NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Looking to start your week off catching up on the headlines? Here's a look at the top stories from overnight.
Clarksville residents deal with floodwater eight days later
The anger surrounding Roger Pearson's home began when water rose inside.
"This is day number eight of standing water," said Pearson. "I dont want to live here anymore I don't want go through this."
Pearson said there were no warnings to leave when rain dumped water into the 32-acre basin behind his home in the Woodstock Subdivision in Clarksville.
MNPD searching for driver involved in hit-and-run Saturday night in Berry Hill
Metro Police are searching for a driver involved in a hit and run over the weekend. It happened Saturday night in Berry Hill on 8th Avenue South.
40-year-old Josh Taylor was hit. Police say he is alive, but fighting for his life in the hospital.
USDA suspends scholarship for students attending TSU and other land grant HBCUs
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s website shows that it has suspended a scholarship program for students who enroll at Tennessee State University and other land-grant historically Black colleges.
This is a beautiful story of chosen family, proving a father figure doesn't have to have biology in common to make a difference in a child's life. The story of De'Andre and Alex will remind you that our relationships help determine the course of our lives. And that being supportive of someone - through a meal, a shared experience or even swim lessons can make all the difference.
- Rebecca Schleicher
