Good morning, Nashville. More trouble is on the horizon for the TVA after they reassessed several coal ash storage sites and found the hazard potential for four of the sites to be high. Two of the hazardous storage facilities are in East Tennessee and the other two are in Alabama, including the Widows Creek fossil plant that already overflowed earlier this year. A high hazard potential isn’t based on a probability of failure, but rather a high potential for loss of human life in the event of a spill.

• Baby found in hot car. Police rescued a 1-year old child from a hot car Wednesday in Murfreesboro. The child appeared to have been left in the car for an hour before she was discovered and air-lifted to Vandy for treatment.
• Gold rush. The last of the Titans’ single-game tickets go on sale today at 10am, and lots of hardcore fans have already been camped out at LP Field for hours in hopes of snagging a few.
• Bits & pieces. TDOT is trying to remove some of the hazardous rocks from I-440 to avoid rockslides … A guy in a truck crashed through a 97-year old woman’s kitchen and then fled … Another officer shot in the line of duty is reaching out to Sgt. Mark Chesnut during his recovery … A mystery 911 caller notified police of a kidnapping that turned out to be a hoax.