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Rent in these TN cities continuously drop despite costing above state median price, report says
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Some of the Tennessee cities with the most expensive rent prices saw a decline year over year, despite being over the state’s median rent price, according to a report from Zumper. In its latest report, Zumper found that Franklin, Nashville, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, Gallatin, and...
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U.S. Marshals capture first-degree murder suspect in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - U.S. Marshals captured a woman on Monday they say has been in hiding since allegedly killing a man in January. Marshals say Annetenika Brown, 45, shot and killed Jeffrey Washington inside a home on Cottonwood Road. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, an arrest warrant...
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'Bombshell' Tennessee Cheerleader Going Viral At The SEC Tournament
Tennessee men's basketball is currently battling Florida in the SEC Tournament championship game.
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Night Ranger to headline Kingsport’s annual Red, White and Boom celebration
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Kingsport’s annual Red, White and Boom celebration will return on July 5. Food trucks, fireworks, live music and more will take place throughout downtown Kingsport. “We can’t wait to welcome people to downtown Kingsport for the fourth year of Red, White & BOOM,” Emily Thompson, Visit Kingsport’s Director of Fun Fest […]
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‘We fight our fights in-house’: Local leaders speak out against State takeover of MSCS schools
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Elected officials, educators, and community members held a conference in front of the Memphis-Shelby County School Board to speak out against HB 0662 and its impact on local schools on Monday morning. HB 0662 is proposed legislation that would give control of MSCS to the state...
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As federal layoffs hit University of Tennessee alum, faculty describe 'perceived chaos'
University of Tennessee at Knoxville students pursuing careers in public service are feeling less certain about entering the federal workforce following thousands of terminations under the Trump administration , which included a recent UT graduate, said faculty members teaching political science and public administration. Between federal workers who were fired or took a deferred resignation offer, President Donald Trump cut 100,000 workers from the U.S. government in his first six weeks in office with the help of the world's richest man, Elon Musk, and his Department of Government Efficiency. Students pursuing degrees in public administration are concerned jobs in...