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Metro Council members will vote on the Mayor's proposed, new convention center on January 19, but WLAC Radio held a town hall forum Tuesday evening at the Union Station Hotel on Broadway. Full Story »

The pursuit of an armed robbery suspect in West Nashville ended in a crash on Charlotte Avenue at Interstate 40. Full Story »

Nashville remembered the victims of homicide in a Season to Remember on Tuesday. Victims' families created ornaments that will be placed on a tree in Centennial Park this week. Full Story »

Residents have been warned of a possible evacuation Tuesday evening due to flooding in the Gateway Subdivision on the 400 block of Janette Avenue. Full Story »

In Crime Stoppers, police are trying to solve the murder of a man in South Nashville. The victim was shot and killed while riding in the front of a pickup truck traveling down Haywood Lane. Full Story »

The Metro Nashville Public Schools has also come up with a program to make sure teachers are successful. Full Story »

Seven Metro housing developments will receive face lifts. The Metro Development and Housing Agency board of commissioners voted to approve a $4,814,000 renovation to the high-rise. Full Story »

Middle Tennessee State University police are trying to piece together an alleged rape on campus, but they are facing many challenges. Full Story »

Murfreesboro detectives are looking for victims of a pediatric nurse accused of child pornography. Full Story »

The two teenagers accused of killing a family in Giles County made their first appearance in court on Tuesday. Full Story »

One of the only two women on Tennessee's Death row is closer to her execution. The state has filed a motion to set an execution date for Gaile Owens. Full Story »

A Tennessee mayor is apologizing for writing on his Facebook page that President Barack Obama deliberately timed a speech last week to block the Peanuts Christmas special. Full Story »

One day before a congressional hearing on the TVA's cleanup of its huge Kingston ash spill, environmental groups said a report shows it released millions of pounds of toxic pollutants. Full Story »

A Job Fair will be held Wednesday in Maury County. The Job Fair is open to everyone, but geared toward the workers from GM and GM suppliers who have lost their jobs. Full Story »

A jury in Knoxville has convicted a third suspect in the carjacking and torture killing of a young Knoxville couple. Full Story »

A dry November has helped Tennessee farmers gather in most of the 2009 harvest. Full Story »

Nashville Mayor Karl Dean is hoping to encourage the growth of charter schools. Monday he announced what he calls a charter school incubator. Full Story »

A teenage boy woke up to a fire in a bedroom and rushed to get his entire family out of a burning apartment, according to the Nashville Fire Department. Full Story »

University of Tennessee Interim President Jan Simek said the UT system will lose $112 million when federal stimulus funds run out in 2011. Full Story »

Police are now saying that two men found shot to death in a Clarksville apartment were a Fort Campbell soldier and his father and they are investigating the deaths as a murder-suicide. Full Story »

The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development says online applications for the latest federal extension of unemployment benefits should be available Friday. Full Story »

A Sumner County family said they learned the hard way the dangers of hiring a private contractor they had not researched online. Phillip Ooi felt he was swindled out of $1,100. Full Story »

Realtors in Middle Tennessee have witnessed an increase in home sales. No county has benefited more than Williamson County. Full Story »

The number of people requesting clean criminal records is increasing in Tennessee, and many attribute it to the tough job market. Full Story »

The Korean War is often referred to as the Forgotten War. For decades, a Dickson man, Paul Myatt, was its forgotten hero. Full Story »