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Murfreesboro, TN - A section of Butler Drive in Murfreesboro had to be closed after a Thursday afternoon accident. Police tell WGNS News that a semitruck was hauling a full load of Pillsbury products when the driver overcorrected while rounding a curve. That overcorrection led to the truck and trailer overturning, spilling the freshly made products all over the roadway and down an embankment. The incident occured as the truck was heading down Butler Drive, which runs between South Church S ...

(MURFREESBORO) You've heard "if you don't like the weather, stick around--it will be different tomorrow." Murfreesboro Transportation Department's Deputy Director Ram Balachandran says that saying is particularly true this time of the year. He reports on construction areas where local motorists may choose to avoid between today and March 11, 2023.  City Construction Projects  Oakland Court Development (Lokey Ave and Academy St) Expected Minor Lane Closures:  Monday through ...

In Rutherford County,  Murfreesboro Police are asking, "Do you know this person?" Evidently,  MPD Detectives would like to speak to her as a person of interest in a theft of merchandise case. On Feb. 10, the unidentified woman entered the Walmart on Joe B. Jackson Pkwy., allegedly selecting merchandise and placing the items into shopping bags. MPD Public Information Officer Larry Flowers said, "The person of interest attempted to leave without paying for the items, she ran from Walmar ...

(MURFREESBORO) It's still fall, and Murfreesboro Transportation Department's Deputy Director Ram Balachandran checks his computers to let motorists know of areas to avoid between today and March 4, 2023.  City Construction Projects  Oakland Court Development (Lokey Ave and Academy St) Expected Minor Lane Closures:  Monday through Friday:  Site construction work continues.  Appropriate traffic controls will be in place. Brinkley Rd Improvement Project (between Blaze D ...

Revised story from RCSO:  No explosives were found after an out-of-state driver reported possible explosives in his vehicle Sunday evening on Interstate 24, Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office reported. The driver was found parked on I-24 near the Buchanan Road exit. Sheriff’s Sgt. Brandon Cisek said the man indicated there might be explosives in his vehicle so the interstate was closed as a precaution. The interstate reopened about 10 p.m. Tennessee Highway Patrol’s Bo ...