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Vanderbilt women's basketball announces 2024-25 non-conference schedule, games vs. Arizona and Miami
Vanderbilt women's basketball's non-conference schedule has been set. On Thursday, the Commodores announced on X (formerly Twitter) their slate of non-conference games for the upcoming 2024-25 season. Year 4 of the Shea Ralph Era in Nashville will start with a two-game home stand beginning on Nov. 4 against the ASUN conference's Lipscomb....
Stacy Torian-Batts jailed after drunkenly pulling on car doors in Walmart parking lot with 5-year-old child
36-year-old Stacy Torian-Batts was seen publicly intoxicated at Walmart on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard on August 3rd. The store employees reported seeing a woman and a child walking through the parking lot. They added that the woman was pulling on random car door handles. When officers arrived on the scene, they made contact with Batts and her five-year-old daughter. Officers observed Batts pulling on the handles of a vehicle, and when asked what she was doing, Batts stated that she was looking for her keys.
Dyer County High student dies, found unresponsive at school
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Dyer County High School student died Wednesday after he became unresponsive at school, the school district announced. The student was immediately given assistance by staff, then taken to the emergency room in Dyersburg, where he was pronounced dead. The student has not been identified, and the district said funeral arrangements have […]
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.
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 […]
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.
Don Henley Laments Lack of Genre Diversity on Today’s Radio: “Nashville Is… I Don’t Know What That Stuff Is”
Don Henley is unequivocally among the most influential rockers of the 20th century. Finding success both as a founding member of The Eagles and later on his own, the “Dirty Laundry” singer’s icon status is here to stay. Having been part of the industry since 1970, Henley has long straddled the line between rock and country music. And the three-time GRAMMY winner has previously made his feelings crystal clear on the current state of Nashville.
American Pickers’ Mike Wolfe adds antiques outside Tennessee eatery – but space remains vacant a year after construction
AMERICAN Pickers star Mike Wolfe continues to add new features to his Columbia, Tennessee eatery, but the space remains unused nearly a year after completing construction on the property. Mike, 60, completed construction on a $600,000 property in the fall of November 2023, as he transformed the outdoor area to include a fire pit, seating […]
Metro Nashville Public Schools addresses teacher vacancies, welcomes back Brick Church Middle
Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) has made significant progress in recent efforts to address teacher vacancies in the district, according to a back-to-school update given by Director Adrienne Battle at Tuesday’s regular board meeting. Battle said that as of this school year, which began last week, the district has...
Bandit Lites Illuminates Megan Moroney
NASHVILLE, TN – Bandit Lites is proud to support country music’s next global superstar, Megan Moroney, who recently was named New Female Artist of the year at the 59th ACM Awards as well racking up the most nominations for a female artist. Known for her authentic storytelling and rich vocals, Moroney’s lyrical prowess is apparent in her sophomore album “Am I Ok?”. By blending traditional country elements with contemporary sounds, she’s captivated existing country fans and roped new ones in as she explores themes of love, heartbreak and emotional resilience.
2 million square feet of warehouse space proposed at Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Park
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A deal is in the works to build a complex in the Industrial Park that will offer local businesses about 2 million square feet of warehouse space. NorthPark Logistics, proposed by the Colliers and Hamilton Development, will be an 11-building complex with a total...
Beer at Nissan Stadium fourth-most expensive in NFL
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - NFL preseason has officially kicked off and as people flock to stadiums to cheer on their favorite team, many fans may want to stash away funds to afford beer this season. According to an analysis from NJ.Bet, a sportsbook resource, the Tennessee Titans were listed as...
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.
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