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Frito-Lay Employee Fatally Shot Inside Nashville Sam's Club by Stray Bullet from External Gunfire

Frito-Lay Employee Fatally Shot Inside Nashville Sam's Club by Stray Bullet from External Gunfire

Paris Carlock, a 55-year-old Frito-Lay employee from Murfreesboro, was fatally shot inside a Sam's Club on Antioch Pike in Nashville, Tennessee, early Sunday morning. According to the Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD), a bullet from gunfire occurring outside the store penetrated a metal wall and struck Carlock in the head. He was conducting product inventory in the chip aisle at approximately 4 a.m. when the incident occurred. Store staff provided immediate assistance, and Carlock was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. Investigators believe the gunfire originated from an altercation that began inside the nearby LAVO Lounge on Antioch Pike. Security personnel removed individuals involved in the argument from the lounge, but the dispute reportedly continued outside, leading to shots being fired as multiple vehicles departed the area. The MNPD Homicide Unit is actively investigating the incident.
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Ole Miss kicks game winning field goal to top Louisville, 41-38

Ole Miss kicks game winning field goal to top Louisville, 41-38

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Nashville's 2027 council elections hinge on term limits, ruling on size

Nashville's 2027 council elections hinge on term limits, ruling on size

The 40-member Metro Nashville Council may look very different by this time next year thanks to a new state law and term limits.
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Morgan Wallen Launches Curated SiriusXM Channel, Morgan Wallen Radio

Morgan Wallen Launches Curated SiriusXM Channel, Morgan Wallen Radio

Morgan Wallen Launches Curated SiriusXM Channel, Morgan Wallen Radio
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Iowa Woman Wins National Anthem Contest, Earns Nashville Recording Session

Iowa Woman Wins National Anthem Contest, Earns Nashville Recording Session

A 20-year-old woman from North Liberty, Iowa, has won a nationwide contest for her a cappella rendition of 'The Star-Spangled Banner.' Lily Schloss was named the winner of Gray Media’s Star-Spangled Sing-Off, a competition launched to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday. Schloss entered the contest through KCRG in Cedar Rapids, one of many Gray-owned stations across the country that solicited nominations. The competition involved three rounds: local station nominations, local viewer voting, and a regional round, culminating in Schloss being selected as the national winner. As part of her prize, Schloss received a trip to Nashville, Tennessee, for a professional recording session. She was surprised with the news during a pep-rally-style celebration at the KCRG station. The prize package included swag bags, hair and makeup styling, and the personalized recording session, resulting in a polished studio recording of the national anthem performed entirely a cappella in her voice. Gray Media stations nationwid...
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Your attorney probably uses AI. How the tech is reshaping law practice

Your attorney probably uses AI. How the tech is reshaping law practice

“I'm both thrilled ... and terrified," one Vanderbilt Law School professor said.
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Driver Claims Self-Defense in Nashville Road Rage Shooting, No Charges Filed Yet

Driver Claims Self-Defense in Nashville Road Rage Shooting, No Charges Filed Yet

A road rage incident in Nashville on Friday resulted in a shooting that left one man in critical condition, but no charges have been filed as the investigation continues. According to Metro Nashville Police, the incident occurred on I-24 East near Spring Street. Hayden Foster, 36, from Alabama, reported that after he passed Regino Rodriguez Perez, 43, Perez began tailgating him and flashing his bright lights. Both vehicles eventually stopped in the far left lane near Spring Street. Foster stated that Perez exited his vehicle with his right hand behind his back, at which point Foster shot him. Perez then drove himself to St. Thomas Hospital Midtown and was later transferred to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where he remains in critical condition. Police recovered a .22-caliber handgun from Foster's vehicle, along with four casings and a knife at the scene. The case has been discussed with the District Attorney's Office, but no charges have been filed yet.
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Frito-Lay Employee Fatally Shot Inside Sam's Club After External Gunfire in Nashville

Frito-Lay Employee Fatally Shot Inside Sam's Club After External Gunfire in Nashville

Paris Carlock, a 55-year-old Frito-Lay employee from Murfreesboro, was fatally shot inside a Sam's Club on Antioch Pike in Nashville, Tennessee, early Sunday morning. The incident occurred when a bullet, originating from gunfire outside the store, pierced through a metal wall and struck Carlock. He was conducting product inventory in the chip aisle at approximately 4 a.m. when he was hit in the head. Store staff provided immediate assistance, and Carlock was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) investigators reported that the gunfire stemmed from an altercation that began at the nearby LAVO Lounge. Security personnel removed individuals involved in the dispute from the lounge, and the confrontation continued outside, leading to shots being fired as multiple vehicles departed the area. Carlock's daughter, Kayla Carlock, expressed profound grief, describing her father as a loving and humble man, and urged those responsible to come forward. Bot...
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Game day morning Cardinal news and notes

Game day morning Cardinal news and notes

Running into Jaire Alexander on a pregame hike in Nashville is a vibe setter.
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Tennessee defeats Indiana, former Lady Vol in Broadway Block Party

Tennessee defeats Indiana, former Lady Vol in Broadway Block Party

Tennessee volleyball remains undefeated with win against Indiana.
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Man Dies After Being Found with Gunshot Wound on Antioch Pike in Nashville

Man Dies After Being Found with Gunshot Wound on Antioch Pike in Nashville

A man has died after being found with a gunshot wound on Antioch Pike in Nashville, Tennessee, on Sunday morning. Metro Nashville Police confirmed that the individual was discovered in the 1300 block of Antioch Pike. He was subsequently transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where he later succumbed to his injuries. Homicide detectives have taken over the investigation into the incident. Police activity was observed near the Sam's Club on Antioch Pike, and a portion of the roadway was blocked off as officers processed the scene. As of now, authorities have not released information regarding the circumstances leading up to the shooting, nor have they identified any potential suspects. The investigation is ongoing, with police working to determine the details of what transpired.
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Louisville comes up just short against No. 9 Ole Miss

Louisville comes up just short against No. 9 Ole Miss

Too many self-inflicted mistakes and a sensational second half from arguably the best quarterback in college football were the stories as Louisville opened its 2026 season with a last-second, 41-38 loss to No. 9 Ole Miss Sunday night in Nashville. New U of L quarterback Lincoln Kienholz rallied the Cards from a 38-24 fourth quarter […]