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WKRN News 2

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Dolly Parton’s estate denies issuing subpoena for hospital bodycam footage, court documents say

Defense attorneys for Dolly Parton’s nephew are seeking emergency court restrictions on subpoenas, alleging a woman bypassed counsel and obtained an unauthorized request for police bodycam footage on the day the country music icon died.

Nashville, TN · 6d

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Election Day do's and don'ts for Tennessee voters

Tennessee voters heading to the polls on Election Day should know the rules on phones, ID, campaign apparel and polling locations.

Tennessee · 4d

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State announces more community meetings about I-24 Choice Lanes project

The Tennessee Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that it will be hosting more meetings regarding the I-24 Choice Lanes project. The announcement for these meetings comes just under a month after a party that was vying to be TDOT’s partner on the Choice Lanes project filed a lawsuit against the department.

Nashville, TN · 3d
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Voting machine concerns rise ahead of Election Day in neighboring counties

During early voting, held Oct. 14-29, Tennessee voters reported technical issues with their ballot selections. This has raised concerns about the accuracy of touchscreen voting machines statewide. Reports out of Davidson and Williamson counties describe instances in which voters selected Gubernatorial candidate and Democrat Jerri Green, but their digital ballot instead checked Republican candidate Marsha Blackburn.

Tennessee · 6d
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Tennessee's Nuclear Energy Industry Expanding as Community and Technical Colleges Prepare Workers for High-Paying Careers

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WGNS News) - Tennessee is positioning itself to become an even bigger player in America's growing nuclear energy industry, and the state's community and technical colleges are helping prepare the next generation of workers for careers in a field that extends far beyond nuclear power plants. With more than 229 nuclear and nuclear-related industries operating at over 350 locations across Tennessee, education and workforce development leaders say the demand for skilled employees is creating new opportunities for students, veterans and adults interested in changing careers.

Tennessee · 7d

Williamson Source

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Magic, Music, and Memories: Uncover the Joy of a Williamson County Christmas

Don’t miss the Williamson County Christmas event, an afternoon of holiday music at the beautiful Williamson County Enrichment Center (110 Everbright Ave, Franklin, TN 37064) on Sunday, December 6th, 2026, at 3 pm! The event promises Christmas classics, along with some new arrangements performed by the Community Band, all sure to put a smile on […] The post Magic, Music, and Memories: Uncover the Joy of a Williamson County Christmas appeared first on Williamson Source .

Franklin, TN · 7d

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Tennessee early voting lower than 2018 gubernatorial race, Williamson County leads turnout

More Tennesseans cast an early ballot this year compared to the last midterms in 2022 — but not as many as the last open race for governor. Compared to 2018, when current Gov. Bill Lee was first elected, voter turnout was down 7% statewide. Usually, about half of all...

Tennessee · 7d

Country Herald

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Tennessee Open Enrollment Nov. 1: Nashville Residents Can Shop 2027 Health Insurance Plans

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Open enrollment for 2027 health insurance begins Sunday, Nov. 1, giving Tennessee residents an opportunity to compare Marketplace plans, review premiums and choose coverage for the coming year.

Tennessee · 5d

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Child with measles treated at Vanderbilt children’s hospital will not appear in Tennessee data

A child with measles was treated at Vanderbilt’s Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital and discharged, and the state says the case won’t count in Tennessee’s data because the child isn’t a Tennessee resident. Why It Matters. The case is the second confirmed in Nashville this...

Tennessee · 8d

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Williamson County reports highest early voter turnout in state

Williamson County is reporting early voter turn out was 37.8 percent, according to election officials. That is the highest percentage in the state, which meant some voters saw longer wait times on the final day of early voting. Why It Matters. There are nearly 200,000 registered voters in Williamson County,...

Williamson County, TN · 7d

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Your Next Rainy Saturday Belongs At These 5 Retro Arcades Across Tennessee

Rain on a Saturday does not have to mean another afternoon stuck on the couch. Tennessee has a handful of arcades where pinball flippers, joysticks, and classic cabinets from the 80s and 90s are still the main event. Some let you play all day for one price, while others keep...

Tennessee · 8d

Williamson Source

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Resurfacing Operations to Prompt Lane Closures on Interstate 840

The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) will conduct lane closures on Interstate 840 in Williamson County. Beginning Saturday, October 31, through Sunday, November 1, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., crews with Volunteer Paving will conduct lane closures on I-840 from near State Route 6 (US-31) to east of Arno Road for resurfacing operations. Daytime […] The post Resurfacing Operations to Prompt Lane Closures on Interstate 840 appeared first on Williamson Source .

Williamson County, TN · 8d

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TN state senator calls for more public schools funding as state ranks last in per-pupil funding

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A Tennessee state senator is calling for more funding for low-income students, school buildings, students with the most significant learning needs and more. After finding out that Tennessee undeniably ranked last in the nation for student spending, State Sen. London Lamar (D-Memphis) is calling for...

Tennessee · 7d

The Tennessean

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Williamson County is booming. Its housing market is standing out, too

Nashville takes up most of the oxygen when the conversation turns to growth in the Volunteer State. From the new Titans stadium and East Bank redevelopment to corporate investments and new restaurants, there is no shortage of projects keeping Tennessee’s capital in the spotlight. But the growth story extends well beyond Nashville. Surrounding counties continue to attract residents and investment, and Williamson County offers a clear example of how that growth is shaping both communities and the housing market. U.S. Census Bureau figures show Williamson County added more than 24,000 residents between 2020 and 2025. That growth brings demand for housing, businesses and places where people can gather. In Franklin, several projects illustrate how developers are responding while creating new reasons for people to visit and call the area home. The Factory at Franklin is one example. The historic former stove factory, now home to entertainment, restaurants and shopping, has plans for a 120-room boutique hotel as part of its expansion. In Cool Springs, Canteen on Carothers is bringing additional dining and retail options to the area, with Char among its announced restaurants. The development is designed around indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, adding another destination for residents and visitors.

Williamson County, TN · 9d

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I-840 lane closures begin on Halloween for resurfacing operations in Williamson County

The Tennessee Department of Transportation said lane closures on Interstate 840 for resurfacing operations will start on Halloween in Williamson County. TDOT said crews will conduct lane closures from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting on Saturday, Oct. 31, through Nov. 1. For Context. “This work is associated with TDOT’s...

Williamson County, TN · 8d

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Drug-Free Tennessee Brings Leaders Together to Expand Youth Opportunities, Equips Educators Statewide

Drug-Free Tennessee volunteer discusses the education program with a health teacher at a Murfreesboro conference. Drug-Free Tennessee marked Red Ribbon Week with conferences with educators and meetings with community leaders. Nashville, United States - October 31, 2026 - Drug-Free Tennessee brought community, faith and education leaders together on Wednesday, Oct....

Nashville, TN · 7d

Davidson County Source

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Davidson County Latest Eat & Drink News for October 29, 2026

Here is a roundup of the latest Eat & Drink news from Davidson County Source, gathered from October 22 through 29, 2026. From Halloween deals and holiday menus to restaurant health inspection scores, here is what you may have missed. Dunkin’ Holiday Menu Brings Back Cookie Butter Nov. 4.

Davidson County, TN · 8d

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Drug-Free Tennessee Brings Leaders Together to Expand Youth Opportunities, Equips Educators Statewide

Drug-Free Tennessee volunteer discusses the education program with a health teacher at a Murfreesboro conference. Drug-Free Tennessee marked Red Ribbon Week with conferences with educators and meetings with community leaders. Nashville, United States – October 31, 2026 – Drug-Free Tennessee brought community, faith and education leaders together on Wednesday, Oct....

Tennessee · 7d

WKRN News 2

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Election and voter news for Middle Tennessee

Tennessee · 7d

The Commercial Appeal

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The glaring gap in Justin Pearson's legislative work | Opinion

State Rep. Justin Pearson has become one of Tennessee’s most recognizable voices on free speech, protest and First Amendment rights. I agree with him on the importance of those rights. But I also think it's fair to ask whether that advocacy has translated into enough legislative action protecting civic participation and public comment for ordinary Tennesseans. Pearson recently went to federal court after he and others were barred from Memphis City Council meetings. His lawsuit challenged the council’s speech restrictions and meeting bans on First Amendment grounds. The Stanton Foundation First Amendment Clinic at Vanderbilt Law School filed the federal lawsuit on behalf of Pearson and other Memphis residents. That's an important resource. But most Memphians don't have a team of First Amendment lawyers standing by when they run into trouble trying to participate in government. That's why what happens in Nashville matters. Where are the public-participation bills? After reviewing Pearson's legislative sponsorship record, I have not found a bill principally captioned "Open Meetings" or "Public Records" that he sponsored, nor have I identified him as a co-sponsor of a general Tennessee Public Records Act or Tennessee Open Meetings Act reform measure. That doesn't mean Pearson opposes transparency or civic

Tennessee · 9d