Courtney Allen

3 days ago | wsmv.com | Courtney Allen

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A pet zebra has been missing for four days now out of Christiana, Tennessee. Tuesday, search crews showed WSMV4’s Courtney Allen how they’re trying to track the zebra down and bring him home. A thermal drone has covered thousands of acres over the past few days for the pet zebra. It was spotted in a Christiana neighborhood, running along roads and on the side of Interstate 24, after his owner reported him missing Saturday.

3 days ago | wbko.com | Courtney Allen

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A zebra is still on the loose in Tennessee after last being seen in Rutherford County. A new video shows the zebra running along a road in rural Christiana and stumbling onto the road. Danielle Pitre was in the car filming it. “This zebra pops up out of nowhere,” Pitre said. “We had to do a double-take. Like, is that a zebra?”Pitre also got video of the zebra ducking under fences, running through nearby fields and behind homes.

3 days ago | wvlt.tv | Courtney Allen

CHRISTIANA, Tenn. (WSMV) - A zebra is still on the loose in Tennessee after last being seen in Rutherford County. A new video shows the zebra running along a road in rural Christiana and stumbling onto the road. Danielle Pitre was in the car filming it. “This zebra pops up out of nowhere,” Pitre said. “We had to do a double-take. Like, is that a zebra?”Pitre also got video of the zebra ducking under fences, running through nearby fields, and behind homes.

3 days ago | wsmv.com | Courtney Allen

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A zebra is still on the loose in Tennessee after last being seen in Rutherford County. A new video shows the zebra running along a road in rural Christiana and stumbling onto the road. Danielle Pitre was in the car filming it. “This zebra pops up out of nowhere,” Pitre said. “We had to do a double-take. Like, is that a zebra?”Pitre also got video of the zebra ducking under fences, running through nearby fields and behind homes.

2 weeks ago | actionnews5.com | Courtney Allen

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - More witnesses testified Wednesday in a hearing that could lead to Zach Adams getting a new trial. Adams was convicted of killing nursing student Holly Bobo back in 2011. A 2G expert from the original trial took the stand. He has studied the data from the phones of Zach Adams and Holly Bobo on the day Bobo was killed. He said that Adams’ and Bobo’s phone records were inconsistent that morning.