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A local Nashville group for mothers... who lost their children to violence... is expanding to help other grieving mothers in need. Mothers Over Murder will soon be opening a chapter in Murfreesboro.

COLD CASE - Murfreesboro Police continue to search for clues in the unsolved murder of 30-year-old Terrell Ray. The man was robbed and killed on August 2, 2019. Authorities report the unknown gunman robbed Mr. Ray shortly after he pulled into the parking lot his girlfriends condominium on Middle Tennessee Boulevard at the Villager Condos. Detective James Abbott said the victim may have put up a struggle when the robber (or robbers) approached him...It appears that Terrell Ray was random...

Honorees from the Kansas City People’s Choice Awards are still smiling after receiving their awards at the event on Sunday at the Arvest Bank Midland Theater in Kansas City, Missouri.

Murfreesboro Police continue to search for clues in the unsolved murder of 30-year-old Terrell Ray. The man was robbed and killed on August 2, 2019. Authorities report the unknown gunman robbed Mr. Ray shortly after he pulled into the parking lot his girlfriends condominium on Middle Tennessee Boulevard. Detective James Abbott said the victim may have put up a struggle when the robber (or robbers) approached him...It appears that Terrell Ray was randomly targeted on the night of the sh...

MONDAY Marked the Anniversary of the 2019 Unsolved Murder of Terrell Ray in Murfreesboro Aug 02, 2021 at 03:32 pm by WGNS A look into the ‘MPD Crime Files’ above with Public Information Officer Larry Flowers takes a look at a 2019 murder that remains unsolved in Murfreesboro, TN.  MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Murfreesboro Police Department (MPD) Criminal Investigations Division detectives are hoping for any new leads about the 2019 unsolved murder of Terrell Ray on this, t...

Finding healing in the wake of her son’s murder has not been easy for Rafia Muhammad-McCormick. As Muhammad-McCormick navigated the grieving process, she knew she needed to find purpose. "I feel like God is calling me to do something with this sacrifice, to help me not to feel as isolated with the situation," she said. And now, she has, thanks to a newly forming nonprofit and grief support group. Muhammad-McCormick unveiled her nonprofit — Rodney’s Village — at a Mothers Over Murder...