Forrest Sanders

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — There are so many memorable moments that have taken place on the Grand Ole Opry stage and countless stories shared from the circle.

If you were watching us Wednesday morning, you may have seen a new friend of ours at NewsChannel 5. He's a 14-year-old who's had a very hard journey but carries incredible positivity.

Some local kids are in the middle of a pretty cool art project. It has a very good purpose and manages to combine Nashville music, art, and even sports.

Bill knew his team would be up for doing something good for people during this time of year. He'll tell you his team did not disappoint.

NewsChannel 5 is celebrating a major anniversary. August 6 marked 70 years since the station first started broadcasting. In this 70-year anniversary special, we're taking a look back.

Did you know there was a time the station had a late night show? It even had an early appearance by someone who would go on to be one of the biggest sitcom stars of 90s.

Remember when we visited a house with a pirate ship in their front yard? That was a family's Halloween decorations. We had to know what they did for Christmas. Turns out, that's quite the story too.

If you're looking for the busiest places in the days leading up to Christmas, you'd struggle to find a place busier than Walmart. The store opened its doors to us to get a behind-the-scenes peek.

You know what they say this time of year. It is better to give than to receive. A great new seasonal tradition is teaching that very lesson.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — With only days left to Christmas, the carols are everywhere. A performance of a few seasonal songs was especially powerful for one mom.