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1 day ago | fox17.com | Ida Domingo

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — A teenager is in the hospital Wednesday morning after a stabbing at West Potomac High School in Fairfax County, authorities said. Officers with the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) responded to the school and discovered that a teenage victim had been stabbed. That teen was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Police said a teenage male suspect is in custody.

3 days ago | fox17.com | Dennis Ferrier

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — It may be the oldest family-run gas station in the mid-south. Whether it is or not, the Napier station in Scottsville, Kentucky, is something out of a time machine. You don’t hear this sound anymore, the sound of a customer arriving at a gas station. And you don’t see this ever, a full-service gas pump manned by the station's owner, Thomas Napier. He’s been pumping gas and greeting customers here for 63 years. “ I have a lot of people come in and visit with me.

3 days ago | fox17.com | Amanda Chin

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — *Warning: This story may be triggering for sexual assault survivors*FOX 17 News continues to investigate the concerns of reported drink spiking in Nashville. The Sexual Assault Center reports that around 20% of people believe they were first drugged before they were assaulted. Noel Valliere lived in Nashville for five years, chasing her dream of being a singer/songwriter. Valliere never thought taking a few sips of one drink back in 2016 would end the way it did.

6 days ago | fox17.com | Chris Nalls

Metro Council approved an LPR policy back in 2022, followed by a six-month pilot program in 2023 that Johnston says was deemed successful. Yet since then, she says funding for LPRs has been missing from the city’s budgets—something she believes shows the mayor has no intention of moving forward. (Photo: ...

6 days ago | fox17.com | Bruce Schreiner

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky's auditor said Thursday that her office will investigate the state's medical cannabis program after receiving complaints about the lottery system used to award highly sought-after licenses to grow, process and sell the medicinal products to eligible patients. Auditor Allison Ball said her office will examine the application process and how business licenses were awarded as part of its review of the Office of Medical Cannabis in Gov. Andy Beshear's administration.