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I think we can all relate to someone else's story. Not only can we learn from another person's experience, but their story can uplift and even inspire us.

For many Christian churches, Resurrection Sunday draws a larger than normal crowd. But there’s been a push to get more people back in-person every Sunday after more started attending service online.

Investigations are underway after a suspicious trailer fire in Wilson County on Easter Sunday. Officials say that a trailer full of Bibles was intentionally set on fire.

Tennessee is in its third year of Food Waste Prevention week — April 1 to 7 — and is hosting a statewide food drive along with several events to learn more about sustainable food practices.

Historic Nashville Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to preserving history, has teamed up with Ohio-based real estate firm GBX Group to preserve Nashville's historic buildings.

There are a lot of differences between now and the last time a bill to make the Bible an official state book landed on a Tennessee governor's desk in 2016.

Country music legend Waylon Jennings once coined the lyrics, “You can see somebody loves him, or at least they did one time. He’s a laid back country picker with a

A lot of people are getting sick from a nasty stomach virus that's making the rounds. The norovirus is highly contagious, but there are ways to avoid getting sick and spreading the virus.

The Great Spring Art Hop at Cheekwood returns to the gardens once again Friday and Saturday. Families can enjoy an easter egg hunt on the lawn, food trucks, live music and crafts.

People are invited to come up on ACME's rooftop in their best cowboy inspired style to celebrate Beyoncé's new album making waves in the country music scene.