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Steve Mehling

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  • ‘We just kept watching the clock,’ Green Hills mom recalls flood rescue

    2 weeks ago | wsmv.com | Steve Mehling

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Early April’s weather system packed a punch with dangerous supercells, gusty winds and even tornadoes throughout the Midstate. The system also dumped inches of rain all across the area, with some Nashville residents saying the damage they saw came close to the 2010 floods. In Green Hills, Joanna Piper and her two sons hunkered down as tornado sirens blared throughout the night.

  • Nashville residents work to clear flood-damaged homes, beginning the process of recovery

    2 weeks ago | wsmv.com | Steve Mehling

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The amount of rain the Nashville area saw in our most recent severe weather system caused multiple neighborhoods to deal with flooding. In the Avalon neighborhood, some homeowners who were there for the 2010 floods say that while it doesn’t quite meet that mark, it got pretty close to it. The estimated 5-7″ of rainfall caused storm drains and creeks to overflow with excess runoff, resulting in homes being partially or completely flooded.

  • Hopkinsville cleaning up after massive rainfall totals hit the area

    2 weeks ago | wsmv.com | Steve Mehling

    CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Ky. (WSMV) - Downtown Hopkinsville was filled Sunday with the sound of sump pumps and rushing water. It’s what business and home owners have had to do since an estimated 10 inches of rainfall led to widespread flooding throughout the city. City leaders say areas closest to the Little River saw the largest amount of flooding, while other spots throughout the city dealt with flash flooding when rainfall amounts were the highest at times.

  • Couple caught putting hair in their food to get it for free, restaurant says

    1 month ago | fox5vegas.com | Steve Mehling

    OVERTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) - A couple dining at a Tennessee restaurant allegedly put their own hair in their food before complaining and getting the dish for free. Patrick Jones is the manager at The Steel Coop in Livingston, so when a customer has concerns about their food, he is the one to fix the issue. On March 14, he was called over to a couple’s table, where he saw hair on their food, WSMV reports.

  • If paused tariffs were reinstated, how could they impact the US?

    2 months ago | msn.com | Steve Mehling

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