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1. Nashville students help decide consequences for peers through Youth Court program (newschannel5.com) — Metro Nashville high school students are stepping into courtroom roles through Youth Court, where they help decide consequences for classmates facing lower-level juvenile offenses instead of traditional punishment. The diversion program, run with Davidson County Juvenile Court, emphasizes accountability, repairing school relationships, and has a recidivism rate under 4%, giving local teens both a second chance and hands-on insight into the justice system.
2. Woman recovering after being hit by stray bullet during Labor Day shootout in West Nashville (wsmv.com) — A woman is recovering after being struck by a stray bullet during a chaotic Labor Day shootout near RH Boyd-Preston Taylor Park in West Nashville, where Tennessee State University students were gathered for a cookout. Metro Nashville Police say the victim wasn't involved in the gunfire, and the shooter remains at large as neighbors call for stronger safety and gun control measures.
3. 92Q host Kenny Smoov, 615 Wake Up show out after Cumulus action (tennessean.com subscription) — Nashville R&B station 92Q has laid off longtime host Kenny Smoov and two 615 Wake Up morning show personalities as part of Cumulus Media's broader cuts, shaking up a staple of the city's Black culture scene. Smoov and co-host Sissy Brown now plan to launch an online "Kenny and Sissy Show" spotlighting Nashville leaders, news, and events later this month.
4. Metro Council member looking into Antioch nightclub after stray bullet kills Sam's Club worker (wsmv.com) — A Sam's Club worker on Antioch Pike was killed early Sunday when a stray bullet from an argument linked to nearby LAVO Lounge pierced the store's wall, prompting scrutiny from Nashville's Metro Council. Council Member David Benton says he's reviewing the nightclub and pushing for more police funding, as Metro Police investigate and the club stresses its cooperation and security measures.
5. Nashville just had its hottest start to September in a century (wsmv.com) — Nashville is sweltering through one of its hottest starts to September in more than a century, with temperatures running nearly 10 degrees above normal and a Heat Advisory in effect today. After several days near 100 degrees, forecasters expect more intense heat over the next week before a possible cooler, less humid pattern arrives around the third weekend of the month.
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