SUMMARY: Good morning, I’m Megan P. from wkrn.com. Breaking news: a fugitive from Kentucky, Marcel Winters, is now in Davidson County Jail following a stabbing incident in South Nashville around 6:15 PM last night. Authorities identified Winters as the stabbing suspect at the intersection of Fairfield Avenue and Lefet Street. He also had an outstanding warrant from Bowling Green, Kentucky. Winters, 46, is being held on a $200,000 bond for a fugitive from justice charge and will be extradited. For more breaking news updates, visit wkrn.com.

Kentucky fugitive arrested after stabbing

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SUMMARY: Following the historic flooding in Green County, a family is applying for federal aid. Reporter Lauren Davis spoke with Patty Cal and her daughter Trish Coker about their experiences. Patty’s three-story home was severely impacted, requiring significant cleanup. They sought help at FEMA disaster recovery centers that opened in Green and Hamlin counties. While Patty found assistance in submitting forms, Trish faced initial denial due to their shared address. They were advised to appeal by providing proof of her rental situation. Both women encourage others to apply for aid, emphasizing the importance of persistence in the application process. The application deadline is December 2nd.

The family is now going through the application process for FEMA assistance after damage to their home.

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SUMMARY: Dixon is set to undergo significant changes with a new Aquatic and Recreation Center in Hensley Park, announced by the mayor as the largest capital project in the city‘s history. The Dixon County Family YMCA will manage the facility, which will feature an indoor swimming pool, wellness center, playground, and early childhood learning center. The city plans to borrow up to $30 million for the project, which is pending approval, and is scheduled to open in 2026.

Big changes are coming for a park in Dickson: The city is adding a new aquatic and rec center.

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