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A mother and two children were injured after their vehicle was involved in a rollover accident off Kedron Road, near the Joe Brown Road intersection. Story created Dec 11, 2009 - 15:40:37 EST. Full Story »
NASHVILLE — A drug dealer for a Mexican cartel has pleaded guilty to soliciting the murder of a witness in a cocaine case against him in Tennessee. Full Story »
The engine produced at the GM/Spring Hill Manufacturing plant has been named one of the best in North America, according to a press release. Full Story »
Pfc. David Hutchinson was only four days into a 12-month deployment with the 420th Engineer Brigade in eastern Afghanistan and was riding on his first patrol to get acquainted with the surroundings in Paktia province. Full Story »
The Maury County School Board approved a massive rezoning plan by a paper-thin margin Thursday. The board voted 6-5 in favor of the plan, which includes a controversial provision that would move about 500 fifth-graders from elementary schools to middle schools. It will take effect next school year. Full Story »
A 25-year-old woman faces 12 counts of animal cruelty after authorities found malnourished dogs and two dog carcasses at her Spring Hill home. Andrea Hatcher, 25, 5016 Flat Creek Road, Spring Hill, was issued 12 state citations for animal cruelty — a misdemeanor offense. Full Story »
Three local men have teamed up to organize a concert and auction to be held at 7 p.m. Friday at Shady Brook Cinemas to benefit underprivileged area youth. Full Story »
Eight of the 31 dogs seized at a suspected Maury County puppy mill are already in the process of being adopted, said Denise Brantley, director of the animal shelter. Full Story »
A job fair held Wednesday at the Tennessee Career Center in Columbia drew 417 people in search of work. The event was originally organized for GM workers and suppliers left unemployed as a result of the indefinite shutdown of the GM/Spring Hill Manufacturing plant, but was opened to the public. Full Story »
Spc. James D. Ashley’s platoon, nicknamed Killer Troop, pulled an early morning patrol on Nov. 12, 2008, from its outpost in downtown Mosul, arguably the most dangerous “post-surge” city in Iraq. The soldiers stopped afterward at a police station to meet with an Iraqi army unit. Full Story »
The Maury County School Board will decide Thursday whether to go forward with a controversial move that would send fifth-graders to Whitthorne Middle School. Full Story »
A Maury County Sheriff’s Department drug dog named Thumper has been missing for two weeks. Maury County Sheriff Enoch George said the dog was frequently allowed to run loose on his handler’s farm in the northwest corner of the county near the Hickman County line. Thumper was last seen Nov. 24. Full Story »
Jackass Penguins take a walk at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Japan. AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye
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