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A federal judge will decide next week whether the state can perform an autopsy on a Tennessee death row inmate who was executed by lethal injection. Full Story »
A federal judge will decide next week whether the state can perform an autopsy on a Tennessee death row inmate who was executed by lethal injection. Full Story »
With apologies to the movie: "If you tax it, they will spend." A one-line comment in the article concerning the fate of income tax in Tennessee caught my attention. ("Income tax falls further off radar, Nov. 22"). Full Story »
Mayor Karl Dean has been faced with the classic cursed-if-you-do, cursed-if-you-don't situation with the Music City Center. Full Story »
WASHINGTON — Rep. John Tanner said Wednesday that concerns about a sick granddaughter and his leadership responsibilities at an international organization contributed to his decision to retire from the U.S. House at the end of next year. Full Story »
QUESTION: Jackie Sherrill leaves work late at night near Tennessee State University. The traffic signal at Clarksville Pike and Ed Temple Boulevard goes to a flashing mode at 11 p.m. But that is when she and others are getting off. She wanted to know if the signal could be adjusted to make it easier for drivers to get through this intersection at night. Full Story »
Franklin is using an artificial Christmas tree for the first time this year and doing so will save the city thousands. Full Story »
47-year-old Marion Hollingshed was found dead in a home on Donelson Street Sunday afternoon. Full Story »
The Rutherford County Health Department opened up its supply of the H1N1 flu vaccine to everyone Wednesday. Full Story »
The 278th unit of the Tennessee National Guard began its long road to Iraq Wednesday. Full Story »
Eakin Partners purchased the former SunTrust operations center in downtown Nashville for more than $6 million. Full Story »
Rebounding, free throws carry Vanderbilt to 89-83 victory. More Full Story »
Game-changer. That’s what Congressman John Tanner's retirement is. It has and will profoundly affect state politics at every level. More Full Story »
Swift's Fearless faces off with Beyonce's I Am Sasha Fierce , Lady Gaga's The Fame , The Black Eyed Peas' The E.N.D. , and the Dave Matthews Band's Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King for Album of the Year Honors. More Full Story »
James Stone gets prestigious William Hume Award, given to Metro Nashville’s top high school football scholar-athlete. More Full Story »
Police asking for public help determining how 47-year-old died More Full Story »
A boy in Franklin is getting a surgery he needs thanks to his school and a lot of love. Full Story »
The Channel 4 I-Team has uncovered a mother's driving violations and spoken with the good Samaritan who thought she was keeping the mother off the road. Full Story »
Getting a check-up at the mall could soon become a reality for low-income moms in Antioch. Full Story »
Fifty-one suspected drug dealers are off the streets of Maury County. Full Story »
Authorities say a Pulaski man was drunk when he drove the wrong way on a Mississippi highway last week and crashed into another car. Full Story »
Thousands of missing dollars from the Dickson County clerk's office could be a case of embezzlement. Full Story »
Beyonce garnered the most Grammy nominations on Wednesday with 10 nods, including a nomination for album of the year. Taylor Swift wasn't far behind, getting eight nominations. Full Story »
Commanders at the Franklin Police Department have implemented a new program that will track the job performance of the city's uniformed police officers. Full Story »
The Good Friday tornado in Murfreesboro left homes ripped to shreds and debris in the neighborhood. Nearly eight months later almost all signs of the storm are gone. Full Story »
A serial rapist who terrorized a Nashville neighborhood in the 1980s wants out of prison. On Wednesday, the so-called 'Airport Rapist' sat before a parole member and his victims. Full Story »
Organizers of the Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner are still not sure how they managed to feed over 600 people this year. After all, they had only planned on around 450. “We did not run out of... Full Story »
Barrett Nelson, who served as principal of Lewisburg school for five years, resigned from that position and is now working as a teacher at the alternative school. In a memo to superintendent Mars... Full Story »
Logan County’s oldest resident, a woman known to many as “the toy lady,” passed away last week. Katie Hancock died Friday, Nov. 27, one day after celebrating her 106th birthday. Mrs. Hancock was b... Full Story »
The Logan County Humane Society is continually battling to save the lives of Logan County’s unwanted animal population and as part of it’s efforts has implemented a new program that will help offer... Full Story »
Tim Coleman, Commonwealth Attorney for the 38th Circuit, has been assigned as special prosecutor in the Kerry Kenady case. Kenady, who served a short term as First District Magistrate for Logan Co... Full Story »
With a goal to deliver gifts to all 310 nursing home residents in Bedford County, organizers are again asking for help this year to make this happen again. Lindsey Sudberry and her mother Lorrie Dunn... Full Story »
A car with no taillights led sheriff deputies to the discovery of nearly $3,700 in cash and marijuana last Friday, resulting in two arrests. According to a report filed by Sgt. Nikia Elliott of the... Full Story »
A man who said he was upset about speeding drivers conducted his own traffic stop Saturday, complete with a vehicle equipped with blue lights, Shelbyville police said. But the "officer" was detained... Full Story »
As Thomas Magnet School approaches the midpoint of its first academic year, the application process has begun for the 2010-2011 school year, according to principal Tim Harwell and Betty Farrar, the... Full Story »
Bedford County Planning Commission on Tuesday night approved a site plan for a Dollar General Store in Unionville. The Goodlettsville-based discount retailer will pour a pad this week at the site of... Full Story »
Don't be fooled by the commercials. Babies are filthy little creatures. Their spit-up will absolutely ruin every last one of your shirts. The color, consistency and volume of their poop (and the uses they're able to find for it when left "napping" in their cribs) will horrify you. Full Story »
Fort Campbell officials are unsure whether Tuesday’s deployment announcement by President Barack Obama will impact its 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Full Story »
Hart Road closing for work, set to reopen noon Friday Full Story »
WASHINGTON — Democrats are complaining about President Barack Obama’s escalation of the war in Afghanistan and Republicans are unhappy with his promise to withdraw troops in 18 months, but Congress appears willing to approve the buildup’s $30 billion price tag. Full Story »
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce this morning outlined its top priorities to help stagnate the state’s diminishing funds when the legislature meets next year to discuss a new biennial budget. Full Story »
Whitfield launches new Web site U.S. Rep. Ed Whitfield, of Hopkinsville, launched a new Web site Monday. Whitfield stated in a release from his office that the site should facilitate communication with his constituents. Full Story »
A small digit yes, but the number one looms large over Austin Peay Thursday night. With a win, Govs coach Dave Loos will have amassed the 400th victory of his distinguished 24-year career, and that would put him with in two of becoming the OVC’s all-time winningest coach. Full Story »
It’s not like teams Austin Peay has played so far didn’t want to beat them. Full Story »
Just a few days before block leave for Christmas, the soldiers of the Iron Rakkasan battalion at Fort Campbell once again honed its urban warfare skills. Full Story »
The plan for 30,000 more soldiers in Afghanistan is good news for soldiers in the 3rd Brigade Combat Team at Fort Campbell. Full Story »
The 12th annual “On Wings of Love – Remembering Victims of Homicide” program will begin tonight at 5:30 at the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library. Full Story »
Dancer Sara Baras performs during the filming of "Flamenco, Flamenco." REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo
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