NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Looking to start off your day catching up on headlines? Here's a look at the top stories from overnight.
Antioch High School students return to class and protest for gun reform and mental health measures
A number of students at Antioch High School voiced their grief and frustration with an organized walkout and rally outside the school.
The shooting less than a week ago left two teens dead, Dayana Escalante, 16, and the shooter himself.
We have read the Tennessee voucher bill. Here is what we know.
A bill filed for educational vouchers for Tennessee students has transitioned for a special session, finally mapping out the funding for how the initiative would even work.
Family mourns 1-year-old baby killed in domestic-related shooting
A 1-year-old boy, Jeriko Logue, has become the latest victim of gun violence after police say he was shot multiple times by his mother's boyfriend, Marquavious Hampton, on Jan. 27.
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Our viewers are the best! When Hannah McDonald highlighted the plight of Serenity Sumler, so many of you immediately stepped up. Serenity stopped to help a driver after spotting a wreck and was hit by another car, resulting in terrible injuries. Without the funds to pay for physical therapy, she was at a loss. Because of the kindness of others - she now can rehab and get back to school. Best of luck to her as she trains to become a chef!
- Carrie Sharp
