Jordan James
News Reporter at WSMV-TV (Nashville, TN)
@Wsmv Reporter | Dallas Native | North Texas Alum | NABJ | Formerly: WREG, KBMT
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6 days ago |
wsmv.com | Jordan James
CLARKSIVLLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Montgomery County residents are pushing for accountability after their neighborhood flooded earlier this month. The county says a pump malfunction is attributed to flooding in the Farmington subdivision. “This is not what we caused. This is not what we prayed for, it’s the county’s fault,” resident Tayo Awolumate explainedThe Montgomery County Highway Department admitted in a news release to pumping water from an overflowing basing to the neighborhood.
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6 days ago |
wsmv.com | Jordan James
CLARKSIVLLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Montgomery County residents are pushing for accountability after their neighborhood flooded earlier this month. The county says a pump malfunction is attributed to flooding in the Farmington subdivision. “This is not what we caused. This is not what we prayed for, it’s the county’s fault,” resident Tayo Awolumate explainedThe Montgomery County Highway Department admitted in a news release to pumping water from an overflowing basing to the neighborhood.
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2 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Jordan James
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - With several Clarksville residents displaced due to flooding, state and local organizations are offering support. On Monday, more than 100 people volunteered with the Clarksville-based relief organization, Yaipak. “We’re deployed all over the nation,” said Yaipak CEO Sherry Nicholson.
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2 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Jordan James
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Recovery is underway across Madison after a possible tornado rolled though town Saturday afternoon. Multiple trees were knocked down and power lines snapped. Also, businesses were damaged. “All I could say is oh my Lord this is Madison, Tennessee,“ a resident told WSMV4. The storm caused a tree to fall on the awning of Otto Howell’s home as he waited for it to pass through. “All of sudden bam, come down the trees falling, we’re down on the ground,” Howell reflected.
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2 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Jordan James
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The intersection of of 12th Avenue South and Demonbreun Street became the backdrop of a crime scene Friday morning. Kirk Granfors, 64, and his wife, Kathy Granfors, 68, of Jacksonville, Florida, were killed following a high-speed crash, according to Metro Nashville Police. Prior to the impact, Awil Carie was at the stop light. “We’re lucky, it was red. I was standing over there,” He said.
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