Kelly Broderick

4 days ago | newschannel5.com | Kelly Broderick

LEWIS COUNTY, Tenn. (WTVF) - A Silver Alert has been issued for 81-year-old Gary Wedlake who is missing from Lewis County. Gary is 5'8", 179 lbs., with grey hair and green eyes. He was last seen in Gun Barrell, Texas on Monday. UPDATE: We have changed the #TNSilverAlert poster to include more accurate information provided by Gary Wedlake's family. We have also updated the picture of the truck he may be driving. It is a silver 2018 Chevy Silverado with the TN plate 801BJBV.

4 days ago | newschannel5.com | Kelly Broderick

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) - Columbia Police are investigating an officer involved shooting that took place just after 1 a.m. in the 1500 block of Nashville Highway. According to police, officers found a man in the road armed with a handgun. While officers made efforts to drop his firearm, they said the man refused and continued to walk down the road in and out of the traffic lane and median. As he approached a more populated area, he was shot by a Columbia Police Officer.

5 days ago | newschannel5.com | Kelly Broderick

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) - A global support program is returning to Music City for CMA Fest. Red Frogs USA, is an Australian-based organization that came to Nashville last year for both CMA Fest and Fourth of July. The group works to avoid dangerous situations like intoxication or sexual assault at big events.

5 days ago | newschannel5.com | Kelly Broderick

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) - The Department of Emergency Communications will be on the ground throughout CMA Fest making sure the public is safe and get help when needed. They want to remind the public that if you see something that seems out of place or strange to say something and report it right away. When it comes to making sure you and your friends are safe at the festival, they encourage people to download the free what3words app before heading downtown.

1 week ago | newschannel5.com | Kelly Broderick

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) - As the school year comes to a close, Metro Nashville Public Schools and the Metro Public Health Department are partnering to provide access to essential health services throughout the break. The MPHD Mobile Services Team and MNPS Student Health are offering school physical exams and vaccinations by appointment only for students ages 4 through 18 who qualify for the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program.