The Daily Brief – Week of October 7th through October 13th, 2024

The Daily Brief – Week of October 7th through October 13th, 2024

STORIES- Piece of building falls, Teen still missing, and more…

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SATURDAY 5:30 PM

BREAKING…

We have reports of a mass shooting in downtown Nashville. Police and first responders are currently on the scene of a shooting near Tennessee State University (TSU).

The incident, which occurred this evening near the intersection of Jefferson Street and 28th Street, has reportedly left multiple people (our sources say about 10) injured and we have a report of at least one fatality.

Our news partner WKRN News 2 has more info..

THURSDAY 3:05 PM

TRAFFIC ALERT I65 SOUTH

I 65 south near Millersville moving slowly due to a crash. Millersville Fire Chief Matt Stewart says expect delays. This is a non-injury crash, but it will take time to remove the vehicle.

TUESDAY 2:30 PM

Chet Thompson of White House sent us photographs of an unusual moth, so we looked it up.

The Mournful Sphinx (Enyo lugubris) is a moth species found across parts of North, Central, and South America, including Tennessee. It’s known for its distinct dark brown and gray coloration, resembling dried leaves, which helps it blend into its surroundings. The moth has a wingspan of about 2.5 to 3 inches and is most active during twilight or at night. The Mournful Sphinx is often seen feeding on nectar from flowers, using its long proboscis. Its larvae typically feed on grapevines and members of the Vitaceae family. Despite its name, the Mournful Sphinx is not harmful to humans or pets.

MONDAY 3:35 AM:

A chunk of a downtown building breaks loose and falls onto the sidewalk in Springfield. Powered by: Payne Chevrolet

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