Cash 3, Cash 4 Midday: Oct. 28, 2016

Posted: Oct 28, 2016 / 01:40 PM CDT / Updated: Oct 28, 2016 / 01:40 PM CDT

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Signs to watch for that may indicate Nasha the giraffe is in labor

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WRKN) — Those who have been keeping track of Nasha with the Baby Giraffe Cam have been searching for signs that she's about to go into labor. News 2 spoke with Nikole Edmunds, a Hoofstock Keeper at the Nashville Zoo, about the things that could indicate Nasha is getting closer to giving birth to her calf.

Some of the signs that Nasha is near to giving birth aren't easy to see on camera. "She's been swelling for weeks, and it is progressing, and she is producing milk, and it has progressed rapidly over the past week and a half or so. So those are really good signs, but it's hard for the viewers to see those things from the cameras."

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Pets of the Week for Jan. 12, 2021

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Looking for a new pet? Check out Nashville’s News 2’s “Pets of the Week” segment every Tuesday on Good Morning Nashville.

Meet Briley! This sweet and silly 2yo mix brings so much joy with him wherever he goes! Briley is fun, energetic, goofy, cuddly, and kind. He is also an obedient listener and the best running buddy! He loves playing fetch, snuggling, running, and watching himself in mirrors (see pictures)! While he is loving and sweet with most all two-legged pals, he sometimes proves himself picky with his fur-friends. He seems to love dogs a bit smaller than him! However, he can be sweet and friendly as can be once given the chance to warm up to other pups! If you’re looking for a fur friend who is both the most energetic play pal and the very best snuggle buddy, Briley is the dog for you!! Email adopt.macc@nashville.gov

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TN businesswoman ‘Ms. Claus’ donates more than $17,000, helps pay electricity, utility bills

GALLATIN, Tenn. (WKRN) - A Gallatin businesswoman known as 'Ms. Claus' made two large donations to help people pay their electricity and utility bills.

News 2 sat down with 'Ms. Claus', who asked to remain anonymous about how she came to make this decision. Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown said it all began with a phone call before Christmas Eve.