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Kirsten Fiscus

Kirsten Fiscus

Breaking News Reporter at The Tennessean

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Recent Articles

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What would Dolly do? Nashvillians find answers in tattoos

When Nashvillians looked for a way to publicly mourn Dolly Parton, some chose to carry their grief permanently.
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Cheatham County boy, 3, dies after getting trapped in a hot car

A guardian took a nap and when they woke up, the boy was missing from the home.
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Crime is down in Nashville in 2026, mirroring national trend

Both property and violent crimes are down more than 15% after the first six months of 2026.
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'I just murdered my wife.' 911 call reveals man's bizarre statements

Kirk Rawl, 57, is accused of shooting his wife, Che'Che', in the head in the bedroom of their College Grove home.
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How to avoid firework mishap, trip to ER this July 4

About 13,000 people were injured last year and 15 people died after a fireworks mishap.
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Nashville police honor mental health partners who respond to crises

Partners in Care, in partnership with the Metro Nashville Police Department has helped nearly 9,700 people in crisis in the last five years.
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12-year-old fatally shot in Nashville. One arrested

Police said shots were fired after a group showed up for a fight. Hours later, a child was dead.
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Road rage ends with one shot. This week's crime, court news

Plus, Tennessee Department of Correction launches mobile community supervision offices to rurual areas.
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Nashville expecting storms, how that could impact Juneteenth plans

Storms will sweep through Middle Tennessee June 18 sometime in the afternoon, the National Weather Service said.
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What to know (and where to park) for Nashville's Juneteenth celebra...

Started in 2018, the annual Juneteenth celebration in Nashville honors the city's Black history and culture.
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Severe storms continue to roll through Middle Tennessee

The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain and possible flooding.