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First Alert Weather

Rainbow sightings are becoming more frequent.

Double rainbows spotted over Middle Tennessee -- what causes them

Updated: 11 minutes ago
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By Dan Thomas
More showers and storms lately have produced a lot of rainbows.

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City of Gallatin

Gallatin council moves toward data center building moratorium

Updated: 44 minutes ago
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By Danica Sauter
Leaders in Gallatin are taking steps to consider a moratorium on building data centers.

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Springfield Police officer Jarreil Peoples has been placed on administrative leave after being...

Middle Tennessee woman gets 2nd-degree burns after house fire

Updated: 2 hours ago
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By Li Cohen
A woman sustained second-degree burns on Tuesday morning after a fire erupted in her Springfield home.

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Nashville SC looks to capitalize on World Cup soccer buzz

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Dozens of dogs are recovering near Nashville after being pulled from an overcrowded shelter in...
Massive dog rescue brings dozens of dogs to Nashville area

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First Alert Meteorologist Melanie Layden breaks down the chances for rain showers in Middle...
First Alert Weather: When and where it will rain in the Midstate in mid-July

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Cheatham County Schools increase meals prices for upcoming school year
School Meal Price Hike: Cheatham vs. Other Districts

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The Metro Nashville Public Health Department says there have been less than 10 confirmed cases...

Parasite-induced ‘explosive’ diarrhea illness is in Tennessee. Here’s how many cases have been reported in Nashville.

Updated: 3 hours ago
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By Braden Ross
The Metro Nashville Public Health Department says there have been less than 10 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasite-induced illness causing diarrhea and vomiting in Davidson County.

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Drier weather is on the way for the middle of next week.

Sick of the humidity? Here’s when you can expect a refreshing change in Middle Tennessee.

Updated: 4 hours ago
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By Dan Thomas
Drier weather is on the way in Middle Tennessee for a refreshing relief from the humidity.

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Temporary fencing placed along Cumberland River as a permanent solution is still in works

Nashville promised riverfront safety upgrades after Riley Strain’s death. They’ve yet to be implemented.

Updated: 4 hours ago
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By Jordan James
More than a year and a half after the city of Nashville allocated $1.5 million in 2024 for safety upgrades along the Cumberland River, none of the planned improvements have been installed.

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The district cited rising food and supply costs as reasoning behind increasing student...

Cheatham County school meal prices rising 25 cents, leaving some families paying hundreds more each year

Updated: 4 hours ago
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By Sarah Allen
Cheatham County parents are speaking out against a 25-cent school meal price increase that will take effect in the new school year, with some families facing more than $400 a month in cafeteria costs.

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Uncle Nearest Rye

Uncle Nearest CEO and husband fired amid financial turmoil, court filings say

Updated: 5 hours ago
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By Danica Sauter
The CEO of Uncle Nearest and her husband are out of the company, according to court filing by the Farm Credit Mid-America against the Tennessee-based whiskey company Uncle Nearest.

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Evan Marsch is being remembered by those who knew him for his kindness, ability to help those...

17-year-old who died cliff jumping at Bellevue quarry described as ‘brother’ to friends: ‘No parent should ever bury a child’

Updated: 5 hours ago
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By Steve Mehling
To those who knew him, Marsch was described as someone who always showed up for others. Ray Felsinger and his wife Tanya considered Marsch a second son and a close friend to their son Tommy.
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