Detectives are investigating after child fell out of an apartment window in Lebanon

LEBANON, Tenn. (WTVF) — Lebanon Police received a call about a child who fell multiple stories out of an apartment window Tuesday evening. It took place at the 5 Oaks apartments near Lebanon Road.

The child had life threatening injuries, and was transported by helicopter to a Nashville-area hospital for help. This shut down Lebanon Road for around 25 minutes so the helicopter could properly land.

We do not yet know the condition of the child; wil update the story as soon as we have more information.

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On 150-year anniversary, YMCA of Middle Tennessee looks at its past and future

Happy Birthday to the YMCA of Middle TN. They just celebrated their 150th anniversary! A lot has changed with the Y over the years. I have personally seen some of that firsthand when I was a long-time board member at the Northwest Family Y and part of their Black Achievers Program. Forrest Sanders has a look back.

- Lelan Statom