Oh, to be 15 again. I can remember being 15 and looking forward to getting my driver’s license like it was yesterday.
We have never seen October temperatures like we have just experienced. Three straight days of highs in the mid-to-upper 90s to get the month started.
The federal government has a responsibility to impartially prosecute federal crime throughout the United States.
Look for record-breaking temperatures through Wednesday across Middle Tennessee.
Songwriters are the lifeblood of Music City.
Long Hunter State Park, located on Percy Priest Lake, provides 32 miles of scenic hiking. Nature is the biggest asset of the park so when Girl Scout Troop 107 of Nashville noticed that social trails were forming and wild animals were being fed by hand at Long Hunter, it sprang into action.
We are experiencing a prolonged period of no rain and very dry conditions have begun to develop. This may be good for hay harvest and row crop harvest but not good for pastures.
Middle Tennessee looks to be on the way to one of the driest September's on record. Through the 20th, many areas have had no rain for the month and it is rare to find anyone reporting over a quarter of an inch for September.
Can you remember the first time someone called you ma’am or sir? Did it make you feel old?
Folks in Middle Tennessee have endured highs in the 90s and the heat index over 100 for so many days recently that I would imagine you are ready for a pattern change and that is exactly the news I bring.
As suicide and attempted suicide continue to dominate discussions and topics related to the health care of young people, this demographic’s reliance and use of social media gets much of the blame.
Fortunately, there has been plenty of rain this year in Wilson County. However, late summer and fall are times of the year to watch out for plant toxicity in livestock.
It looks like we are going to have a hot week in Middle Tennessee with high temperatures in the 90s and the nights in the low 70s.
After the lovely Labor Day weekend, there will be a slight chance of an afternoon thundershower by the middle of the week because of the heat and increasing humidity.
I wanted to take a moment to talk about emergency service workers and the great job they do for our county.
In Tennessee, our state parks have been going strong since 1937, over 80 years ago.
The Tennessee Court of Appeals in a ruling this month put much-needed limits around the so-called investigative exemption that has been used by the state to cloak otherwise public records.
It’s been nearly 100 years since women in the U.S. first gained the right to vote — a milestone commemorated each year with Women’s Equality Day on Aug. 26.
We are into a period of unsettled weather in Middle Tennessee. Showers and thunderstorms are quite likely through Tuesday. Many of these will produce heavy downpours and cloud-to-ground lightning.
This message goes out to all the good-hearted people who daily make the world a better place in which to live.
Few purchases can wreak more havoc on your pocketbook than when the used car you purchase develops mechanical problems.
High school sports is the pinnacle of life for a lot of people — not necessarily the best time of their lives, but the time when all the stress of the world are mostly absent or have yet to fully show themselves.
The week ahead is going to bring an increase in the showers and thunderstorms to Middle Tennessee. Probabilities increase to 50 percent Wednesday and 70 percent Thursday and Friday and I would expect some of those to be storms with heavy downpours.
Have you ever noticed that we all seem to be more giving and kinder when we’re in a good or great mood? It’s just human nature to do more good deeds and be nicer when we’re happier.
We have had a hot summer with most areas receiving adequate rain. Pastures look green and there has been plenty of grass to graze throughout the summer.
