Nashville, Middle Tennessee and winter storm
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As Middle Tennessee braces for an onslaught of freezing rain and ice, warming shelters are being activated for those in need.
The Nashville Fire Department has identified the possible source of the carbon monoxide that caused an entire apartment building on Music Row to be evacuated Thursday night.
Not just Music City anymore. Over the past decade or so, Nashville has really burst onto the scene as one of the best food cities in the south, attracting some of the top chefs in the country to open up restaurants serving everything from comfort food to upscale cuisine.
RestoPros of Nashville has announced a significant expansion of its damage restoration services, strengthening its ability to provide comprehensive support for property owners throughout the greater Nashville area.
The National Weather Service in Nashville is now saying parts of Middle Tennessee will see more ice than snow, with some areas seeing up to three quarters of an inch of ice with anywhere from three to six inches of snow over the weekend. More: Is Jim Cantore in Nashville? What to know before extreme winter event