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When will it cool down in Tennessee? What forecasters are saying

When will it cool down in Tennessee? What forecasters are saying

Tennessee is trapped under a massive heat dome but meteorologists say cooler fall weather is coming in October.
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Spirit Halloween stores now open in Tennessee signaling start of 'spooky season'

Spirit Halloween stores now open in Tennessee signaling start of 'spooky season'

The beloved spooky retailer has opened over 1,550 locations across North America. Here's where to find them.
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Tennessee Heat Dome to Ease After September 23

Tennessee Heat Dome to Ease After September 23

Tennessee has been experiencing sweltering conditions under one of the strongest heat domes in the world, which has been in place since September 16, 2026. This weather phenomenon, characterized by high humidity, limited cloud cover, and light winds, has caused temperatures to feel even hotter than recorded. According to NASA, heat domes trap heat by allowing sunlight to reach the ground unabated. While meteorological fall began on September 1, the astronomical fall, starting on September 22, is expected to bring some relief. Temperatures across the state are forecast to gradually cool, with Knoxville, Memphis, and Nashville seeing slight drops in highs starting September 23. However, a sustained cooldown is not expected until October.
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Faith leaders call on community to resist ICE expansion | Opinion

Faith leaders call on community to resist ICE expansion | Opinion

Clergy and faith leaders from many traditions across the region speak out against how immigration enforcement is being handled in Tennessee.
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Buying a home in Nashville costs $18K more than the national average

Buying a home in Nashville costs $18K more than the national average

A new Redfin report shows Nashville residents need an income of $128,119 to afford a typical home in 2026. Here's why.
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Is it legal to burn leaves in Nashville, Middle Tennessee?

Is it legal to burn leaves in Nashville, Middle Tennessee?

The legality of burning leaves varies from city to city in Tennessee.
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TN departments wrestle with Flock cameras, data privacy concerns

TN departments wrestle with Flock cameras, data privacy concerns

Many cities and law enforcement agencies across the state are wrestling with what to do about their Flock cameras amid data privacy concerns.
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Nashville Mural Honors Black Country Artists for Foundational Contributions to Genre

Nashville Mural Honors Black Country Artists for Foundational Contributions to Genre

Nashville Mural Honors Black Country Artists for Foundational Contributions to Genre
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Why six teams jumped into Tennessee high school football statewide rankings for Week 6

Why six teams jumped into Tennessee high school football statewide rankings for Week 6

What changed in the latest Tennessee high school football statewide rankings for Week 6? See the list.
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Nashville Predators announce streaming service details, cost, how to watch

Nashville Predators announce streaming service details, cost, how to watch

The Nashville Predators have announced details about their new streaming service which will begin with the 2026-27 season.
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Tennessee Heat Break Expected Starting Sept. 23

Tennessee Heat Break Expected Starting Sept. 23

Tennessee has been experiencing sweltering heat under an oppressive heat dome, with temperatures remaining above normal throughout September. According to the National Weather Service, a slight break in the heat is expected starting September 23, coinciding with the astronomical start of fall on September 22. Memphis, Nashville, and Knoxville will see daytime highs drop slightly, with Memphis reaching 92°F (33.3°C) on September 22 and Knoxville seeing highs of 83°F (28.3°C) on September 23. Despite this brief relief, temperatures are forecast to remain above average for the remainder of the month, with more significant cooling anticipated in October. Meteorological fall began on September 1, but the state has yet to experience sustained cooler weather. The heat dome, characterized by high humidity, limited cloud cover, and light winds, has intensified the discomfort across the region.
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What was happening in Memphis history on Sept. 18? A look back through the years

What was happening in Memphis history on Sept. 18? A look back through the years

From hats returning to fashion to an increase in the Shelby County wheel tax, here's what was making headlines.