Rutherford County Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh spread Christmas joy to kids on Saturday with a fun shopping spree at Target on the Old Fort Parkway.
Early Saturday morning, a pedestrian was attempting to cross I-24 in the vicinity of Old Fort Parkway (mile marker 78), when he was hit and killed by a vehicle.
At noon on Saturday, there was a Wreaths Across America Ceremony ceremony at Stones River National Battlefield.
1,700 new Blue Raider alumni were created Saturday with the fall 2018 commencement ceremonies in Murphy Center.
Helen Dam was receiving therapy when she told them that she wanted to check out and go home. One of Murfreesboro's cheerleaders and encouragers passed away Friday morning.
Don and Melanie Alexander are helping SPECIAL KIDS by pledging to match up to $10,000 in donations received through (today) Saturday.
We're in the final stretch before Christmas, when there will be a major slow-down in road projects. Traffic Engineer Ram Balachandran warns Murfreesboro motorists that crews will be working to stay on schedule and that may cause traffic challenges today through December 22nd.
The Rutherford County Assessor of Property Rob Mitchell and staff were awarded the 2018 Excellence in Operations award from the Tennessee Association of Assessing Officers.
As MTSU quarterback Brent Stockstill prepares to lead the Blue Raiders one final time, friends and family share their thoughts.
There was standing room only Thursday evening as the Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra held its "Christmas At The Movies" concert in the First United Methodist Church sanctuary on West Thompson Lane.
The Rutherford County Commission convened Thursday evening in the historic courthouse on the Murfreesboro square. Plans are underway to officially name the new bridge that crosses broad, the Blue Raider Bridge, along with proposed fees to use the convenience centers.
On Thursday afternoon, the Tennessee Department of Health issued a statement on immunizations. The statement read as follows:
If you're a regular WGNS' listener, you've probably caught Dave Ramsey as he shares how to get "debt free" and stay that way. Take his course for FREE at the Linebaugh Library starting January 10, 2019.
According to police, the robbery happened on the night of November 25, 2018 at an ATM machine on Waldron Road.
The Doug Young Educator of the Month salute from NewsRadio WGNS spotlights Buffy Brasier, a kindergarten teacher at Overall Creek Elementary. It's sponsored by City Tile and Floor Covering on Spring Street, L&K Trophies and Toot's Good Food and Fun.
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