Murfreesboro is a special place where community leaders and local legends unite to ensure no neighbor is left behind during a disaster. In this deep dive, John Mitchell, Exe

A criminal record can follow you like a permanent name tag, long after you’ve served your time or had charges dismissed. Amy Luna, an attorney with the Legal Aid Socie

Big Tobacco didn't disappear in the 90s; they simply pivoted to a more colorful, aromatic, and insidious product: vaping. Jennifer Sanchez from Steered Straight joins the sh

Unlock the magic of the stage and the studio as we dive into the vibrant 30th season at the Center for the Arts in Murfreesboro. From the whimsical adventures of Tuck Everla

Spring break is just the warmup for the high-energy "controlled chaos" coming to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford County and Smyrna this year. Michelle Clifford join

Tennessee’s rural landscape is undergoing a massive digital transformation, but at what cost to the most vulnerable citizens? State Representative Mike Sparks joins th

Scammers are getting sophisticated enough to fool even the most vigilant consumers by spoofing official emails and bank phone numbers. In this episode, host Bryan Barrett and

International Women’s Day is the perfect time to address the "gray divorce" trend—a reality where one-third of divorcing adults are now 50 or older. While a 45%

Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation is officially charting its course for the next decade, and your input is the compass. Director Nate Williams joins Bryan Barrett to discuss

Rutherford County schools faced a sudden transportation crisis this week after a private contractor lost liability insurance for 40 buses, leaving thousands of students in l