The City of Forest Hills is one step closer in an attempt to rename six streets named after Confederate leaders.

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The mayor plans to ask for $3.5 million for generators, but residents said they want immediate help and accountability.

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FOREST HILLS, Tenn. (WKRN) — A small city in Davidson County has prevailed in its bid to rename six Confederate-related streets, courtesy of the Davidson County Chancery Court.