints from residents. One resident who actually started a petition for a noise ordinance and a GoFundMe says it feels like a weight is lifted off her shoulders.
Chance of Heavy Rainfall and Severe Thunderstorms
The National Weather Service says there is the chance of heavy rainfall and strong thunderstorms in the local area. Weather Service officials have placed Lake, Obion, Weakley and Henry County, along with all of Western Kentucky, in a Level 1 zone for excessive rainfall and severe thunderstorms this evening. That...
Not-So-Newlywed Game A Huge Success At Henry County Fair
Paris, Tenn.–The inaugural Not-So-Newlywed Game was a great success Tuesday night at the Henry County Fair. So much so, that there already is talk of it becoming an annual event. The Commercial Building was packed and the audience laughed and applauded all the way through it. Emcee Mike Wilson (who doubles as the Henry County Court Clerk) kept everything moving smoothly and with humor and Vanna White (also known as Donna Craig) quit working for The Wheel of Fortune for one night so she could join the festivities. The winning couple was Susanne and Andy Collins, followed closely by Marylin and Steve Gallimore. Other couples on the panel were Roxanne and Barry Flood, Chuck and Pam Lyons and Randi and Jimbo French. Shannon McFarlin photo.
Showing How It’s Done In “Fair-A-Dise”
Paris, Tenn.–Macy James and Ginger were winners of the best use of the “Fair-A-Dise” theme at the 2024 Pet Show at the Henry County Fair Tuesday night. The Pet Show gets bigger and better every year and is sponsored by Mineral Wells Animal Clinic and organized by Michelle Hopkins. Mike Wilson performed double-duty last night, serving as emcee for both the Pet Show and the Not-So-Newlywed Game. Judges were Tracy Loines, Emily Watkins and Amy Arnold. (Shannon McFarlin photo).
TDOT Announces Intermittent Lane Closures on SR 128 Over Pickwick Dam Bridge for Upgrade Works
Heads up, drivers: If you're planning to travel over the Pickwick Dam Bridge in the coming weeks, prepare to adjust your route. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has announced temporary lane closures on SR 128 over Pickwick Dam Bridge, starting on Monday, August 19, 2024. This is due to the necessary bridge work, which aims to ensure the safety of both the workers and the motoring public. According to TDOT, the closures will take place intermittently between 7:00 am and 6:00 pm, Monday through Saturday, though one lane will always remain open.
Too big to ban? TN professor raises awareness with 'Unbannable Library' public art project
A professor at Austin Peay State University is pushing back against the increasing trend of book restrictions and bans in public school libraries across Tennessee in a big way — literally. The project, titled the Unbannable Library, was created by APSU art Professor Paul Collins and consists of a series of massive books...
State Capitol flags flown at half-staff to honor fallen Tennessee police officer
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Gov. Bill Lee is honoring a fallen officer in Tennessee on Thursday by lowering the State Capitol flags to half-staff. The flags will fly at half-staff through sunset in remembrance of Memphis police officer Demetrice Johnson. “Maria & I continue to lift Officer Johnson’s family, loved...
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