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Decatur Fire crews battle July Fourth fire
DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - Decatur Fire and Rescue crews responded to a fire Thursday morning. They say the fire happened on Mill Road SW just after 10:30 a.m. Officials say no one was injured and the Red Cross has been notified to assist the family. Fire officials did not release...
Georgia firefighters found dead in Tennessee were high school sweethearts | Police chief gives new details
HINESVILLE, Ga. — A Georgia police chief is dealing with tragedy after two members of the Hinesville Fire Department were found dead inside a car across state lines in Tennessee on Sunday. Hinesville Police Chief Tracey Howard told WJCL 22 News in Savannah he knew Chandler Kuhbander and Raegan...
2025 linebacker Christian Gass includes Tennessee in top three
2025 linebacker prospect Christian Gass named his top three schools. Gass’ top three schools are Tennessee, Georgia and USC, according to Chad Simmons of On3. He also announced his commitment date will be July 20. The 6-foot-2.5, 215 pound four-star linebacker prospect is from Eastside High School in Covington,...
An explainer for the Aug. 1 election in Loudon County
The presidential election is coming up in November, but there’s another important election happening before that. On Aug. 1, Loudon County residents will vote in federal, state, county and, for some, city races. Early voting runs from July 12 to July 27. When at the polls, voters can choose to receive a Democratic ballot, a Republican ballot, or a non-party ballot. Party ballots will include primary items along with general...
Recognizing impact of CROWN ACT in Mid-South
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - July 3 is Crown Day, commemorating the signing of the first Crown Act legislation in 2019. The law prohibits discrimination, based on hairstyle and hair texture. The legislation passed in 13 states including Tennessee, but one local lawmaker said it’s still an uphill battle. The...
Dolly Parton Said 1 Musician Made Her ‘Furious’ With His Comments About Country Music
Dolly Parton wanted to do whatever she could to support country music. She revealed that one musician's words about the genre infuriated her. In the late 1970s, Dolly Parton irritated the country establishment in Nashville when she began seeking more mainstream success. Parton aimed for a spot on the pop charts, which some believed meant she was turning her back on true country music. Parton defended her decision, noting that she would always consider herself a country musician. She defended the genre against anyone who spoke ill of it.
MNPS announces 16 new principals for '24-25 school year
Metro Nashville Public Schools announced the appointment of 16 new principals for the 2024-25 school year. "Each leader brings a wealth of experience, vision, and commitment to public education," an MNPS spokesperson said in a release. "Their unique backgrounds and achievements reflect the diverse and dynamic community of Nashville." You...
Parents of Savannah Chrisley’s Late Ex Nic Kerdiles Fighting Lawsuit Over Son’s Fatal Crash
Nic Kerdiles’ parents are firing back at the lawsuit brought by the man who sued over the crash that took the late NHL star’s life, In Touch can exclusively reveal. According to court documents obtained by In Touch, Nic’s parents, Nathalie and Michael Kerdiles, filed a response to the suit brought by Da’Shaun Williamson.
Man injured after Madison shooting
MADISON, Ala. (WAFF) - Madison Police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured Wednesday night. Officers say the shooting happened in the area of Miller Boulevard and Mahan Drive just before 11:30 p.m. When officers arrived, they found a man suffering from several gunshot wounds. The man was...
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