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While Steve McNair's camp is keeping mum on what assets may be disputed in the wake of his death, news reports and public records give a picture of his earnings and property holdings.

A Nashville woman who was shot in the arm and leg during last year's Mumbai terrorist attacks lost a bag of valuable personal items during a benefit garage sale to help pay for her medical expenses.

CHATTANOOGA - A nurse accused of shooting her ex-husband in the groin inside his chiropractic clinic while their two young daughters waited outside had written in her diary that she needed to create "portals of exit" for demonic spirits, a detective testified Friday.

A new statewide system for registering vehicles will not go into effect in mid-August. That was the target date for TRUST, Title and Registration User System for Tennessee.

A federal judge has approved a temporary order barring Rutherford County's election commission from firing its director of elections. Rutherford County Election Administrator Hooper Penuel is one of eight current and former election administrators who have filed civil suit against members of their counties' election commissions, charging that they are being singled out for partisan reasons. ...

Poplar Grove School in Franklin runs on a balanced calendar and students headed back to school Friday.

Hendersonville teacher Lorrie Jones has been battling the H1N1 virus for five days now and can't image what it's going to be like when school starts.

A Hermitage man was awakened early Friday when an SUV crashed into the living room where he was sleeping.

Health officials are preparing for a second wave of the H1N1 virus as Mid-State children get ready to head back to school.

The city of Nashville is the latest to take aim at banning guns in its city parks.

Metro Police looking for at least people who were arguing with victim at time of shooting More

In closing arguments, prosecution appeals to science while defense decries 'tunnel vision' More

Court to appoint attorney to help clients find new counsel More

Defensive end can be free agent after 2009 season More

Convicted felon allegedly sold gun to Sahel Kazemi who fatally shot the former Titan before turning the gun on herself More

In Tennessee, thousand of families are facing the frustration and turmoil of possibly losing their homes to foreclosure, but there is free help available.

Famed CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite has died at the age of 92.

A CBS executive says retired CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite, "the most trusted man in America," has died at his home in New York. He was 92.

A teen is suing the Board of Education in Maury County, saying she was hurt by an assistant principal.

Security cameras aren't doing the trick to protect mid-state pharmacies from thieves.

Tennessee Titans single game tickets go on sale Saturday morning as the organization looks to extend their sell out streak.

Hotel rooms were cleared Friday night at the Renaissance Hotel in Downtown Nashville after a small fire broke out on the second floor.

Next week, the Tennessee Department of Transportation will break ground on a Mt. Juliet Road expansion project. Construction crews will turn the three lane road into a five lane road.

The jury in the Marcia Trimble murder trial has not reached a verdict, and the jury has been sequestered Friday evening after more than six hours of deliberation.

In Montgomery County an 8-year-old girl woke up to find a man in her bed. The girl ran out of the room and alerted her parents.

Blockbuster Inc. has moved deeper into consumer electronic sales by partnering with portable media manufacturer Archos to sell the Archos 10 netbook, a mini-laptop that will allow users to conveniently play movies and other entertainment. (BBI)

The Tennessee Department of Transportation has awarded a total of 190 road projects totaling $429.7 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and will award the final bids in August.

The body of an unknown Civil War soldier unearthed during construction on a Franklin, Tenn. mixed-use redevelopment project will be reinterred in October.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation has just been awarded an $800,000 stimulus grant to help train more women, minorities and disadvantaged populations to work in the transportation industry.

Gun-toting got a recent nod from the state Legislature but not from the city of Goodlettsville.

Logan County High School Band members have been working hard this past week and will continue next week as well preparing for the fall band season. LCHS’s first band competition is scheduled for Au...

Christian author and speaker Rebecca Powell has a suggestion for helping young women in Logan County get the school year started off right– attend the upcoming Young Women of Worth Conference. “Th...

The growing problem of students using cell phones during school hours has prompted Logan County High School officials to crack down on the use of electronic devices at school. “Cell phone usage r...

On Tuesday, July 7 the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police called the Logan County Sheriff's Department for assistance. The TVA Police had detected through their LOJAC receiver, a nearby stol...

Logan County Road supervisor Paul Lyne asked fiscal court Tuesday to surplus a 1994 Ford pickup truck. The court approved the request but didn’t decide if they would take bids or put it into an up ...

Wartrace Park and Recreation Committee's annual hamburger supper and auction was held Saturday night at Wartrace Community Center. The event was a fundraising hit, according to committee chair Jean...

A fifth defendant accused of a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme has turned himself in to federal authorities, while two of those indicted plan to plead guilty to some of the allegations. In...

If you feel the need to admire the beauty of Bedford County Saturday night, you don't have to go far to do it. Head down to Shelbyville Central High School for the 2009 Bedford County Fairest of the...

Thursday was the deadline for candidates to file qualifying papers for the special called Aug. 27 primary and Oct. 13 general election to fill a vacancy in the 62nd District state House of...

The owners of spotted saddle horses like to brag about the versatility of their chosen breed. "They can be your weekday trail riding horse and your weekend show horse," they'll tell you. And they're...

RSS is a format for syndicating news and the content of news-like sites, news-oriented community sites, and personal weblogs. But it's not just for news. Articles, events, and dining locations can all be syndicated via RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Dear Mexican: How can I get Mexicans to arrive to a meeting ON TIME? Dear Gabacho: Tell them you're offering green cards on a first-come, first-served basis. And then diles a gabachos to eliminate the concept of arriving "fashionably late" the way they did the Polish joke.

So not Nashville You should go ahead and get rid of your fantastic writing staff and their great articles. Go on and let them go and declare yourself a far-right Republican rag. You have gotten rid of everything else good in your paper: Brezny's Real Astrology, News of the Weird, the personal ads.

The media spotlight on Keith Norfleet In the aftermath of Steve McNair 's death, much of the focus deservedly turned toward the former Titans quarterback and the woman who killed him, Sahel "Jenny" Kazemi. Also entangled in the frenzy, however, was 23-year-old Keith Norfleet, Kazemi's ex-boyfriend.

SECOND PLACE: You drunkenly tried to order a chicken taco from an unfortunate tourist in a Winnebago. Dan McNamara THIRD PLACE: Your minister may be a felon, but you're just happy he's not gay.

SMITHLAND, Ky. — Although Trigg County Commonwealth’s Attorney G. L. Ovey said he hasn’t found evidence that could be favorable to Kevin Dunlap, if he does, he must share it with Dunlap’s attorney, Trigg Circuit Judge C. A. “Woody” Woodall ruled this morning during a pretrial hearing.

Kitchen upgrades, a new heating and cooling system and new windows and doors are among several improvements planned at the A.W. Watts Senior Citizens Center.

A 23-year-old Hopkinsville man died when a truck he was traveling in crashed Thursday night on Mount Vernon Church Road, Kentucky State Police reported.

A 26-year-old Army wife has been sentenced to five years probation after earlier pleading guilty to abusing her 2-month-old son.

One man went to the hospital after he lost control of his motorcycle and slid into the side of a truck, according to a report from the Kentucky State Police.