Sam Chimenti

4 days ago | wkrn.com | Sam Chimenti

HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The City of Hendersonville is reporting a spike in mail thefts directly out of residents’ mailboxes. According to the Hendersonville Police Department, there are warrants for several suspects believed to involved in the crime, but law enforcement is still warning people to be careful of what they mail and how they mail it. “We’ve had at least a few groups that we’ve identified as being responsible for this,” said Detective Lt. Chris Gagnon.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Sam Chimenti

HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The City of Hendersonville is reporting a spike in mail thefts directly out of residents’ mailboxes. According to the Hendersonville Police Department, there are warrants for several suspects believed to involved in the crime, but law enforcement is still warning people to be careful of what they mail and how they mail it. “We’ve had at least a few groups that we’ve identified as being responsible for this,” said Detective Lt. Chris Gagnon.

1 week ago | wkrn.com | Sam Chimenti

HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — New data from the United States Department of Agriculture shows the excessive deer population in Hendersonville has gone down. An aerial USDA survey from March of 2023 reportedly revealed 1,212 deer across nearly 70 square miles of the city. That’s a lot of deer, but if you can believe it, it’s a substantial decrease from just two years ago. “It shows or indicates that we have some improvement.

1 week ago | wkrn.com | Sam Chimenti

GALLATIN, Tenn. (WKRN) — The city of Gallatin just finished conducting a traffic survey with its residents. According to the results shared of the city’s social media pages, nearly 70% of those who took part in the survey believe Gallatin’s traffic is “poor,” largely along the busy thoroughfares of Nashville Pike and Main Street. The solutions most residents would like to see: better syncing of traffic lights, and new or expanded roadways.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sam Chimenti

GALLATIN, Tenn. (WKRN) — The city of Gallatin just finished conducting a traffic survey with its residents. According to the results shared of the city’s social media pages, nearly 70% of those who took part in the survey believe Gallatin’s traffic is “poor,” largely along the busy thoroughfares of Nashville Pike and Main Street. The solutions most residents would like to see: better syncing of traffic lights, and new or expanded roadways.