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Opponents of the controversial guns in bars and restaurant law won their battle in court Friday when a judge found the new state law unconstitutional. More>>
Vanderbilt coach Bobby Johnson is looking for a happy end to the season. The Commodores are hoping to avoid finishing winless in the Southeastern Conference. More>>
Nashville's newest skyscraper will look different on Sunday. Part of downtown will have to be evacuated and streets shut down as crews airlift two massive Pinnacle Tower signs into place. More>>
Witnesses reported hearing an explosion, and then moments later they saw flames and two people running from the house on fire. More>>
Someone shot and killed an 18-year-old girl Friday night, and police are searching for the person who did it. More>>
A grand jury has indicted a Murfreesboro mother for leaving her 5-month-old baby alone in a 100 degree car this summer. More>>
Families come together during the holiday season, but more teens are finding "family" in the most dangerous of places. More>>
Primary elections will take place next May, but Friday was the first day for candidates to throw their hat in the ring. Many qualified workers may look at Sumner County offices as a job opportunity. More>>
Virginia State Police said the driver of one of Miley Cyrus' tour buses was killed when the vehicle overturned on a highway about 40 miles south of Richmond Friday morning. More>>
Tennessee Children's Services Commissioner Viola Miller said proposed additional cuts by Gov. Phil Bredesen would be "very painful." More>>
A General Sessions Court judge has dismissed assault and harassment charges against country music singer John Rich. More>>
An attorney for a woman whose 4-day old baby was kidnapped after she was attacked is accusing the Nashville police of trying to portray her and her husband as criminals. More>>
Scotty Hopson scored 25 points to lead No. 10 Tennessee to a 105-66 rout of East Carolina in the opening round of the Paradise Jam on Friday. More>>
The Metro Health Department will offer the FluMist nasal spray Saturday at the Hickory Hollow Mall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. More>>
The developer of Terrazzo is renewing interest in the building with a strategy they hope buyers can not resist. They will auction off most units at nearly half the price on Saturday. More>>
Students at Tennessee's public colleges and universities could be facing a 5 percent tuition increase. More>>
On Monday night Vince Young will return to Houston with the Titans and a three-game winning streak to face a Texans team trying to stay in the playoff hunt. More>>
Police are investigating the death of a 3-month-old infant at an unlicensed day care center in Murfreesboro. More>>
The Robertson County Narcotics Unit along with the 19th Judicial Drug Task Force seized approximately $250,000 in marijuana from Karen Ferguson's Greenbrier home. More>>
School officials from a Tennessee University said a 20-year-old student doing missionary work in Micronesia was killed. More>>
Fallon Tallent was convicted of killing Mt. Juliet Police Officer Jerry Mundy and Wilson County Sheriff's Deputy John Musice during a high speed chase. Tallent was suppose to be in court Friday. More>>
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett said he is redoubling efforts to remove dead people from voter registration rolls around the state. More>>
Virginia State Police said one person was killed when a tour bus belonging to Miley Cyrus overturned, but the 16-year-old "Hannah Montana" star was not on board. More>>
The dates and ticket prices for next year's Bonnaroo have been confirmed, but fans will have to wait a little longer to find out what acts will be playing. More>>
The crew aboard the space shuttle Atlantis completed their first space walk Wednesday, and NewsChannel 5 talked to astronauts Barry Wilmore and Charlie Hobaugh Thursday morning. More>>
judge in Middle Tennessee ordered all state child welfare workers in his county to show proof of recent home visits and disclose their case loads. More>>
Country singer John Rich will be in court Friday for a hearing on assault and harassment charges filed by a former "Nashville Star Contestant" Jared Ashley. More>>
"Twilight", the vampire love story, has captured many readers and movie goers in the mid state, and hundreds of fans made the midnight showing of "New Moon" at Regal Hollywood 27. More>>
Gov. Phil Bredesen said another tax hike to shore up Tennessee's unemployment trust fund appears unavoidable. More>>
Franklin sports product wholesaler Logo Chair will open its warehouse doors to the public Friday and Saturday. They are selling products for up to 50 percent off. More>>
Parents and students in one area of Williamson County are upset about a plan that would separate students from one middle school and send them to two different high schools. More>>
Managers for Taylor Swift say a "clerical error" was responsible for a link on TaylorSwift.com that directed fans to a scalping website. More>>
The crooks are warned, and Metro police auto theft officers have the sign to prove it. The sign read, "Warning: Police Bait Car In Area." On Thursday, one sign was placed in Downtown Nashville. More>>
Gaylord Opryland flipped the switch on more than two million lights around 6 p.m. on Thursday. Some 1,000 trees and shrubs are covered in lights for the holiday display. More>>
As budget hearings continued on Capitol Hill Thursday, cuts are being proposed inside the Tennessee Highway Patrol that could put residents at risk. More>>
People facing foreclosure have many options before they lose their home, but one option financial counselor David Huey will not be suggesting is Fannie Mae's Deed for Lease program. More>>
A decade after a Nashville woman went missing, there are still little clues as to what happened to the young mother. Laresha Walker has not been seen or heard from since November 18, 1999. More>>
Field training officer Carlos Anderson was dragged 90 feet by a vehicle Wednesday night after he attempted to arrest a man. A warrant for attempted criminal homicide was issued for Jeffrey Story. More>>
Six firefighters were injured while working a house fire in Donelson Thursday. More>>
For the third year in a row, Ravenwood High School hosted the Raptor Rumble Kickball Tournament. The annual event is held to put special needs children in the spotlight. More>>
A Lincoln County man accused in the murders of six people across Tennessee and Alabama came face to face with a judge Thursday. The judge sent the case to a grand jury. More>>
The lump of coal in the Christmas stockings of Tennessee Valley Authority executives this year will be more like coal ash. More>>
The largest university in the tobacco-growing state of Kentucky and home to a tobacco research center has banned all smoking on campus. More>>
Rocker Bruce Springsteen first questioned whether Ticketmaster was rigging the system -- and, now, a major Nashville music industry figure is raising some of the same questions. More>>
A computer glitch snarled air traffic up and down the east coast Thursday morning, including the Nashville International Airport. More>>
The top executive of Gibson Guitar Corp. took a leave of absence from the board of an environmental group amid concerns about the source of the harvested wood used for instruments. More>>
A job fair designed for veterans and military service members will be held at Nashville's LP Field Thursday. The Recruit Military Expo will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. More>>
Police were investigating if an armed Mapco robbery and an armed Exxon robbery were connected Thursday morning. More>>
Nashville's Hard Rock Cafe is hiring. Hundreds of job seekers are expected to line up at the Musicians Hall of Fame on Thursday for the company's final job fair. More>>
Several Metro City Council members got their first chance to see a condensed version of a new feasibility study on Nashville's proposed Music City Center. More>>
Wednesday night Ronald Cotton and Jennifer Thompson shared their story with more than 100 future lawyers at Vanderbilt. They discussed how sometimes the legal system makes mistakes. More>>
A Celina woman was attacked by two pit bulls when a stranger stopped and pulled one of the dogs off of her. She is looking for the man she said saved her life. More>>
A Goodlettsville doctor is accused of violating the trust of his female patients. Charles Cowden went to court Wednesday for a hearing. The 73-year-old is accused of molesting his patients. More>>
Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin said a freshman cited for shoplifting was punished internally. More>>
TennCare officials said they will be forced to cut some enrollee benefits if Gov. Phil Bredesen asks them to make a 9 percent reduction in spending. More>>
A new fire station in Murfreesboro could sit empty until the city can afford to staff it. More>>
There are questions about how the federal government is spending tax dollars. It appears millions of economic stimulus dollars are being spent in Congressional districts that do not exist. More>>
A jury found Joshua Brown guilty of two counts of murder, one count of attempted especially aggravated robbery and one count of attempted first degree murder. More>>
Investigators believe a 52-year-old Columbia truck driver was killed while fishing along the Duck River Sunday morning. More>>
Actress Kristen Stewart wanted to make the right fashion statement when attending a screening of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" in Knoxville. More>>
Space shuttle Atlantis has arrived at the International Space Station. More>>
Family and friends, about 200 in number, gathered on a cold windy cemetery hillside in a tiny northeast Tennessee community to bury Army Spc. Fred Greene, one soldier killed at Fort Hood. More>>
An 18-year-old driver hit a 7-year-old boy crossing Highway 50 in Centerville Wednesday morning. More>>
A federal grand jury in Louisville has brought a new charge against the woman accused of trying to extort money from Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino. More>>
Fresh off her triumph at the Country Music Association Awards, Taylor Swift has won a deal to create a line of greeting cards for American Greetings Corp. More>>
Five people were injured when a pickup truck crashed into a Waffle House restaurant in Greeneville. More>>
Police said alcohol and speed appeared to be the contributing factors in a deadly, early morning crash on Franklin Limestone Road. More>>
A male suspect held up the clerk at Daily’s Market just off of Hickory Hills Boulevard Wednesday around 3 a.m. More>>
William Charles Lohn, a former youth minister at Shelbyville Mills Baptist Church, will spend nine months in jail for stealing thousand of dollars. More>>
The Senate approved a bill that would give Tennessee $101.4 million to improve military infrastructure. More>>
The proposal for the relocation of the West Metro Police Precinct will be moving forward. More>>
Metro Council members will once again debate the controversial topic of guns in parks. Councilman Sam Coleman introduced legislation that would allow guns in nine rural Metro parks. More>>
Sumner County Schools admit a policy on elected leaders' visits to classrooms does not exist. Hendersonville voter Tony Jackson is demanding board members draft such a policy. More>>
During a meeting between Metro Police South Precinct officers and citizens, Commander Mike Alexander said overall crime in the South Nashville area is down 8 percent from a year ago. More>>
Police, the swat team and negotiators were in a stand-off with home invaders at a house in the Bordeaux area. More>>
Long-time Metro Parks director Roy Wilson announced Tuesday plans to retire effective at the end of the year. More>>
A recent calendar printed for Metro students has the RH Boyd publishing corporation explaining a mistake. Students were given a calendar with a sex chat line number attached. More>>
Law enforcement officials raided a Gibson manufacturing plant in Nashville after allegations the company has been illegally importing endangered wood from West Africa. More>>
The woman accused of kidnapping a Nashville baby said she paid for the child and did not act alone. Tammy Silas sent NewsChannel 5 reporter Nick Beres a letter from jail. More>>
Crime Stoppers is trying to help police find what appear to be professional burglars. They've hit several businesses in South Nashville. More>>
A few months ago, hundreds of factory jobs left Perry County, and the unemployment rate skyrocketed. Stimulus funding and the imagination of youth helped to reinvent the community. More>>
Second graders at Hunters Bend Elementary in Franklin learned about water conservation in a most unique way, from fifth grade students at the school. More>>
A serial rapist convicted in a string of attacks in the 1980s could soon be free. Police called Gary Wayne Garrett the Airport Rapist. More>>
New controversial breast care recommendations from a government task force are causing anger and concern among many breast cancer survivors, advocate groups and the medical community. More>>
A fourth Tennessee football player has been charged with breaking the law in the last two weeks. Nyshier Oliver is facing a charge of shoplifting. More>>
Liberty Baptist Church in Gallatin had their monthly food giveaway on Tuesday morning. As the line grew, it became clear there would not be enough for everyone. More>>
The family of a Tennessee soldier killed with 12 others in the shooting spree at Fort Hood grieved privately before his planned burial Wednesday with full military honors in Mountain City. More>>
A Clarksville man wanted on homicide charges has been arrested in Chicago. More>>
Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin said the decision to dismiss freshmen wide receiver Nu'Keese Richardson and defensive back Mike Edwards was the best option for his team. More>>
Tammy Silas, the woman accused of kidnapping a newborn from a South Nashville home, said she's not guilty, and in a NewsChannel 5 exclusive Tammy Silas told her side of the story. More>>
A resident of the Arbours of Hermitage was arrested after he admitted to setting his mattress on fire, according to a police affidavit. More>>
A Tennessee town watched with special interest as NASA's last shuttle to the International Space Station took off Monday, launching Mt. Juliet High alumnus Barry Wilmore into space. More>>
The Metro Council will talk about what to do with the state fairgrounds Tuesday night. The council said they were considering an ordinance from Councilman Eric Crafton. More>>
George Strait is not just a pretty voice. He's a pretty face, too - and, he's putting it in another movie. More>>
Metro Council will, once again, consider the controversial issue of guns in public parks Tuesday night. More>>
It's official, Jamie Hollin became a member of the Metro Council Monday night. Hollin was surrounded by people who live in his district when he was sworn in. More>>
Police in Columbia were investigating a homicide Tuesday morning after a body was found on the banks of the Duck River. More>>
The Davidson County sheriff's office was picked to be one of four in the country for a pilot project about how inmates transition back into the community. More>>
Williamson County School Board members voted Monday night to delay their decision on a controversial rezoning plan. More>>
Department of Correction Commissioner George Little presented a plan to Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen that would call for the early release of 4,000 prison inmates if approved. More>>
Five elementary school children are battling rare forms of cancer in the fast-growing city of Mt. Juliet in Wilson County. Parents are frightened and medical experts say the cause is a mystery. More>>
Business Owners along Historic Jefferson Street in North Nashville are taking steps to clean up areas of concern that they claim are holding back redevelopment. More>>
A federal lawsuit filed Monday accuses a Middle Tennessee school district of promoting Christianity in violation of the U.S. Constitution. More>>
Tennessee's largest National Guard combat unit is headed off to Iraq again, and thanks to some help from two municipalities, the soldiers will have a chance to come home for the holidays. More>>
Community leaders in Murfreesboro are concerned about alleged abuse at the hands of Rutherford County law enforcement after an inmate was found unresponsive and later died. More>>
The Allen Iverson experiment with the Memphis Grizzlies is over. More>>
The NFL has fined Titans owner Bud Adams $250,000 for making an obscene gesture at Buffalo fans while celebrating Tennessee's victory over the Bills. More>>
A federal lawsuit filed Monday accuses a Middle Tennessee school district of promoting Christianity in violation of the U.S. Constitution. More>>
The founder of a downtown Nashville museum dedicated to musicians said the city has not offered enough money for his property. More>>
Tennessee officials said a stretch of U.S. Highway 64 buried under a rockslide will not reopen for at least two months while the debris is cleared away. More>>
At the yearly budget hearings, the Department of Correction proposed releasing convicted felons as one option to cut nine percent out of their budget. More>>
Vanderbilt will have to wait and see if their leading tackler will be available as they try to snap a seven-game skid at Tennessee. More>>
University of Tennessee Football Coach Lane Kiffin dismissed Nu'Keese Richardson and Michael Edwards after police arrested them Thursday morning for attempted armed robbery. More>>
A woman accused of stealing an infant from its mother in Nashville pleaded not guilty to the crime in federal court Monday. More>>
A multiple car crash that included a motorcycle injured at least two people Monday morning and shut down lanes on the Silliman Evans Bridge. More>>
A Middle Tennessee native will be on the space shuttle Atlantis when it goes into space in Monday. More>>
Police have been searching Monday morning for two suspects who tried to hold up a Hermitage restaurant at knife point overnight. More>>
Gov. Phil Bredesen will join former Sen. Bill Frist at the 5th Annual Education Summit on Monday. The event will focus on the statewide improvement of education. More>>
A leader from the Sumner County democratic party wants to see policy regarding politicians' access to public school after Sumner County Schools allowed students to 'opt out' of President Barack Obama's speech. More>>
It was nothing but the blues for a group of lucky musicians. The 2009 Nashville Blues Awards were held at The Place on 2nd Avenue Sunday night. More>>
Four people from Nashville are behind bars, accused of killing a man at a Clarksville nightclub. More>>
In Stewart County, kids and teachers are getting a long weekend due to illness. More>>
Fans are never encouraged to fight at LP Field, but Sunday, they were fighting for hunger. The Titans teamed up with Kroger and Coca Cola to hold a food drive for the Second Harvest More>>
Governor Bredesen says very tough choices await him and Tennessee lawmakers when it comes to the state's upcoming budget. More>>
The man wanted for killing his ex-girlfriend in a Bellevue hotel is dead. Police say Billy Troope jumped from the balcony of his third floor hotel room Saturday night. More>>
A Fort Campbell soldier is behind bars this weekend charged with burglary. Clarksville Police say Joseph Armstrong, 21, broke into at least three homes, and stole things each time. More>>
With a deployment to Afghanistan coming up, soldiers with the 101st Airborne Division are stepping up their roles as advisers, working to build up and train Afghan troops. More>>
Chris Johnson got his Terrell Owens' jersey Sunday without having to buy it through the receiver's Web site. More>>
If the Vols thought a bad week could not get any worse, they were wrong. After days of talking about the arrest of three freshman, Tennessee was eager to shed distractions. More>>
A stretch of I-440 was closed again Saturday night, but it will be open to help with Titans traffic. More>>
You could say Lunch went to the dogs Saturday as O’Charley's restaurant hosted the Nashville Humane Association's mobile adoption unit. More>>
HIV and AIDS are often associated with a homosexual demographic; but heterosexual, African American women, ages 24 to 34, represent the fastest growing demographic More>>
Getting the nation's best and brightest to consider a military career, hasn't been easy in recent years, but for the first time since 1973, the Army is setting recruitment records. More>>
In the race for Tennessee Governor, Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam has raised another million dollars for his campaign war chest. More>>
Debate over health care reform continued Saturday night. Republicans believe the Democrats didn't listen to their suggestions when it came to passing the recent health care bill. More>>
The Cheatham County board of education has chosen a new director of Schools. They want Tennessee education commissioner Tim Webb. The board voted Friday night to offer him the job, More>>
The man convicted in a violent home invasion has now learned just how long he'll spend behind bars. More>>
Improvements to roads at Nashville International Airport during a year-long construction project could cause confusion for drivers. The changes are coming just two weeks before Thanksgiving. More>>
THP investigators are trying to figure out what lead up to a crash that left one dead and another person in the hospital. More>>
Shoppers have a chance to take advantage of deep discounts at several retailers, weeks before the start of the traditional holiday shopping season. More>>
Letters sent to victims by the office of Tennessee Attorney General, Robert E. Cooper, Jr., show an investigation into WOW Furniture is underway. More>>
Officials said the third University of Tennessee football player charged with attempted armed robbery has been released from jail. More>>
All lanes at the 180 mile marker of Interstate 40 eastbound are back open. All eastbound lanes had been closed for hours Friday evening due to a fire. More>>
The Putnam County Health Department received a shipment of the H1N1 vaccine. The injectable vaccination for the high risk group will be available by appointment on Monday and Thursday. More>>
Bowl representatives will be in attendance Saturday when Tennessee travels to Mississippi with both teams on the verge of clinching postseason eligibility. More>>
The Metro Parks department is facing a $1.7 million dollar budget deficit. The park board has to make some choices regarding possible cuts to services and staff. More>>
GM has offered union workers at the automaker's soon-to-be idled Spring Hill plant 840 jobs at Lansing Delta Township, Mich., where GM is relocating production of the Chevrolet Traverse. More>>
Organizers of the popular Christmas Village shopping extravaganza confirmed the event will be held at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds in 2010. The location in years to follow is still unclear. More>>
District 5 Councilwoman Pam Murray unofficially lost her seat in a special election on Thursday after four provisional ballots were counted. More>>
Metro police charged Gary Wayne Hill with forgery and theft. Investigators said he took bills out of people's mailboxes, washed the checks and then cashed them for himself. More>>
Kimberly Kelton heard her sentence in court on Friday. Police said Kelton was driving drunk when she hit and killed motorcyclist Perry Hamm back in June 2008 on Nolensville Road. More>>
Troy and Tamela Berry have devoted their lives to helping foster children. The Murfreesboro couple is helping one of their children through the darkest of times. More>>
The former Portland High School teacher convicted of having sex with a student received the maximum sentence of 12 years on Friday. More>>
David Kimball, the man convicted in the stabbing death of O'Charley's employee Eris Bruno, received his sentence Friday. More>>
Tennessee Titans right tackle David Stewart returned to practice Friday and was a full participant in preparation for Sunday's game. He will be listed as questionable. More>>
Three University of Tennessee freshmen players charged with attempted armed robbery will not play with the Volunteers at Mississippi. More>>
The LaVergne Police Department issued an endangered child alert Friday for 17-year-old Esaela Hariri. More>>
The Tennessee Department of Safety suspended Trooper Brent Gobbell for forwarding an inappropriate e-mail. Gobbell will also have to undergo mandatory diversity training. More>>
State transportation officials said the westbound lanes of Interstate 440 will be closed between I-24 and I-65 over the weekend, but for just more than 24 hours. More>>
More can be learned about the Metro Parks Department's major cuts Friday. Board members said they would reveal their final decisions about the number of jobs that will be cut. More>>
Police continued to search Friday morning for a suspected robber, following a smash-and-grab at a convenience store late Thursday night. More>>
Rutherford County commissioners approved up to $2.5 billion in bonds to help Nissan build electric cars and batteries in Smyrna. More>>
The Grand Ole Opry and MySpace united to provide a live stream of Opry performances that will be available for the first time Saturday. More>>
The Convention Center Authority estimates the proposed Convention Center will cost $585 million. That's $50 million less than previously expected. More>>
Dozens of country stars attended the premiere of Tim McGraw's latest movie Thursday night in Green Hills. McGraw plays opposite Sandra Bullock in The Blind Side. More>>
The Nashville Convention Center was the place to be for business leaders and job seekers. The 6th Annual Regional Business after Hours networking event was held Thursday evening. More>>
The H1N1 flu vaccine has made its way into Metro schools. The health department is going from school to school vaccinating students. More>>
The opening of another major retailer in the 100 Oaks shopping mall is the latest example of the area's revitalization. More>>
Volkswagen's deadline to accept applications online for jobs at its new assembly plant in Chattanooga is one minute before midnight Sunday. Hiring is to start early next year. More>>
Officials broke ground on the $1.2 billion Hemlock Semiconductor plant and renamed the road leading to the facility on the outskirts of Clarksville as "Solar Way." More>>
One Tennessee contractor has been arrested, sued, and fined. He owes the state $25,000 and doesn't even have a state contractor's license. So why is he still in business? More>>
Tennessee football coach Lane Kiffin said he's gathering information on the arrest of three freshman football players who are charged with an attempted armed robbery. More>>
More than 1,000 of District 5 Councilwoman Pam Murray's constituents signed a petition calling for a recall election, claiming she didn't perform her duties. More>>
Montgomery County Schools is giving students a can not miss incentive to take their Advanced Placement courses seriously. Those who pass with a score of 3, 4 or 5 get a chance to win a car. More>>
Tennessee Valley Authority bills will decrease $3 to $6 monthly beginning Dec. 1 under the utility's wholesale fuel cost adjustment. More>>
Work is beginning on the first of more than 200 bridges to be replaced or repaired across Tennessee under the Better Bridges program. More>>
Gra-Mar Middle School in North Nashville was re-evacuated Thursday around 12:20 p.m. The middle school was first evacuated around 10 a.m., after reports of a gas leak. More>>
Tennessee receiver Justin Gage has several broken transverse bones in his lower back, and he is unlikely to play Sunday against Buffalo. More>>
Tennessee's subsidized health care plan will stop accepting new enrollment at the end of next month because of budget constraints. More>>
Relatives of a man who died while serving a five-day sentence at the Warren County jail are suing the sheriff and staff there. More>>
Gov. Phil Bredesen and other elected officials are dedicating the new underground meeting hall at the governor's mansion in Nashville. More>>
In the country music world, Louis Messina is a big name. Now, the Texas promoter says Congress needs to do something to regulate how concert tickets are sold. More>>
The search was on Thursday morning for a killer after a deadly shooting in Antioch. Officers responded to reports of a shooting just before 7 p.m. Wednesday on Rychen Drive. More>>
All charges have been dropped against the Franklin father arrested in Japan for allegedly trying to abduct his children. More>>
Gov. Phil Bredesen asked state agencies to plan for up to nine percent cuts in their spending plans for the next budget year. More>>
Taylor Swift made history at the CMA Awards, becoming the youngest person to win entertainer of the year and the first solo female to win it in a decade. More>>
Starting Thursday, the Metro Nashville Health Department will go into Metro schools and offer the flu vaccine to students and staff. More>>
In 1943, Harry Sanders would have graduated from Franklin High School. Sanders left school to farm, and then he left to fight in World War II. More>>
General Motors will shut down its' production of the Chevy Traverse at the Spring Hill plant on Wednesday, November 24; the day before Thanksgiving. More>>
The Tennessee Titans have run several tests on receiver Justin Gage, checking him out after a high, leaping catch against San Francisco that left him sore from head to toe. More>>
Long after the CMA's ended, local businesses were still cashing out their registers. The show drew thousands of fans, who in turn spent money on clothes, souvenirs, food, entertainment and hotels. More>>
World War II pilots held a reunion in Bedford County. They met at nursing home in Shelbyville. John Ross, Ivan Potts, John Jarrell, Bob Bomar and Ike Farar all flew planes for the U.S. during the war. More>>
A soldier at Ft. Campbell said the post does not do enough to help soldiers with mental stress. Army Spc. Adam Lichman, 25, spoke out about his concerns one day before the Ft. Hood mass shooting. More>>
Housekeeping found the body of Wendy McKinney at a Nashville hotel Wednesday morning. Police are searching for her boyfriend William Troope as a suspect in the murder. More>>
A mental healthcare provider and a non-profit social networking site are teaming up to provide services for members in the armed forces, veterans and family members dealing with combat stress. More>>
The Metro school district has new technology that helps make lunch time more efficient and protects the students. The Point of Sale system or POS is similar to an ATM of sorts. More>>
Cheatham County veteran James Cripps is celebrating Veterans Day after winning an appeal that could pave the way for other veterans to get medical care. More>>
The Macon County Sheriff's Office said that Hanna Johnson of Lafayette, Tenn., is missing. More>>
A large crowd turned out for the unveiling of a monument that honors veterans from Robertson County who gave their life during the Korean War. More>>
Officials were already on the scene of an early morning rockslide Tuesday in East Tennessee when the mountain collapsed, causing a second rockslide. More>>
