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- Child critically injured by falling tree at Nashville summer camp. Here’s what we know
A child was critically injured when a tree fell on them at YMCA Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch, Tennessee. The incident occurred on Monday morning, and the child is receiving treatment at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Metro Nashville Police Department responded to the scene, and the camp has not provided further details.
- Evenflo recalls some car seats. See if your child’s seat is impacted
Evenflo has recalled approximately 60,000 REO by Revolve360 child seats due to a safety defect where the headrest could shift unexpectedly, increasing injury risk in crashes. The affected models include specific variants like REO – Nantucket and REO – Dancers, with a reimbursement plan for repair costs from January 1, 2025, to August 1, 2026.
- Braves activate Ronald Acuña Jr. from injured list
The Atlanta Braves activated outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. from the injured list, optioning outfielder Brewer Hicklen to Triple-A Gwinnett. Acuña's activation was delayed due to a postponed game in Gwinnett, and the Braves have a 37-16 record with him and 23-26 without him this season.
- Sen. Mitch McConnell out of hospital, but still not ‘medically cleared’ to return to Senate
Sen. Mitch McConnell has been discharged from the hospital and is undergoing physical therapy and rehabilitation but is not yet medically cleared to return to Senate duties. He will miss the Fancy Farm picnic in Kentucky due to his recovery.
- Police responding to incident at Camp Widjiwagan near Nashville. Here’s what we know
Metro Nashville Police Department officers are responding to a reported incident at YMCA Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch. Details of the incident are unknown, but emergency crews have been confirmed at the camp, and an officer is en route to a nearby hospital to interview potential witnesses.
- Crews airlift injured person after riverbank rescue in Middle TN. Here’s what happened
Emergency crews in White County, Tennessee, rescued and airlifted a person with a compound leg fracture from the Calfkiller River bank. The operation involved multiple volunteer fire departments and a rescue squad using specialized equipment due to challenging terrain, with the patient now receiving treatment at a regional trauma center.
- Pictures: Driver hospitalized after car crashes into tractor in Middle TN
A driver was hospitalized after a car collided with a tractor at Highway 70 and Ballenger Road in Smith County, Tennessee. Emergency crews performed an extensive rescue operation to free the trapped driver, who was later taken to the hospital for treatment. The cause of the crash and the driver’s condition remain under investigation.
- Families plan to spend $130 less on back-to-school shopping this year, report finds
Families plan to spend $130 less on back-to-school shopping this year, with average spending expected to be $611, driven by rising living costs like gas and groceries. NerdWallet personal finance expert Sara Rathner advises reusing supplies, comparison shopping, and leveraging tax-free weekends to save, while 43% of parents might go into debt to help children fit in at school.
- Middle TN man accused of shooting, killing 37-year-old. Police say more charges, arrests possible in this investigation
Cory Dwain Perry was arrested and charged with first-degree murder after a shooting in Pulaski that killed 37-year-old Jeremy D’Juan Gardner. Police are investigating and may pursue additional charges or arrests.
- Carly Simon reveals she has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, treated for skin cancer
Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and treated for basal cell carcinoma. She is preparing to release her first new album since 2008, titled 'Comes in Waves,' set for August 14.
- Murfreesboro residents, pets escape house fire
Murfreesboro firefighters contained a house fire on Huddleston Avenue early Monday morning, allowing residents and two pets to escape safely. The fire originated in the attic and caused no injuries, with the Fire Marshal’s Office investigating its cause.
- LIVE UPDATES: TN Attorney General Skrmetti expected to make opening arguments during Meta trial in Nashville
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti is set to deliver opening arguments in the state’s trial against Meta Platforms, Inc. in Nashville. Tennessee is one of 42 states suing Meta, alleging its Instagram platform is designed to be addictive and harmful to young users, causing mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
- Driver sought for hit-and-run involving pedestrian in Nashville
Detectives in Nashville are seeking a driver who struck a pedestrian in South Nashville, leaving the man with life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred early Monday morning on Largo Drive and Wallace Road. Police are reviewing evidence to identify the vehicle and driver.
- Two men in custody for deadly shooting at Nashville apartment complex
Two men, Austin Arrieta and Anthony Bevill, were arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at a Nashville apartment complex. The incident occurred during a fight at an afterparty, resulting in the death of 23-year-old Luis Hernandez and injuries to his girlfriend.
- 2 arrested with drugs, stolen credit cards at Mt. Juliet shopping center
Two individuals were arrested in Mt. Juliet with methamphetamine, multiple IDs, and stolen credit cards at the Paddocks shopping center. The 30-year-old man and woman face charges including drug possession, credit card fraud, and identity theft.
- ‘Dancing in the rain’: Foundation helps families find joy amid serious childhood medical challenges
The Sweet Julia Grace Foundation, founded by Sara Knight in memory of her daughter, supports families facing serious childhood medical challenges through care packages and emotional encouragement. The organization, based in Virginia and West Virginia, refers to its beneficiaries as 'Rain Dancers' and emphasizes finding joy amid hardship.
- Man survives cardiac arrest at bowling alley after bystanders revive him
Dennis Kelley survived a cardiac arrest at a bowling alley in Mason City, Iowa, after bystanders including a retired paramedic and off-duty deputy performed CPR and used an AED. Amy O’Rourke, an aging expert, emphasized the importance of CPR and knowing how to locate and use AEDs in emergencies.
- Driver doing donuts crashes into fire hydrant, causing $10,000 in damage
A 21-year-old Arizona man, Gabriel Haynes, faces charges after crashing his truck into a fire hydrant while doing donuts, causing over $10,000 in damage. The incident led to significant flooding and required hours of repairs.
- Man who called 911 to report girlfriend’s death arrested for her murder
An Arizona man called 911 claiming to find his girlfriend unresponsive but was later arrested and charged with her murder after investigators discovered injuries indicating foul play. The victim's family highlighted a history of domestic violence and urged awareness about abusive relationships.
- Man surrenders to police after fatal shooting at Hermitage apartment complex
A man surrendered to police after a fatal shooting at a Hermitage apartment complex. Austin Arrieta, 20, was arrested and charged with criminal homicide for shooting 23-year-old Luis Hernandez during a fight. The incident occurred at City Side Flats on Lebanon Pike in Nashville.
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