NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Looking to start off your day catching up on headlines? Here's a look at the top stories from overnight.
NES says no rolling blackouts expected despite cold snap in Middle Tennessee
With cold weather settling in, many Middle Tennesseans are reminded of the rolling blackouts three Decembers ago during a severe cold snap. That was a first for the Tennessee Valley Authority since its inception during the Great Depression.
A Clarksville-area family enjoys their snow days by harnessing a little 'horse power'
When snow falls in a neighborhood, sure, cars still rule the roads. You might even find a few kids pumping their bike pedals. But for the Chandler family, they'd much rather harness some horsepower for some snow day fun.
Salvation Army Nashville sends officers to help Kentucky flood survivors
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has confirmed another death in devastating floods seen across the commonwealth.
It now brings the death toll to 15 people. It's said to be the worst flooding the state has had in more than 40 years.
Cole is a person I think everyone should meet. After saving his sister's life, he's in a fight for his own. And yet he lives so joyfully, performing on stage and continuing to do what he loves. His family's story will both inspire you and make you reflect on your own. Click if you want to watch one of the most impressive young men in action, determined to write the lines of his own story despite the circumstances.
-Rebecca Schleicher
