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MURFREESBORO, TN - The Murfreesboro Parks and Rec Department are trying to fill the stands at the upcoming Area 16 Special Olympics event... That was Assistant Parks Director Thomas Laird. The tournaments will be held on the MTSU campus May 6 and 7, 2024. Laird said the local Olympians train hard and it shows... He said each athlete's heart is fully committed to the sports they participate in.   The Special Olympics provides year-round sports training a...

Alex Belew was already a highly decorated and accomplished chef before he appeared on Hell's Kitchen. But what happened after he won the competition in 2023?

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Saturday is the 7th annual Pedestrian Memorial to honor those who have lost their lives while walking or biking on Nashville roads.

Boston Shelley, a local archer with the Impact Archery Club in Williamsburg, was recently named the Shoot Out Series National Champion.

A grand opening approaches for a new business owned and run by a father and his son. The two of them are offering a sort of hybrid, one they're pretty sure you haven't seen in middle Tennessee before.

Some of Tennessee's oldest members of the population are struggling to buy food due to a state food stamp application backlog.

Republican U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty defended his decision to vote no on a bipartisan border bill in a press conference Wednesday. The Nashville event followed Hagerty’s recent trip to the U.S.-Mexico border with several Tennessee law enforcement officials and mayors.

Thousands of residents and workers filed suits seeking medical damages from BP’s oil and cleaning chemicals. John Maas is the only one so far to get a settlement.

SPARTA, Tenn. -- John Maas is a rabble-rouser to his core.