Joylyn Bukovac
Multimedia Journalist at WSMV-TV (Nashville, TN)
News Reporter for WSMV 4 | University of Alabama Alum | Space Nerd 🚀 | Got a story idea? DM me!
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1 week ago |
wsmv.com | Joylyn Bukovac
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Middle Tennessee family is grieving after their beloved dog was run over and killed by a trash truck driver. The Cannon County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident, which happened April 13 at a rural property in the county. Tasha Locks and her daughter, Aspen, were going through their usual morning routine when the tragedy happened. Tasha had just let her dogs out when she suddenly heard one of them screeching.
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2 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Joylyn Bukovac |Tony Garcia
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - As Mayor Freddie O’Connell highlighted his accomplishments in Metro Nashville, property tax concerns continued to heat up in Davidson County. As is customary on May 1, often dubbed “May Day,” a major protest was organized in downtown Nashville about a looming property tax hike. Three organizations organized the protest: Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee (AFP-TN), GOP-Nashville, and the Nashville Tea Party.
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3 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Joylyn Bukovac
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Once considered eliminated in the United States, measles continues to make a concerning comeback. Even though there have not been any reported measles cases in Nashville, physicians say declining vaccination rates could lead to millions of infections in the coming decades. A new study led by Stanford University shows the United States could face more than 11 million measles cases over the next 25 years if vaccination rates decline by just 10 percent.
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3 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Joylyn Bukovac
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Thousands of survivors in Middle Tennessee turn to the Sexual Assault Center for healing and support. Thursday morning, leaders from law enforcement, the city, and the nightlife industry gathered for the Safe City Breakfast — where they discussed progress, prevention, and what still needs to be done to make Nashville safer, especially when it comes to preventing sexual assault. This year’s theme was awareness and action.
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3 weeks ago |
wsmv.com | Joylyn Bukovac
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The days of scrolling through social media during class are coming to an end across the state. Governor Bill Lee recently signed the legislation mandating schools to limit phone use in classrooms, beginning in the 2025–2026 school year. Here are instructions on how to watch WSMV4 live on various platforms. Governor Bill Lee recently signed the legislation mandating schools to limit phone use in classrooms, beginning in the 2025–2026 school year.
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BREAKING: A man was found shot to death inside a crashed car near Belmont University. Police were in the area for a shots fired call when they spotted the car against a tree. No one else was inside. https://t.co/7k8XbtzQJQ
An elderly man was found unconscious on Old Nashville Highway early this morning—La Vergne Police say he was hit by a car, and the driver didn’t stop. This stretch of road was just paved, but has no lane markings or sidewalks. Tennessee Highway Patrol is now investigating. @WSMV https://t.co/0pWxGv3qVr
Powerful storms ripped through Humphreys Co. Crews worked to clear Brown Mill Road in McEwen, where we spoke with a homeowner who told us their whole home shook—and then the roof lifted up and landed right back in place. @WSMV https://t.co/odSIzgOQVi