Kyle A. Davis

WTVF • 22nd July 2021

A look at the history of the Nathan Bedford Forrest bust at the Capitol

The bronze bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest - intended to honor the part he played in Tennessee history - has drawn the ire of protesters and legislators alike since it was placed at the Tennessee State Capitol over 40 years ago.

WTVF • 14th March 2021

Online portal to apply for rent assistance in Nashville now open

The HOPE Portal from Metro Action Commission - offering assistance to both renters behind on their rent and landlords located in Nashville - opened to the public Monday.

WTVF • 3rd October 2020

Another Titans player, two staffers test positive for COVID-19

Three more members of the Tennessee Titans - a player and two staff members - have tested positive for the virus.

WTVF • 5th August 2020

Bars, restaurants in downtown Nashville launch Be a Honky Tonk Hero campaign

Be a Honky Tonk Hero asks those who love Broadway and the entertainment it offers to follow health guidelines.

WTVF • 5th August 2020

WeGo Public Transit reinforces mask mandate aboard transit vehicles

As public transit in Nashville continues operation during the COVID-19 pandemic, WeGo Public Transit is reinforcing its mask mandate for all who are on board their vehicles.

WTVF • 25th July 2020

Attorney general says mask mandates are constitutionally defensible

Citing 1905 U.S. Supreme Court case "Jacobson v. Massachusetts," Slatery points out the Supreme Court has recognized for over a century that "a community has the right to protect itself against an epidemic of disease which threatens the safety of its members."

WTVF • 23rd July 2020

Hand-sewn masks from volunteers requested by Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Vanderbilt University Medical Center is calling for volunteers to donate more hand-sewn masks. VUMC specifically calls out a need for masks with clear windows.

WTVF • 17th July 2020

Employee of Clarksville Transit System tests positive for COVID-19

An employee of the Clarksville Transit System (CTS) has tested positive for COVID-19, the City of Clarksville announced Friday.

WTVF • 17th April 2020

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee distributes new tornado relief grants

With continued efforts to rebuild following the March 3 tornadoes in Tennessee, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee has distributed 11 new grants to area nonprofits helping victims affected by the disaster. The grants total $287,500.

WTVF • 7th March 2020

Salvation Army offers help to thousands in multiple counties following Tennessee tornadoes

The Salvation Army has served 2,481 meals, 4,097 snacks and 3,166 beverages. It's also given personal prayer support to nearly 550 people. As the charity prepares for the weekend, though, it is bolstering its efforts and offering more to the victims.

WTVF • 21st February 2020

Mayor Cooper submits his first Capital Spending Plan for Metro Nashville

Mayor John Cooper submitted his administration's first Capital Spending Plan today.

WTVF • 7th November 2019

Historic Nashville announces the 2019 Nashville Nine

The Nashville Nine is a list published each year by Historic Nashville, comprising nine historic properties in Music City that are in danger of either demolition, neglect or development.

WTVF • 12th October 2019

Check out the 41st annual Tennessee Craft Fair at Centennial Park this weekend

The 41st annual Tennessee Craft Fair is this weekend at Centennial Park.

WTVF • 14th August 2019

Weapons manufacturer relocating headquarters to Clarksville, bringing up to 50 jobs

VK Integrated Systems chose Clarksville-Montgomery County as their new location for research, development and manufacturing. This move was decided not just because of what the company calls the community's strategic location, but also its successful, decades-long relationship with Fort Campbell.

WTVF • 18th May 2019

Interview: CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley on his new book, Truth Worth Telling

Scott Pelley is no stranger to CBS News, having been a correspondent and anchor for the network for nearly 30 years. NewsChannel 5's Rhori Johnston had the opportunity to interview Pelley about Truth Worth Telling, gaining some insight into his new book.

WTVF • 4th May 2019

It's Free Comic Book Day! Here's where you can go to get a free comic book

Today is Free Comic Book Day! If you're interested in heading to one of your local comic book stores to celebrate and get some books, a list of participating stores in and near Nashville is below.