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The woman and the 13-year-old accused of causing the fatal crash have both been charged with vehicular homicide, police said.

Nashville Fire Department said that more than seven inches of rain fell in the Metro Nashville Davidson County area during two days.

The teacher encouraged other community members to file similar complaints following the education board member's suggestion.

A state lawmaker says the country music icon and philanthropist is "a passionate person who loves everyone, and everyone loves her."

Several buildings will require demolition, according to an evaluation following the Christmas Day blast.

Nashville police are questioning a 29-year-old suspect who surrendered to officers shortly after the shooting.

Anthony Quinn Warner frequently spoke "about the military and bomb making," according to police records from August 2019.

"Nashville and the world is never going to forget me," Warner reportedly told his neighbor days before the explosion.

The arrest is the only incident listed on the Nashville bombing suspect's record.

AT&T's "mobility network is now operating normally, nearly all home internet and video customers have been restored and our business customers are back online," the company said in a press release.

David Rausch, director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, said the suspect's death in the explosion makes it harder to determine his motive.

A former assistant director for counterintelligence at the FBI said the bombing in Nashville revealed how "relatively easy" it is for a single individual to cause disruption.

At the 17-second mark, a huge explosion and bright fireball can be seen in the background, turning the downtown street into an eerie red color. Here's the video.

"He is either a criminal mastermind or a dude who flew completely under the radar," one law enforcement officer told Newsweek.

Documents obtained by Newsweek show a series of unexplained property dealings between Warner, members of his family, and a 29-year-old Los Angeles woman.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office said a truck was pulled over on Murfreesboro Road about a half-hour east from where the downtown Nashville RV explosion took place just two days prior.

"Unknowing anything else at the time, they began hearing announcements that something was about to detonate coming from an RV," Chief John Drake said.

"It's got to have something to do with the infrastructure," said John Cooper about the incident.

"He never took it out, but he started moving it around a bit about a month ago," Marco Rodriguez said.

Investigators still trying to find motive behind explosion which hit city on Christmas morning.

The FBI are said to be looking into if the man identified as Anthony Warner believed the technology was being used ti spy on Americans.

"The fact that the father worked in the same company is definitely a lead investigators would pursue," a senior law enforcement official told Newsweek.

Warner was born in January 1957 and is 63 years old, according to a LexisNexis report obtained by Newsweek.

The incident would likely be a suicide bombing if the DNA of the suspect's mother is determined to be linked to remains found in the RV, one law enforcement official said.

Federal investigators are searching the residence of a "person of interest" following the Christmas Day explosion of a recreational vehicle in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.

"Due to impact on an AT&T transformer in the area, some of our stores are experiencing temporary internet outages," a Walmart spokesperson said on Saturday, in the wake of the Nashville Christmas Day blast.

Law enforcement authorities in Nashville announced Saturday afternoon that they are currently investigating over 500 tips regarding the Christmas Day blast.

Nashville Mayor John Cooper had issued a state of civil emergency on Friday after a vehicle explosion in downtown Nashville.

"One more event in Nashville's 2020," Mayor John Cooper told reporters on Friday following a vehicle explosion in downtown Nashville.

Upon hearing the announcement that the RV would explode, the six Nashville officers began evacuating the area.