(Nashville, TN) -- If you've waited until the last minute to file your taxes, that last minute has arrived.

Today is the deadline to file income taxes with the IRS and state of Tennessee, or ask for an extension. IRS officials say choosing to file electronically is still the best step someone can take to make sure their return is accurate and complete. Those who insist on filing a paper return are reminded to check their numbers carefully, especially when it comes to ID numbers like Social Security.

If you've heard me on the air the past couple of days, you may have noticed I sound like I'm speaking with my fingers plugging my nose. No, it's just springtime allergies kicking my butt! It doesn't seem to matter what I take, the sneezing and sniffling just gets worse. To kick off the spring season, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America released a list of the top 100 U.S. allergy capitals. On that list, three Tennessee cities came in the top 10: Memphis, Knoxville and Chattanooga. Surprisingly, Nashville entered the list at a relatively low 34. Please pass the tissue... 

Spring is here which means it's time to blow the dust off my bike, fill the tires with air and lube up the chain. If you are a bicycle enthusiast like me, check this out.

The American Diabetes Association is challenging riders to be part of the movement to Stop Diabetes by participating in their annual Tour de Cure®, a cycling event to raise funds to help fight diabetes. The Red Riders stop will roll through Franklin on May 18.

This year, more than 65,000 cyclists nationwide are expected to participate in the Tour de Cure with all funds raised supporting the prevention and cure of those affected by diabetes. Individuals and teams composed of co-workers, family and friends are taking the ride of their life and helping raise funds to change the future of diabetes for the nearly 26 million Americans with the disease.

Get more info on how you can get involved at www.diabetes.org. I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike...

A Virginia woman who falsely reported a Monday morning robbery at a Waffle House as an April Fools' Day prank has been arrested by police.

Susan Alexandria Tinker, 20, an employee at a Hampton, Va., branch of the Waffle House chain, allegedly called local authorities just before 6 a.m. Monday and claimed the restaurant was raided by robbers five minutes earlier, Hampton Police Division Cpl. Mary Shackelford told NBC News.

Police responded immediately and launched an investigation, interviewing other employees while a K-9 unit sniffed around the scene and investigators canvassed the neighborhood for suspects, Shackelford said.

But when police reviewed surveillance footage recorded during Tinker’s shift, they discovered unspecified evidence that the original 911 call was just an April Fools' Day hoax, Shackelford said.

Hampton police weren’t in the mood for a joke, and Tinker was arrested and charged with one misdemeanor count of falsely summoning police, according to authorities.

Shackelford said that police will not tolerate prank calls made to emergency officials.

That's right! YOU can be the hero of your office by nominating your company in the Comcast Business Class office of the week contest. If your office is chosen in our weekly drawing, I will hand deliver a $100 AMEX gift card to you so you can take your office out to lunch - on us!! Greg Bailey from The People's Church in Franklin was a recent winner and I had a chance to meet him and learn a little about his church. Greg is also a part-time musician like me...

You too can nominate your office in this contest. Just email your name, office name and contact information to dan@wlac.com to win lunch from Comcast Business Class and WLAC!!