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Metro police say they have questioned a man who has admitted to his involvement in a fatal crash Monday evening on Interstate 24. More>>
Kenneth Spurlock (Courtesy: Clarksville Police)A man in Montgomery County was arrested after police said he fired a shot at a 20-year-old door-to-door alarm salesmen. More>>
The government wants you to know that simply sporting a pair of Skechers' fitness shoes is not going to get you Kim Kardashian's curves or Brooke Burke's toned tush. More>>
Tornadoes battered their school and homes, and spring break was spent cleaning up. Henryville has only begun to rebuild, but for one night, its high school students will get to put aside their worries for a private show by... More>>
The Transportation Security Administration has promised to beef up security measures, but little has been done as the group works through the rulemaking process. A TSA official appeared before a House subcommittee Wednesday to explain why. More>>
Portland filmmaker James Winters' video features his kids playing the parts of the Beastie Boys in "Sabotage."
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Google is introducing a new tool, designed to make its search engine smarter. More>>
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the man who burglarized a guest's room at the Maxwell House Hotel on Rosa L. Parks Boulevard. More>>
A Rutherford County woman suffered second-degrees burns during a house fire Wednesday. More>>
John Edwards' defense team rested Wednesday without calling the two-time Democratic presidential candidate or his one-time mistress to the witness stand, a sign of confidence after presenting little more than two days of... More>>
A 2-month-old puppy in Los Banos, CA, survived being dropped by a hawk. (5/16/12) More>>
Nashville Electric Service officials said they will have a contractor surveying power lines both on the ground and from a helicopter from May 23 to June 15. More>>
Hundreds of students, staff and guests gathered Wednesday to break ground on a 35,000-square-foot student center at a private Brentwood school. More>>
A doctor from rural Sumner County has lost his license to practice in Tennessee. More>>
A teen being transported to the Juvenile Justice Center escaped from a moving van briefly Wednesday but was recaptured within minutes. More>>
Metro police officers are pausing to honor the lives of officers who have died in the line of duty. More>>
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said it has gotten hundreds of tips, but none of them have cracked the case of the highway killer yet. More>>
The 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell will give representatives from the Tennessee Valley Authority a tour of the Army installation on Wednesday. More>>
If you're looking for work in Williamson or Maury counties, a job fair is being held today. More>>
Two 17-year-olds were arrested, but one person is still on the run, after a stolen sport-utility vehicle was involved in a high-speed police chase overnight.
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A teacher at Blackman High School may lose his job over an incident on a bus. More>>
Work begins Wednesday on a streetscape project in Hillsboro Village. More>>
Four Alabama men have been fined in federal court after stealing cultural artifacts from Tennessee Valley Authority reservoir property. More>>
A former Tennessee judge who authorities say was addicted to prescription painkillers has been indicted on federal charges that he did not report the commission of a felony. More>>
A local man who lost his daughter in an awful I-24 wreck is asking for just one thing. He wants the driver who triggered the hit and run to come forward. More>>
The past few days have been especially difficult for the family of murdered Middle Tennessee State University basketball player Tina Stewart. More>>
Japan is bestowing national decorations on Sen. Lamar Alexander and a Vanderbilt University professor. More>>
The Tennessee Library and Archives is hosting a workshop on the War of 1812. More>>
Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a measure that allows parents to opt their children out of extracurricular school activities. More>>
A pedestrian was hospitalized Tuesday after he was struck while crossing a busy north Nashville road. More>>
A man wanted for a violent attack has been arrested in Springfield. Gregory Dale, 51, is accused of beating his girlfriend with a baseball bat. More>>
Two Middle Tennessee families are forever connected in a way they never expected. It's a relationship that started at the office several years ago, but earlier this month a former boss and employee relationship became much more special. More>>
There are many unanswered questions after a teenage girl, in the custody of a sheriff's department, took her own life Monday. More>>
The Church Of The Living Word only has about 70 members. It was organized as a denomination of the Church of God six years ago, but suddenly the congregation doesn't have a place to call a spiritual home. More>>
Metro Council members got their first look at Mayor Karl Dean's proposed property tax increase Tuesday. The proposal passed on its first reading 30-4, with three members abstaining. More>>
It's a true life version of Lassie Come Home right here in Middle Tennessee More>>
Potholes and the ensuing road repair process have been causing headaches for drivers for years, but Franklin officials may have found the solution to a smooth commute and some big savings. More>>
Sometimes a simple "thank you" can mean a tremendous amount. It's even more special when it comes in the rare form of a handwritten note.
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One woman says she has received hundreds of calls from people who think they're calling a Suntrust Bank line. But it's actually her personal cell phone number. More>>
A man is accused of breaking into a restricted area of the Nashville International Airport and boarding a plane. More>>
A crowd packed The Factory in Franklin to say final goodbyes Tuesday to a teenager killed in a tragic golf cart accident. More>>
Two men apparently disliked their cheeseburgers so much they trashed the McDonald's restaurant where they were eating, police said. More>>
A tractor-trailer caught fire after it was hit by a car early Tuesday morning, closing Highway 41 North in both directions near Drake Road in Robertson County. More>>
You have a new trail to explore in the Great Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee. More>>
As social networks have become more intertwined in our daily routines, some criminals just can't resist logging into Facebook at the worst times. More>>
A Bain family representative is offering new insight into the relationship between the Bain sisters and their suspected kidnapper, Adam Mayes. More>>
The Tennessee Valley Authority is increasing its fuel adjustment charge by 0.7 percent in June. More>>
Police have released the name of the former college basketball player who was fatally shot at a house party in Buffalo last weekend. More>>
One in 3 young adults with autism have no paid job experience, college or technical schooling nearly seven years after high school graduation, a study finds. That's a poorer showing than those with other disabilities... More>>
A Henry County High School student died in a terrible crash Monday afternoon in Paris. More>>
Memorabilia maker Jostens says 372 jobs will be affected when it moves all production work from its Topeka plant to Clarksville, beginning in July. More>>
A grieving Middle Tennessee family is asking for your help this weekend finding the person who murdered their only son. A community is coming together to help them get out an important message. More>>
Clarksville police conducted their second prostitution sting of 2012 on Friday and Saturday and arrested six men on various charges. More>>
It's been nearly two years since the murder of Nathan Morgan Jr. in Murfreesboro, shot to death by an unknown gunman. With clues slow to surface, Morgan's family has established a benefit fund to boost the Crimestoppers reward. More>>
Police in Dickson are investigating what could be a bomb in a car in the parking lot of a local motel Saturday evening. More>>
Legislation has been introduced in the House and Senate which would prohibit companies from obtaining social media passwords from employees or job candidates. More>>
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are among the most elite teams in the country. Thousands of training hours are needed to join, and only few pilots are ever selected. More>>
This week's Time magazine cover depicts a 3-year-old boy latched on to his mother's partially exposed left breast. More>>
Starting soon, it could be more difficult for those on unemployment benefits in Tennessee to obtain and keep those benefits. Gov. Bill Haslam signed a trio of bills designed to keep people from abusing the system. More>>
A Mississippi man killed a Tennessee mother and her teenage daughter so he could abduct two young sisters who are still missing, according to court documents filed Wednesday, and a relative says the suspect thought the two... More>>
Some big name stars are helping kick-off the start to the summer music season. The annual Grammy Block Party was under way Tuesday on Music Row, and Wynonna Judd joined Channel 4's Jimmy Carter. (5/8/12)
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Gov. Bill Haslam has relocated to temporary office space while the state Capitol gets renovated. More>>
The likelihood of a teen dying in a car crash increases significantly with each passenger they have under 21 years old when there are no older passengers, according to a study released by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. More>>
About 30 leaders in education are meeting at Middle Tennessee State University this week to share ideas on ways to improve student performance. More>>
A Tennessee university is giving honorary degrees to World War II-era veterans who came to the state in the early 1940s for large-scale training exercises prior to the war in Europe. More>>
Former presidential hopeful Rick Santorum urged his supporters to back fellow Republican Mitt Romney's campaign Monday in a late-night email that ignored that Santorum once calling Romney the "worst Republican in the... More>>
Even law-abiding citizens are often tracked by police cars on area roads. For about a year now, many local police departments have been using high-tech scanners to catch criminals. More>>
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