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• Dos and don'ts for creating a social media policy
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms for the workweek in Clarksville
• Top of the List: Women-owned businesses
• Nissan cars getting more 'American'
• Fire closes building downtown
• Companies move to ban cell phones while driving
• Analysis: CEO pay continues to rise
• Nashville Symphony targets younger audience
• Montgomery and Stewart counties under severe thunderstorm warning
• Stolen supply truck crashes into house
• Multi-vehicle wreck at Wedgewood and I-65
• Electrical fire late Monday at Parkway Towers
• Fire damages large home in Green Hills area
• Dee Hilligoss embarks on media tour to plug new single, promote autism awareness
• New Albums From Ascend The Hill and We Are Creation
• Trees to grow into living memorial
• Centennial Park stabbing sends one to hospital after fight over food
• Vanderbilt surgeon Dr. Craig Ferrell served athletes, family
• Police, clergy fight U.S. sex trafficking
• 3-part Hatfields & McCoys miniseries premieres on History Channel Memorial Day
• 3-part Hatfields & McCoys miniseries premieres on History Channel Memorial Day
• George Will: Playing minority card isn't changing tides for Elizabeth Warren
• Clarence Page: White Americans can expect to be minority
• Davidson property owners should check appraisals soon
• Urge senators to push campaign finance disclosure
• Visa for immigrant crime victims aids justice
• Today, on Memorial Day, we remember and pay tribute to the men and women in unif...
• A sunny and hot day for Memorial Day in Clarksville
• Gail Kerr: 'Cowardly' budget plan is unhealthy for neediest
• Book of memories connects boy, soldier dad he never knew
• Military families get free horseback rides
• Monday temps to ease a bit after Sunday's 95 ties 1911 record
• Child pulled from bottom of pool in Antioch dies
• Nashville police announce new patrol supervisors
• Clarksville man killed in motorcycle crash
• Today, honor fallen, but learn, too
• Why we celebrate Memorial Day
• Brig. Gen. Creighton Abrams: Oldest military branch plans its first museum
• Alejandro Escovedo, Matthew Perryman Jones, James Otto and more this week
• Hot temperatures once again to end the holiday weekend in Clarksville
• Gail Kerr: You can help stop Tennessee Walking Horse abuse
• Tennessee water network cries foul
• Political notebook: Study links corruption to isolation, size of states' capital cities
• The Week in Review: Horse abuser pleads guilty
• The Week Ahead: Colin Powell to speak at Belmont
• Rutherford County briefs: Smyrna factory will close
• Davidson County briefs: Seeds of Hope Garden Tour to benefit Monroe Harding
• Media needs religious schooling
• Polley's clicker brought us guilty convenience
• Abortions can be safe, or go underground
• George Jones resting at home after 5-day stay at Nashville-area hospital
• Q&A: Safety tips for those on the waterways
• Metro vice cops bust 142 on drugs, prostitution charges
• Subtropical storm Beryl forms off the eastern seaboard
• The heat continues for the weekend for the Clarksville area
• Bonding companies ordered to pay $475,000 for missing client
• Phil Vassar debuts 'Don't Miss Your Life' video on Memorial Day via GAC
• MHRC Public Meeting Notice for June 4th 2012
• Dog's Death Inspires New Non-Profit Buddy Care Foundation
• 'Mama' Tune, who cooked for generations of Nashville politicians, dies at 91
• Taxes imperil Sumner fair
• Natchez Trace will recount War of 1812
• Federal judge dismisses suit over 'Soul Men' movie
• Murfreesboro students cross the street, begin new school chapter
• Wounded Tennessee veteran receives new, mortgage-free home
• Connecticut produces another 'Great Compromise'
• Brutish urges drown out society's quiet voice of reason
• Bundled pay in Tennessee spotlight
• CCA prison riot: A lesson in crisis
• Skip Prichard to step down as CEO of Ingram Content Group
• Near record heat into the holiday weekend for Clarksville
• Caney Fork Restaurant: you can eat wild and healthy
• The restaurant guy behind the trendy M Street district
• Facebook, You’re Still the One
• Who are the nation's Best Dressed CEOs?
• Dean capital spending to boost schools, streets
• Health care tax credits not helping small biz
• Professionals back Obama, business owners back Romney
• Ingram Barge finalizes $222M acquisition
• It's on: TNA sues pro wrestling giant WWE
• Police: Clarksville man exposes himself to 2-year-old girl
• Airport expects high volume; travelers advised to arrive early
• Murfreesboro couple arrested for selling 600 painkillers
• Nashville Traffic Report: 05/25/2012
• Corker Pays Tribute to America’s Fallen Heroes in Honor of Memorial Day
• Memorial Day heat could break records
• Alexander Statement on Memorial Day
• Spring Hill votes against adding fallen soldiers to display
• 5 Sears Outlet employees charged with theft in Hendersonville
• Material Glance: A Portfolio of Lithographs by Antoni Tapies and Poems by Shuzo Takiguchi
• IMA winners Herrick return to BamaJam for a triumphant June 14 performance
• Geena Davis battles media's portrayal of women
• Vintage-guitar dealers, industry share little love for Lacey Act
• Local summer music camps benefit from CMA Foundation's $50K donation
• TN Red Cross blood supplies drop in summer
• Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney gear to take huge production, 238-member crew on tour
• Senate kills both sides' student loan plans
• Kathleen Parker: Supreme Court stands for legality not popularity
• Geena Davis joins Andrews Institute to raise awareness of media images of women and girls
• Collin Raye partners with Buddy Care Foundation for benefit concert
• Hank Williams, Jr. offers free download of new song 'That Ain't Good'
• TSU Students Lead State in TAPB-TAPME Award Nominations
• Hulin named dean of anesthesia school
• FDIC: Bank profits at highest level since 2007
• Senator's vote, rhetoric differ
• Nashville gains by observing how others prosper
• Aging issues expert appointed academic director for School for TransformAging
• Company in Clarksville with $216,900 in fines
• Eight TSU Tigers Named Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars
• Work to start on Baptist Hospital's $2.8M medical office
• Event gallery: 2012 Best Places to Work
• 2012 CMT Music Awards announce more all-star performers
• Smyrna couple charged in drug case
• Nashville Named #10 Best City for Tech Jobs
• Small Business Wire
• Vanderbilt's Alumni Hall to get $11.3 million renovation
• Music Row building sells for $1.5 million
• Partly sunny skies and warm temperatures for the Clarksville area
• Bonnaroo artist spotlight: Yuna
• Video: Creation Stories exhibits now open at Frist
• BamaJam 2012 welcomes stars of CMT's 'Sweet Home Alabama' and 'Southern Nights'
• Will the real you please stand up?
• FCC decision could help Nashville med mart
• Amazon to stream old Paramount movies online
• Facebook IPO fallout includes lawsuits, investigations
• Southwest Airlines plans international expansion
• Prescription drug abuse rampant in Tennessee
• State shuts down iconic Murfreesboro cafe
• O'Charley's closing 14 restaurants
• Alexander on President’s Nomination of Allison Macfarlane to Chair Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• Corker, Blumenthal, Gingrey Praise Senate Passage Of Gain Act In FDA User Fee Reauthorization Bill
• Geena Davis visits Lipscomb for panel on women in media
• Tim McGraw to give 25 homes to members of military
• Cheekwood opens treehouse exhibit inspired by children's stories
• Nashville's Memorial Day weekend weather may break records
• Charges pending in fatal ATV crash near Watertown
• 4 in custody after North Nashville carjacking
• Wreck slows traffic on I-24 in southeast Davidson
• Hotter weather expected for holiday weekend
• 3 charged in Stones River Greenway stabbing
• Walking Horse board slaps trainer Jackie McConnell with lifetime suspension
• Man admits attempting to photograph Miss Tennessee in tanning booth
• Murfreesboro cafe shut down by state tax agency
• Singer Jimmy Wayne, his story inspire change in foster care
• ProImage Facility Services names new CEO
• Nashville gets poor marks for parks
• NES contractor to survey transmission lines via helicopter
• Man stabbed on Stones River greenway, is expected to live
• In the Kitchen with The Southern’s Matt Farley
• Celebration, SHOW take hard line against soring
• Metro Schools' integration methods are working
• Ethics should guide Vanderbilt investments
• Ruth Marcus: Has world become one we cannot unplug from?
• Nashvillians recognized in first Tennessee Charter School Gala
• Nashville med mart announces major tenant
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.): FDA
• Sunny skies continue for the Clarksville area
• Earnings: Genesco up 39% in first quarter
• Man admits attempt to photograph Miss Tennessee in tanning booth
• 5 reasons businesses fail with social media
• Women in Business: Who are our role models?
• Nasdaq: Facebook IPO should have been delayed
• Apple continues dominance as world's most valuable brand
• Five websites that can save you money
• Community college transfers still challenging
• Drive-throughs moving beyond just fast food
• TN explores reducing workers' compensation rates
• I-24, other highway construction on hold this weekend
• Teenage rape suspect turns himself in to Nashville police
• Alexander Commends Eastman Chemical and FedEx as “Two Tennessee Companies That Have Distinguished
• Alexander: Delaying Air Force Plans for Guard Missions in Nashville and Memphis Will “Waste Money”
• I-40 crash slows traffic west of downtown Nashville
• Fore! Errant golf ball knocks out Murfreesboro motorcyclist's teeth
• Nashville Memorial Day weekend weather could be record-breaker
• Alexander Provision in FDA Bill Makes Medicines and Medical Devices Safer For Children
• Nashville detectives looking for Donelson hotel robber
• The Arts Company Launches Three Fresh Art Summer Exhibitions
• Gail Kerr: For horse abusers, anything less than jail is a joke
• Top five Nashville Predators quotes from 2011-12
• Top five Nashville Predators quotes from 2011-12
• Motorcycle safety ride set for today in Nashville
• Ex-Nashville police officer gets 10 years for helping drug traffickers
• After Parthenon Towers fire, MDHA works to return power, residents
• TN drug crimes rise as overall crime declines
• Kenny Chesney wraps final Nashville rehearsals for 2012 tour with Tim McGraw
• Chattanooga education veteran Lanny Witt to lead high school at Lipscomb Academy
• 1,848 Named to Spring 2012 Dean’s List
• Brentwood Academy’s McFerran to lead community philanthropy program for university
• Health care costs double the rate of inflation
• Tennessee makes $4M investments from INCITE fund
• Tennessee pedals to No. 26 on bike-friendly list
• Music Row office building sells for $1.1 million
• The Roys to host WSM's Guest Artist Series on May 22 and June 26
• Anthem Healthcare relaunches as Agilum
• Planning makes Nashville great place to live
• Lowry gives advice to students looking for right college fit in New York Times article
• Toby Keith and Kristen Bell to co-host the CMT Music Awards
• Corker: Clarity Needed on JPMorgan Losses
• Corker Hopes Hearings Will Serve as a Learning Moment for Congress
• Corker: Senate's No.1 Responsibility is to Pass a Budget
• Cal Thomas: Government plays lazy grasshopper, takes earnings from hard-working ants
• Securities scam made legal by JOBS Act
• Christian Scholars' Conference brings 500 scholars to explore reconciliation June 7-9
• Activist investors prod J. Alexander's to set shareholder meeting
• Red Cross shelter set up to house residents of Parthenon Towers
• Hank Williams, Jr. releasing new album 'Old School, New Rules' on July 10
• Ronnie Dunn releases 'Special Edition' exclusively through Cracker Barrel
• Pearl-Cohn locked down today after home invasion, sexual assault nearby
• Mostly sunny skies through the workweek
• Earnings: Cracker Barrel up 25 percent in third quarter
• Motorcycle safety awareness ride scheduled Wednesday
• Montgomery Gentry to kick off 'All American Concert Series' May 25 on Fox
• MDHA to update Parthenon Towers evacuation this afternoon
• Home catches fire in western Davidson County
• On social media, it's OK to not be everywhere at once
• SEC considers own cable sports channel
• Mars Petcare breaking ground in Williamson Co.
• Dillard's closing distribution center in Nashville
• Conservative group take aim at Dean's budget
• Back Yard Burgers goes after same-name restaurateur
• Tennesseans cool on health care reform
• Companies pushed to disclose campaign spending
• Increased charges for mother of man in kidnapping
• Clarksville woman reports horse's hair stolen
• Ex-Nashville police officer gets 10 years for helping drug traffickers
• Teenager rescued from Murfreesboro apartment fire
• Suspect accused of inappropriately videoing teen may have had other victims
• Slowdown on I-440 near Hillsboro-West End exit
• Suspects wanted for break-in of Murfreesboro Pike store
• Rutherford County sheriff expects overtime costs to reach $1M
• In Tennessee, race gap tops gender gap in presidential choice
• Anti-tax group has own ideas on Metro budget
• TN's new state park, Cummins Falls, has spectacular waterfall, swimming hole
• Judge to hear arguments for opening Witherspoon case
• Tennessee names director of new Water Resources division
• Pleasant View police officer attacked during traffic stop
• Motorcycle victim in I-24 crash in Murfreesboro is identified
• Police charge man with illegally photographing 16-year-old girl
• Dept. of Safety and Homeland Security contractor charged with stealing state laptops
• Cheekwood takes $725,000 loss on land sale
• Cassidy Turley adds 600,000 square feet to portfolio
• Poll: ER treatment should be covered by insurance
• Nashville ranks 153rd for annual pay
• Two Nashville high schools make Newsweek's top 100
• Britt Hunt Company acquires St. Louis-based Pfoodman
• Textbook Scholarship Named for Retiring Dean
• TennCare PLUS may cap quality of care
• In May, we celebrate historic preservation
• Big Machine Records signs Tim McGraw to worldwide record deal
• Clarence Page: Anti-Obama forces trip over bankrolls
• Startup DAIO raises $400,000 in funding
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms to start the workweek
• Pleasant View police officer assaulted during traffic stop
• Man shot this morning at East Nashville residence
• Weekly Column by Sen. Lamar Alexander: “Working toward a budget that grows the economy and reduces our debt”
• Judge agrees to hear arguments to unseal Witherspoon records
• Teen burglar to high school: "Better Security? You Need It.''
• Nashville health leaders debate: Is U.S. health care No. 1?
• The true value of social media
• Top of the List: Brentwood/Cool Springs office buildings
• Tennessee ranks 47th in dental health
• Metro's tax increase would hit renters, too
• Nashville named hot city for tech jobs
• Auto travel expected to increase for Memorial Day
• Driver arrested for throwing hammer at vehicle on I-40
• Nashville police arrest man for trying to video up girl's skirt
• Police capture juvenile escapee
• Murfreesboro Police identify victim in fatal motorcycle crash
• Veterans workshop to assist military personnel
• Rain later today could include isolated strong storms
• Habitat for Humanity store broken into overnight
• Spence Lane moving again after morning crash
• Vanderbilt poll: Tennesseans 'bittersweet' to health law
• Republicans Launch Women’s Policy Committee in House; New Caucus Gives Voice to Key Group on Important Issues
• Richard J. Grant: Nashville heeds siren's spending song
• Mona Charen: Obama inadvertently reminds grads of conservative successes
• EMS workers deserve thanks
• After years of cuts, Nashville needs revenue to handle growth
• Gail Kerr: Council's tax foes need to reveal what they'd cut
• A risk for a thunderstorm to end the weekend
• Nashville Indie Music: May 21 - May 27
• Corker had second thoughts over seeking re-election
• Davidson County briefs: Mayor, director of schools to visit four schools Monday
• Severe punishment for all, justice for some
• Gail Kerr: 'Gateway sex' bill makes TN a laughingstock again
• Note to Congress: Measure twice - sound advice
• Post-college job hunt needn't be that scary
• Circle Players' retro '60s musical Hairspray ends run this weekend
• The Week Ahead: Geena Davis to be on panel at Lipscomb
• Warm conditions continue through the weekend
• Murfreesboro Police investigate early Saturday fatal motorcycle crash
• Nashville's Amanda Williams set to play for Ambassador Young's 80th birthday
• Nashville's Grand Ole Opry: Does country music's history have a price tag on it?
• Nashville's Grand Ole Opry: Does country music's history have a price tag on it?
• Woman who sent adopted boy back to Russia must pay child support
• Golf cart accidents in Williamson spur crackdown, tickets
• Diamond Pet Foods issues another dog food recall
• Journey of Jesus: The Calling Facebook app now available
• Camilla P. Benbow: A talk can reveal teacher's qualities
• Camilla Benbow: Parents should look for these 3 things in a great school
• Camilla P. Benbow: Parents can help students in many ways
• Camilla P. Benbow: Parents' role for college needs to be more advisory
• Camilla Benbow: Summer learning options affordable
• Adventure Science Center lets collectors show off today
• Veterans, active military invited to workshop on benefits, pensions, more
• Moment of silence scheduled for cyclist at Tour de Nash
• More downtown Nashville road closures are in effect this weekend
• Incentives approved for Gaylord's Denver hotel project approved
• Kathleen Parker: It's one big popularity contest
• DeWayne Wickham: Log Cabin Republicans scorn Obama, badger Romney
• Texting while driving is just too risky
• Society should stay out of Mommy's bra
• Workshop to help ex-felons regain status
• Music City Bowl figures released: Vols pushed 2010 gate higher
• Pro Player Connect seeking to raise $1.4 million
• Another new low for mortgage rates
• La Vergne warehouse sells for $1.9 million
• Mt. Juliet probe unearths sexting on city cell phones, pyramid scheme
• Why your brand's next contest must be on Pinterest
• Permit: Lockeland Table restaurant coming to East Nashville
• Terry Turner's philosophy on others catching Pinnacle
• Earnings: Kirkland's down 38 percent in 1Q
• Tennessee State Fair hires Event Manager
• Councilman seeks residency requirements for Metro workers
• Pepsi pulls walking horse sponsorship in light of abuse
• Partly sunny skies and warm temperatures through the upcoming weekend
• Job Fair today in Bordeaux
• Alexander Working to Prevent Government From Seizing Musical Instruments Made of Imported Wood
• Frist Center offers free admission today
• Slowdown on I-40E near downtown
• Cyclists to meet at Public Square for Bike to Work Day
• Several downtown road closures, including I-24, in effect this weekend
• Code Orange air quality alert issued
• Burglary suspect escapes, apprehended twice
• Blackburn Statement on House Passage of the National Defense Authorization Act
• Shea Weber feels ‘a little bit betrayed’ by Alexander Radulov
• Camilla P. Benbow: Summer learning options affordable
• Driver killed in crash on Hobson Pike
• Dickson church damaged by fire
• Newborn suffocation trial set for Hendersonville woman
• The Dillards Doug Dillard of bluegrass, Mayberry fame dead at 75 (slideshow)
• Mt. Juliet sexting inquiry brings 4 resignations, 1 firing
• Chefs unite to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank in Middle TN
• Sealing of conservator cases raises concerns
• As Kentucky plans to execute inmate, his need for a new hip creates dilemma
• Taylor Swift donates $4 million to fund new Country Music Hall of Fame center
• I-24 bridge repairs, various road closures to cause weekend detours
• Another man charged with sexual battery after seeing woman for medical issues
• FirstBank eyes broader branch network, plots strategy
• Miel and Bombasha make Urbanspoon's high-end list
• Tennessee unemployment continues to fall
• Falleció Donna Summer la “reina” de la música disco y pop
• Realtors: Housing more affordable than ever
• Bicyclist struck, killed by car on OHB in Lakewood
• Healthways: Americans' well-being on the rise
• Learning to read restores adult lives
• Celebrate Bike Month: Pedal to work
• Clarence Page: 'Too big to fail,' too large to handle
• Country Music Hall of Famer Glen Campbell is battling Alzheimer’s disease and de...
• Mt. Juliet cracks down on "sexting"
• George Will: Bipartisanship strikes back: return of the powerful government
• iPractice seeks to raise $8 million
• Lipscomb’s Andrews Institute and CABLE launch CABLE Leadership Academy
• Report: Tennessee foreclosure activity up in April
• Advocat shareholders file suit
• The McCrary Sisters at Musicians Corner
• Taylor Swift gives $4 million to Country Music Hall of Fame
• Partial lane closure on I-24W downtown tonight
• Travel trend looks good for hotel industry
• NBJ's Entrepreneur Panel: Event slideshow
• Body found in Williamson County ruled suicide
• Covington turns up the heat on Advocat
• Dean warns of consequences if budget fails
• Hendersonville native prepares for Indy 500
• RTA adds express bus service to Clarksville
• U.S. Census: Minority babies are now majority
• Fed says several members open to new stimulus
• Verizon Wireless to curb unlimited data plans
• Postal Service bans international shipping of iPads, Kindles
• Sunny skies expected into the weekend
• Corker Hopes JPMorgan Hearing Will Be Substantive
• Clarksville woman charged with bigamy
• Lindsey Lowe to appear in court this morning
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.): Federal Reserve Board nominees
• Corker: Boehner, House Can Show Leadership on Budget Control Act
• Person killed in single-vehicle crash on Hobson Pike
• Dickson church damaged by fire
• Bicyclist killed late Wednesday in Lakewood
• Fugitive accused of raping teen surrenders to Nashville authorities
• Smyrna police officer dismissed for 'inappropriate relationship' with minor
• Books A Million changes sexuality section in response to TN blogger's outcry
• Citizenship journey in Tennessee goes smoother with a little help
• Groups spent $458K on TN legislative receptions
• Metro bus app offers real-time assistance to commuters
• NES will use helicopters to examine power lines
• Judge revokes father's passport in custody dispute
• Custody nightmare drags on for 6-year-old
• Accused child rapist who went missing before trial surrenders
• Ruth Marcus: Edwards trial is soap opera, not justice
• Thomas Sowell: It's risky to cover up black-on-white crime
• University Holds Bioenergy Informational Program May 22
• Metro capital budget: $4.6 billion in biz opportunity
• J. Alexander's addresses mistake on CEO pay
• Tennessee gets $4 million for insurance exchange
• Ironside Investment raises $1 million
• 58 years after Brown, Metro and other schools still racially divided
• Skechers agrees to $40M settlement with TN, 41 other states
• Food-allergic kids need safer school policies
• Rock'n & Reel'n Celebrity Fishing Tournament and Concert coming July 9 and 10
• Rock'n & Reel'n Celebrity Fishing Tournament and Concert coming July 9 and 10
• Brown returns to lead Lady Bison basketball program
• Women in Business: Don't be a martyr, say yes to yourself
• El Salvadoran masseur arrested on sex charges
• Commuting to be made easier with real-time information about buses
• BamaJam 2012 offering military discounts to service members
• Why isn't your company blogging? 5 reasons to start now
• <em>Cutting for Stone</em> author, nonviolence advocate headline Christian Scholars Conference
• Jackson Browne tickets on sale Friday for Ryman show on July 18
• Jackson Browne tickets on sale Friday for Ryman show on July 18
• Cybera raises $4.4 million in series D round
• Acadia announces additional public offering
• The Wall Street Journal: Op-Ed by Senator Alexander: Time for a Medicaid-Education Grand Swap
• La Vergne woman injured in afternoon fire
• Police memorials scheduled for National Police Week
• Callaghan to perform at Music City Roots on June 13
• RTA Board approves service between Nashville and Clarksville
• First tax-hike vote puts council members on record
• Bluegrass festival to leave Nashville for Raleigh
• Nissan takes aim at No.1 Toyota with new Altima
• States using mortgage settlement money for other uses
• Why did GM kill its $10M Facebook ad campaign?
• Bank of America hiking relocation aid for troubled homeowners
• Poll: CFOs optimistic on economy
• Average tenure of CEOs down, more turnover expected
• Police identify missing driver in Monday's I-24 fatal crash
• Alexander: House-Passed Budget, Sen. Toomey’s Budget Are “Opportunities to Take the Next Step in Cutting Out-of-Control Spending and Solving Our Fiscal Crisis”
• Homeowner responds to door-to-door salesman with shotgun
• Warm temperatures with a slight risk for a thunderstorm expected
• Warm temperatures with a slight risk for a thunderstorm expected
• Lipscomb Academy names new elementary school principal
• Nashville-area transit projects receive $1.65M
• Suspect wanted for failing to return rental cars surrenders
• Police catch 2 of 3 suspects in overnight pursuit
• Debris causes slowdown on Briley near Opryland
• Blackburn Statement on House Reauthorization of Violence Against Women Act
• Gail Kerr: Highway fatality signs are a sobering reminder to drive safely
• TN freshman lawmakers who vowed change are lavish in mailings
• Nashville works to reduce domestic violence numbers
• Nationally recognized leader in math and science education to lead Lipscomb Academy elementary school
• Go Green Nashville Moves North
• Family of man missing for 10 months offers $5K reward
• New mixed-use 12 South project in the works
• Dr. Geoffrey Smallwood named chief medical officer of Baptist Hospital
• Fight for equality is far from over
• Restless Heart sues entertainment company
• Incredible Dave's focus of new lawsuit
• Nashville investors offer financing advice to startups
• Homebuilder confidence picks up in May
• Bonnaroo artist spotlight: The Soul Rebels
• Don't be that person on social media
• Mona Charen: Righting rhetoric surrounding institution of marriage
• Leonard Pitts: Past holds no hope for opponents of same-sex marriage
• Puckett's Boathouse coming to downtown Franklin
• A leader maximizes teacher effectiveness
• Activist investors say J. Alexander's understated CEO pay
• Corker Amendment to Export/Import Bank Reauthorization Requires Minimum Capital Standards to Prevent Possible Taxpayer Bailout
• Clarksville woman dies in I-24 crash in Nashville
• Advocat rejects buyout offer
• Will Alexander named chief of staff at ECD
• Tennessee launches new jobs website
• Prostitution charges against councilman dropped
• NHI spending $13.4M on Texas facility
• $20 million apartment project planned in Mt. Juliet
• Tennessee county ends public school bus service
• Poll: Half of Americans think Facebook is a fad
• TVA to boost prices in June
• U.S. retail sales most likely slowed as labor market cooled
• Alexander: Export-Import Bank “Has Supported Nearly $500 Million in TN Exports” Since 2008
• Nashville Police respond to shots fired from vehicle toward a home
• Plane diverted to Nashville because of passenger's health issue
• Corker Says Failure to Apply Minimum Capital Standards to Ex-Im Bank Needlessly Puts Taxpayers at Risk for Potential Bailout
• Drier weather for the rest of the workweek
• La Vergne to hold foreclosure prevention event Saturday
• Police: Man boards plane illegally, exclaims 'I own the world'
• Clarksville teenagers kill Fort Campbell soldier during armed robbery
• Murfreesboro student teacher accused of sexual solicitation of girl
• Motorcyle accident with injuries on Hermitage Avenue
• Gunshots fired overnight around South 7th
• Shanterrica Madden found guilty in slaying of MTSU basketball player
• Davidson County election official reprimanded for early voting mistake
• Longhorn Steakhouse in Madison: a new look and refreshed menu
• Americans for Prosperity: Nashville 'under attack' by mayor's tax increase
• When it's OK to withhold the news
• Medical Trade Center gains global character
• Urge to stall on foreclosure is natural but perilous
• A birthday wish for Israel: peace
• TSU Coaching Legend Selected for Olympic Hall of Fame
• Agero announces 500-person call center in Clarksville
• Nashville tax-hike debate hits the council Tuesday
• Deadline is Tuesday to enter Social Madness
• Tennessee slated to receive $22 million in insurer rebates
• Carlex gets $2.5 million rehab permit
• Report: Nashville manufacturing ranks in the middle of the pack
• Waller rebrands
• VERDICT: Madden guilty of second-degree murder, tampering with evidence
• Man arrested for climbing fence, breaking into plane at airport
• Nashville technology leaders on their favorite old-school tech: Slideshow
• VOTE MISS TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE CAMPUS QUEEN’S EDITION OF EBONY MAGAZINE!!!!!
• Amazon kicks off hiring with 50 management spots
• Piggly Wiggly coming to West End Avenue
• Ron Paul: 'We will no longer spend resources'
• Using social media to spy on your competition
• Top of the List: Banquet facilities
• TN legislator wants to end U.S. Census questionnaires
• More people quitting jobs is a good sign for the economy
• Many older people still paying student loans
• TN reminds businesses of food-tax change
• Facebook's busy buying could signal future
• A few showers today, sunny skies by the middle of the week
• Corker Honors Chattanooga Police Officer Lorin Johnston for 2012 TOP COPS Award
• Accused child rapist vanishes before trial begins
• Disney, TPAC partner in Metro schools theater program
• Clarksville store employees wrestle robber, hold him for police
• Police investigate hit and run in north Nashville
• Closing arguments set to begin in trial of Shanterrica Madden
• Wet weekend leaves Middle Tennessee drenched
• Sewage in Harpeth River worries Eagleville but new sewer system in sight
• Nashville foursome Herrick wins 'Country Song' prize in 2012 IMA contest
• Sexual, religious biases add fuel to hate crimes
• Both parties using 'poison pills' to peeve rivals
• Rain adds to Ultimate Frisbee fun
• Are we divided as two Americas?
• Civil rights tour relives struggle for equality
• Two time BCS champions Vlachos and Watkins look to earn a spot with Titans
• Nashville Indie Music: May 14 – May 20
• From F-150 to Prius: what our cars say about us
• Kenny Britt could need another procedure on injured right knee
• Fire destroys Gallatin office building
• Significant rainfall expected in Middle Tennessee
• Motherhood transcends politics
• War on 'war': the overuse, dilution of the word itself
• Do we have a money shortage?
• Raise daughters with healthy self-image
• Davidson County briefs: Land Trust for Tennessee to hold annual celebration
• Sumner County briefs: Sheriffs requests $118,000 to handle more inmates
• Rutherford County briefs: Mayor proposes hiring county attorney
• Wilson County briefs: Local Habitat to do blitz build
• The Week Ahead: Rutherford attractions offer free day Saturday
• The Week in Review: Loretta Lynn's life story turned into Broadway musical
• Tennessee GOP tests its own in legislative primaries
• Rain expected through the day today
• Mom finds joy in most surprising of places
• Congratulations. It's a girl. {P.S. You have cancer}
• Day of Serving brightens community, volunteers alike
• MTSU roommate says she wanted to kill herself after stabbing
• Last fire tower in Davidson County comes down
• Nashville celebs wait tables at The Palm to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Ruth Marcus: Obama makes history; don't mince his words
• Titans get first look at rookie class as orientation begins
• ¿Hasta qué edad amamantar a los hijos?
• Scattered showers to dampen the weekend
• Great TN Air Show brings sky-high stunts and maneuvers
• George Lindsey funeral service held in Nashville May 11
• Reese Witherspoon, family go to court; proceedings closed
• Golf cart culture prevails despite TN law
• Jury may get Shanterrica Madden case Sunday
• Friends say goodbye to George 'Goober' Lindsey
• Authorities: Girls kidnapped from Tennessee didn't eat for days
• Sen. Bob Corker rakes in bundle despite scant opposition
• Two sentenced to federal prison in carjackings
• Teen surrenders in Antioch shooting
• TDOT SmartWay map to be more detailed
• Chess tourney draws nation's top youths
• Two TN men charged in $45M mortgage scheme
• TN man convicted in child porn case
• Geena Davis to visit Lipscomb to speak about women, media
• Kathleen Parker: Is America capable of controlling her pant size?
• Conner Earns Pair of Awards from Kappa Alpha Psi
• TSU Horror Flick Expert Welcomes Release of “Dark Shadows” Film
• Dollar General property sells for $1.56 million
• Pathfinder Therapeutics raises $5 million in series B
• State asks $10 million for Charlotte Avenue property
• Event gallery: 2012 Health Care Heroes
• 1Q Database: Signs of new life at Mid Tenn banks
• Geena Davis joins Andrews Institute to raise awareness of media images of women/girls
• Malagasy leaders encourage students to stay true to their principles
• How "Pinteresting" is your brand? 5 tips to make it better
• Shanterrica Madden trial: Friend saw MTSU student with blood on arm, knife
• Poll: Global investors prefer Obama to Romney in 2012
• ES SALUDABLE HABLAR ESPAÑOL.
• Families' food spending goes through the roof in 2012
• TDOT upgrading its online SmartWay traffic map
• Gaylord ends poison pill provision
• Bob Corker could get Senate chairmanship
• Southwest Airlines adding nonstop flight to Boston
• Clarcor buys Modular Engineering
• Memphis councilman proposes an 'adult entertainment district'
• Vice Lords gang member sentenced to life in prison
• Geena Davis to be at Lipscomb for panel discussion
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms to dampen the weekend
• Nashville Police arrest second suspect in Antioch shooting
• YP Nashville Monthly
• I-24 weekend road closures to begin tonight
• Left lane blocked on I-440W near Hillsboro and West End
• Corker Calls for Hearing on JP Morgan Trading Losses
• Old Hickory Boulevard lane closures planned for Iroquois Steeplechase
• Endangered Child Alert issued for Spring Hill child
• Early morning stabbing being investigated in Madison area
• Exhibition - Artwork Among Us: Portraits By Juan Pont Lezica
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Obama's Gay Marriage Decision
• Adam Mayes dead, 2 girls he allegedly kidnapped are rescued
• New Peabody graduates fill teaching roles in Nashville’s lowest-performing middle schools
• Young writers learn power of words to navigate future
• Poile and Trotz look to retain Bouillon and Gill’s veteran presence
• Darryl Worley has still got it: 'Everything on this album could be a single'
• Deborah Tate, honored as children's advocate, urges teen girls to aim high
• Earnings: National Health Investors up 18 percent in 1Q
• FREE Slice of Fudge at Three Bears General Store
• Nashville chamber endorses Dean's proposed tax increase
• Get discounted Dixie Stampede tickets
• Fifth and Main crosses 75 percent sold mark
• Todd Fritsch returns with 'Up Here in the Saddle' on June 26
• Titans defensive line could provide toughest competition for roster spots
• Dollywood's Splash Country Water Adventure Park opens May 19, 2012
• CCA shareholders reject resolution on prison rape
• Legislation is just one tool to fight ticket scalping
• Plan will be a lift for Antioch
• Fortune: 6 Nashville companies make "Inner City 100" list
• 5 easy ways to drive business with LinkedIn
• Mona Charen: Obama's large, empty promises sound familiar
• Celebrate mothers around the world
• Clarence Page: Double standard: exaggerating ethnicity - unacceptable; running from it - understandable
• In the Kitchen with The Palm's Lee Morris
• Mayor appoints group to plan Metro's 50th anniversary celebration
• Reese Witherspoon's mother obtains restraining order against husband's new 'wife'
• Women in business: Are you who you want to be?
• Kenny Rogers signs new long-term deal with Warner Brothers
• Dollar General goes after higher earners
• Iroquois Steeplechase: Horses and a COW
• Nashville Police find man asleep in car with drugs and gun
• Madden Trial Day 2: Detective testifies about evidence found
• Preds hope fans remain as Stanley Cup dreams end
• Ramsey: Guns in parking lots bill will be back
• Obama on gay marriage: Making waves or just a ripple?
• Vanderbilt tuition hike smallest in years
• FDIC to lay out new plan for big bank failures
• Shorter hours to help Postal Service keep rural locations open
• Small Business Wire
• Cool, comfortable temperatures continue
• 91-year-old killed in Murfreesboro vehicle crash
• Redevelopment of Rolling Mill Hill Area in Nashville Accelerates
• Reese Witherspoon's dad accused of bigamy
• Two schools on lockdown following pursuit of possible murder suspect
• Ammonia leak at Lebanon food distributor prompts evacuation
• Fire breaks out in Hillsboro Village area nursing home
• Harpeth Middle assistant football coach charged with sexual battery
• Wreck on I-40W near Briley slows traffic
• May 2012 Newsletter
• Slavery, Civil War, and The Classroom Journey Towards Freedom: Profiles In Slavery and The Civil War
• Sexting investigation hits Mt. Juliet
• Relative: Suspect thinks kidnapped girls could be his
• Nashville big-hearted enough for old, new to coexist
• George Will: Medical-device tax already hurting business
• DeWayne Wickham: Legally concealed guns don't pose threats, sticks do
• Two views given of MTSU stabbing suspect
• Priest Lake levels dip to lowest ever for spring
• Williamson County boy, 15, killed in golf cart accident
• Medical-legal partnerships give patients new clout
• Unemployment reform will clean up abuse
• Suter wants to take time before starting negotiations with Predators
• Hands On Nashville launches urban farm to grow hearts and minds
• Mt. Juliet police uncover marijuana operation
• Rep. Diane Black seeks to protect state immigration laws
• BamaJam 2012 announces full lineup
• Darryl Worley returns from tour of Afghanistan: 'It has been a dream of mine'
• Falso policia asalta a un Hispano en Nashville.
• Weekly Obsession: Chutzpah
• BioMimetic posts $6.1M loss in 1Q
• Tennessee film incentives get boost
• April home sales up 25 percent
• Longtime investigator with Davidson District Attorney's office dies
• Dos and Don’ts: Scheduling social media activity
• Rep. Diane Black measure would bar administration from fighting state immigration laws
• McClung, Spangler partnerships seek bankruptcy protection
• Police investigate Antioch fatal shooting
• We need more bipartisanship, not less. Like if you agree
• Hooper Property seeks Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Midtown tract sells for $1.5 million
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• Stella Parton to sign copies of her book at Olivia's Good News Cafe Saturday
• Lipscomb launches four new grad programs
• Murder trial opens in MTSU player's death
• Hostess warns its 18k US employees of potential layoffs
• Gigantescas manchas solares podrían enviar potentes llamaradas solares hoy a la Tierra
• Nashville Named #7 Best City For Finding Employment Right Now
• Poll: Majority oppose Mayor Dean’s proposed tax hike
• Analysts wonder if takeover looms at Gaylord
• Nissan to break ground on engine plant
• Brentwood getting a Mini dealership
• Fidelity: Retiree health care tab to run $240K
• Wells Fargo could face charges over minority home loans
• More small businesses reporting profits
• Lenders slower in handling mortgage refinancings
• NES schedules energy saving workshops
• Cool temperatures and sunny skies for the middle of the week
• Cool temperatures and sunny skies for the middle of the week
• All suspects in 4 murder, attempted murder cases now in custody
• Cumberland River Basin in moderate drought
• “Rally Point” Veterans Events to be Held in Jackson and Cookeville
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.): Charter schools
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.): Student loans and health care law
• Man arrested for attack on Ellington Agricultural trails
• Clarksville Police charge woman with DUI, speeding in school zone with kids in car
• Nashville Police respond to two rollovers overnight
• Mt. Juliet Police bust city's largest known marijuana operation
• Apollo Middle School burglarized by youths
• East Nashville Farmers Market to open today
• 'The Voice' Finalist Casey Weston Will Sing National Anthem at Darlington
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Joe Biden's Fundraising Trip To Nashville
• Tennessee Tech policy violated First Amendment
• Blackburn Amendment Handcuffs DOJ’s Ability to Defend Obamacare
• Fraud findings at University of North Carolina could impact Titans rookie
• Fraud findings at University of North Carolina could impact Titans rookie
• Duncan Statement on Highway Bill Conference
• WW II veterans shown high degree of honor
• Gibson Guitar-inspired bill to change Lacey Act is heard
• Humphreys man settles beating lawsuit with county
• Fake tweet stops Nashville doctor's lecture, plans for cruise
• Metro Schools announces new middle school principals for 2012-13
• TSU Awards nearly 1,100 Degrees at Spring Centennial Commencement
• MModal's first quarter earnings down
• Tras debate, Peña Nieto sigue puntero
• Money trail leads to reason behind gas prices
• Dean's tax increase: Where your dough would go
• Tennessee gets D+ for workplace support of new parents
• Letter to Haslam: Please follow through on autism awareness next time
• Cal Thomas: TV series emphasizes importance of 'Finding Your Roots'
• Tennessee tax collections up 9.7 percent in April
• Big questions on Nashville’s blue line heading into the offseason
• Vanderbilt receives $2.5M HHS innovation award
• Visitation, funeral services set for beloved actor George 'Goober' Lindsey
• TN gets a B- in small-business friendliness
• Bonnaroo artist spotlight: Kathleen Edwards
• Nashville home prices up 1.3 percent in March
• 11 more Nashville companies Social Madness contest
• Student Affairs VP Reappointed to Airport Authority Board of Commissioners
• Jack White's Third Man Records expanding
• Nashville Medical Trade Center financing: How it works
• Nashville police search for escaped juvenile
• Tea Party group organizing against Nashville tax hike
• TN brewer says Budweiser is picking on them
• Predators' playoff run dies in the desert
• Tennessee to get $2M from drug settlement
• Why your next new phone may not be free
• Wells Fargo fires woman for shoplifting ... 40 years ago
• Google, Facebook lead smartphone use
• Uncertainty giving small businesses pause
• Spring-like weather returns to the Clarksville area
• $2,000 in change stolen from Murfreesboro home
• Bill Purcell tapped to co-author obesity report released today
• Child falls into fast-food grease pit at Clarksville Sonic
• 10 of 11 suspects captured in 4 murder, attempted murder cases
• Accidents slow traffic on I-65S and I-40W
• Man impersonates police officer to steal money
• Nashville airport to conduct emergency exercise this morning
• Joe Biden returns to Nashville for Obama fundraiser
• Kittrell Elementary students get visit from hawk
• Clarksville mother battles for child's return from Dubai
• Nashville police arrest nine suspects in four cases
• Nashville airport closes roads overnight this week
• Tax-increment financing gets reboot
• Del rol de la mujer inmigrante en el reconocimiento de los derechos de todos los inmigrantes.
• Four new graduate programs announced in hot career areas from high-tech to counseling
• First Acceptance reports $8.2M loss
• East Nashville getting new retail startup community
• Ruth Marcus: Whenever Mitt Romney needs to set himself apart, he disappears into crowd
• Report: Nashville chipped away at empty IT jobs in the first quarter
• Ten HCA hospitals unionize in Florida
• Local mom ignites country career with inspiration from autism's challenges
• Sitel opening Florida call center
• Kindness is a better teacher than criticism
• Metro police officer charged with domestic assault
• Commencement Speaker Challenges Graduates to Seek Excellence in Life
• Vanguard Health joins 8 Tennessee companies on Fortune 500
• Emdeon acquires California company
• Why a picture is worth 1,000 fans
• Earnings: Louisiana-Pacific cuts losses in 1Q
• HR Notes
• 9 of 11 suspects arrested in 4 murder, attempted murder cases
• Car strikes LeQuire Gallery store in Green Hills
• Top of the List: Bankruptcy law firms
• Shelter Insurance bringing HQ to Thompson's Station
• Study ranks where bribes are the most welcome
• Vice President Biden's visit to close Nashville roads
• Coyotes could end Nashville Predators' season tonight
• TVA reports $267M loss for six-month period
• College graduates turning to unpaid internships
• TSA's PreCheck program logs 1 million passengers
• Slowdown on I-24W near Shelby Ave.
• Nashville airport plans overnight road closures this week
• Molotov cocktail device thrown at vehicle overnight in East Nashville
• Showers and thunderstorms, some severe, expected today
• Joe Biden in Nashville Monday; road closures scheduled
• Strong storms possible later today and tonight
• Clergy wrongly link faith, values
• Obama, Romney different, yet alike
• Congressional Prayer Caucus Urges Vanderbilt University to Stop Discriminating Against Religious Student Groups
• World War II veterans honored for service in Middle TN
• La Vergne works to make clear its ban on street parking
• James Burcham: From Paris, Tenn., to Paris, France
• Dolores Ringpfeil: Soldier beau died, but love lives
• Jerry McFarland: It wasn't his war, but maneuvers shaped colonel
• Nashville's George 'Goober' Lindsey, star of Hee Haw & Andy Griffith Show, dies
• Cal Thomas: Crippling student loans are a choice
• Nashville Indie Music: May 7 - May 13
• Recognizing mental illness is first step
• Metro officer charged with domestic assult
• Warm temperatures with a risk of a thunderstorm for today
• 2 bodies found during search for TN woman, 3 children
• 'Stand your ground' law to surface in MTSU slaying case
• Gail Kerr: Dean begins tough task of selling tax increase
• Middle TN college grads optimistic about jobs
• License plate readers aid police, raise ethical issues
• Political Notebook: Property tax hike in Nashville would be fifth in 15 years
• Experts: No DNA evidence linking Ft. Campbell soldier to slaying
• Middle TN pilot talks about plane crash that injured 3
• Williamson County Briefs: LeHew donates land money
• Week ahead: Nashville Symphony will head to NYC
• Week in review: Mayor Dean proposes property tax increase
• Wilson County Briefs: Watertown High School celebrates 100th anniversary
• Sumner County Briefs: 200 vie in Special Olympics
• Rutherford County Briefs: MTSU finally breaks ground on new science building
• Davidson County Briefs: Zoo offers free admission Friday to all 65 and older
• Leonard Pitts: Racial stereotypes reign among all races
• Frank Daniels III: Partial justice served
• Richard J. Grant: Band-Aids won't recover the economy
• Southern Belles Restaurant in Antioch: you can eat healthy
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms expected through the weekend
• Over 3,000 attend Mayor's Field Day at LP Field
• No DNA evidence linking Fort Campbell soldier to slaying
• I-24 near downtown closed all weekend
• Police: 3 girls and their mother missing
• Corker Delivers Weekly Address
• Corker Delivers Weekly Address
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On The Adjournment Of The 107th Tennessee General Assembly
• Lee Greenwood stages a special moment for two former soldiers
• Political giving plunges in Tennessee
• Critics bemoan social legislation
• Three convicted, six acquitted in Somali sex trafficking case
• Corker delivers Weekly Republican Address
• Matt Halischuk given another rough ride in Game 4
• Ray Waddle: Heaven on earth? English author raises question
• Game 4 loss puts Predators on brink of elimination
• Cops take skills test for a spin
• Red Cross, cathedral join for blood drive
• Joe Biden's Nashville visit will close roads Monday
• Williamson family's Ugandan adoption saga has happy ending
• Obama: a strung marionette for China?
• Recycling creates more jobs than landfills
• MTSU professor expresses gratitude for support
• Fans get chance to breakfast with country's living legends at June 6 ROPE event
• Malagasy students complete goal of Lipscomb degree at commencement Saturday
• Joe Biden visit will close roads Monday
• Vice President Biden's visit to cause road closures Monday
• New leader tapped for Hume-Fogg after principal takes state job
• TSU Student Plans to Use Education to Give Voice to Others
• Frist helps Facebook with new organ donation feature
• Inova, Computerized Payroll Solutions merge
• Nashville's worldwide tour
• Grover Norquist: How he influences Amazon, other debates
• Hal Leonard unit moving from Nashville to Milwaukee
• NFL draft grades are in; Experts give Titans a "C"
• Gaylord puts foot down in Denver
• I-24 near downtown closed all weekend
• Saks Fifth Avenue kicking off hiring for 250 jobs
• National Healthcare Corp.'s earnings dip in first quarter
• NUEVO HOTEL EN FRANKLIN BUSCA TODO TIPO DE EMPLEADOS
• Work to start on $32 million West End Village apartments
• We the Customer: Managing feedback on social media
• Freight train speeds at Trousdale Drive crossing to increase
• Earnings: Cumberland Pharmaceuticals drops 41.8% in 1Q
• 3 convicted, 6 acquitted in Somalia sex trafficking case
• Sub Stop sheds pink exterior for Nashville Predators gold
• Mayor Dean revises tax-hike proposal
• Nissan investigating computer hacking
• A tough question for the Predators
• Note to execs: Don't lie on your resume
• Before you die, government has one more request
• Fed official: Bank reform energy may be petering out
• Facebook may be valued at $96B with initial public offering
• New college grads stay clear of startups
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms through the weekend
• I-65 south in Robertson County partially open after semi wreck
• Nashville State starts renovation for Hickory Hollow campus
• Clarksville Police arrest two teens in soldier's death
• Motorcyclist dies from crash in West Nashville Thursday
• Broadway by Bridgestone Arena to be closed later today
• Medical Trade Center announces new tenants
• Nashville Shores to open Saturday with Cinco de Mayo Celebration
• Sycamore student, 17, killed in collision in Pleasant View
• Bat disease found on Lookout Mountain
• Blackburn, Bono Mack Want More Leadership From DOJ, HHS To Stop Illegal Diversion of Prescription Drugs
• Nashville experiences Latin music explosion
• Camilla Benbow: Mentors play critical role in teacher preparation
• Body of Franklin soldier Jason Edens returns home to family
• Antioch man dies in motorcycle accident
• Ex-convict pleads guilty to murder, attempted rape
• Fulbright winner to study education for disadvantaged girls worldwide
• Kathleen Parker: Ignoring the best, celebrating the least
• Parental involvement key to student achievement
• Commend legislators who stood up to gun lobby
• Reading to kids is an irreplaceable gift
• Middle Tennessee’s first pharmacy school set to graduate first class Saturday
• Downtown, interstate road closures set to begin Friday afternoon
• Women in business: Remembering Nashville's good ol' boys
• Another fatal motorcycle accident reported in Nashville
• Mortgage rates reach new record low
• Nashville Clean Water Project seeks volunteers for Saturday trash pickup at lake
• Garbage truck crashes into home in Bellevue
• IDB pays $2.3 million for LifePoint's new home
• Alexander: Energy and Water Funding Bill Shows “Tennessee Projects Are Priorities for Our Entire Nation”
• 5 excellent Nashville small-biz Facebook pages
• Earnings: HCA up 91% in 1Q
• Bonnaroo artist spotlight: Fitz & The Tantrums
• Brookdale reports $10M first-quarter loss
• Earnings: Delek up 173 percent in 1Q
• Deer smashes into lamp store
• Wreck closes one lane on I-40E in Mt. Juliet
• CCA: $31.7M in earnings, considering REIT conversion
• U.S. unemployment claims decline by 27,000
• MGLAW merging with Frost Brown Todd
• Puckett's Grocery expanding to Columbia
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• Man pleads guilty to beating death of homeless man
• Nashville Police make arrest in Pizza Hut gunfight
• A record low for new startups in U.S.
• Morgan Keegan lawsuit revived by appeals court
• ADP: Private sector job growth slows
• Two weeks remain to nominate your company for Social Madness
• Nissan, Gibson latest to join flood lawsuits
• Warm, unsettled weather expected through the weekend
• Warm, unsettled weather expected through the weekend
• Corker, McCain, Coburn Urge Postmaster General to Move Forward with Cost-Saving Changes
• Ashland City teen dies in Pleasant View wreck
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in hit and run on Dickerson Pike
• Fallen Franklin soldier funeral and procession this Saturday
• Structure in Goodlettsville damaged by overnight fire
• West End-North Nashville bridge nearly done
• Hendersonville man charged with assaulting Clarksville couple
• Investigators look for cause of house fire
• Pulaski man, 80, charged with child rape
• Pickerel frogs discovered in Davidson
• Missing Murfreesboro man found in Nashville
• Predators to hold open house today
• Martin Erat strong as Predators win Game 3
• Two teens arrested for pellet gun incident involving bus
• Rutherford County assessor accused of sexual harassment
• VW plant wins environmental award
• Red Cross schedules May blood drives
• Fort Campbell soldier found fatally shot; police seek clues
• Camilla Benbow: Mentors play critical role in teacher preparation
• Frists donate $3M to Teach For America
• George Will: Choice of who gets to be born should not be ours
• Race-based achievement gap must end
• Scarlett moved MTSU to a better future
• White House Young America Series Makes Stop at TSU May 8
• Tennessee business leaders visit White House
• TN Legislature: A checklist of biz policies for 2012
• Report: 37,000 TN businesses don't have broadband
• Threat of withheld payments makes hospitals better, study says
• Bell Partners spends $57 million on two area apartments
• CEO study: Tennessee in the Top 5 for doing business
• A seat at the table: The impact of women-owned businesses
• Don't let social media make you anti-social
• Six reasons to enter Social Madness
• CEO study: Tennessee in the Top 5 for doing business
• TSU Graduate Beats the Odds; Plans to Give Back
• Goodlettsville apartments sell for $4.75 million
• Earnings: Healthcare Realty Trust returns to profitability
• Pulaski man, 80, charged with sex abuse of juveniles
• West End-North Nashville connector more than halfway complete
• Property Assessor Bill Boner accused of sexual harassment, malfeasance
• Belle Meade Country Club gives first woman full membership
• A tradition ends at CMA Fest
• Bradshaw Collision Repair Centers sold to Minnesota company
• $40M sale of McEwen Building complete
• Most of Georgia town for sale
• Wal-Mart to pay $4.8 million in back wages
• Tennessee lawmakers end session
• Predators suspend two stars, hope for rebound against Coyotes
• Hendersonville man charged with attacking Clarksville family
• Murfreesboro missing person found in Nashville
• Mostly sunny and warm temperatures expected today
• Pickerel frogs discovered in Davidson County
• Red Cross schedules May blood drives
• Road repair to close portion of 11th Ave. N. in Franklin
• Summerlike weather today could tie 111-year-old record
• Overnight fire heavily damages North Nashville home
• Pujols Family Foundation plans Down syndrome services for area
• Luncheon benefits heart association
• Body found overnight near Wedgewood
• Police seek missing Murfreesboro man
• Springfield man accused of theft
• Belle Meade Country Club admits first woman with full membership
• Nashville Ballet teaches maypole dancing at Cheekwood
• Gail Kerr: Haslam's domestic violence law is good start but not enough
• Ex-volunteer in church youth program faces child sex abuse charge
• Police charge former church volunteer with sexual battery of minor
• TSU Intern Recognized by State Assembly for Exemplary Service
• Inaugural class of Lipscomb pharmacists honored with presentation of benchmark
• Lipscomb, Ayers put focus on teachers
• Downtown then vs. now explains arena investment
• Gelato spot to open in Edgehill Village
• Nissan's sales dip in April
• United Neighborhood Health Services gets $1.7M federal grant
• Promesa cumplida ! Haslam firma ley TEAM
• Alexander Radulov and Andrei Kostitsyn suspended for Game 3
• Comienza la construcción de LA CASA AZAFRAN
• Lipscomb hosts reception to meet Garrison Keillor of Prairie Home Companion
• Hermana Mary Kay Tyrell recibe el Premio Juán Diego 2012
• Gallery: Nashville's 10 biggest property taxpayers
• La chica colombiana que desarmó al Servicio Secreto
• Musicians Corner kicks off this weekend with The Fisk Jubilee Singers
• Fundador de TIRRC gana premio internacional
• Radical TFA does not speak for most gun owners on parking-lot bill
• Tennessee abre la puerta al creacionismo en las escuelas
• Dos años de Dignidad… Obrera
• Former church volunteer charged with sexual battery against 10-year-old boy
• Belle Meade Country Club admits full female member
• México recuerda a sus ciudadanos en EE.UU. que tienen acceso al seguro médico mexicano
• VANDERBILT: “Autismo” Tomemos conciencia
• Sardar Biglari's rope-a-dope strategy with Cracker Barrel
• Vanguard's earnings surge in the third quarter
• Mayor Karl Dean: 53-cent tax hike to fund schools, safety
• TSU to Confer Degrees During Commencement May 5
• British insurance company sues feds over Nashville flood
• CarMax hiring 60 in Franklin
• Antioch hotel sells for $4.33 million
• TDOT to display fatality count on overhead signs
• Tennessee's $31 billion budget approved
• Are you addicted to work?
• Memphis airfares third highest in the U.S.
• Federal Reserve to criticize banks on risk models in stress test
• Report: Cyber attacks up 81 percent in 2011
• Report shows how Google collected personal data
• Nashville Shores to open this Saturday
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms today, warm temperatures to end week
• Robber leads police to cash, weapon buried in Clarksville woods
• Springfield man accused of stealing more than $100,000 with employer's fuel card
• Vanderbilt group to protest treatment of dining workers today
• April marks six straight months of above normal temperatures in Nashville
• Injury wreck slows traffic on I-24 near I-65 split
• Nashville Police seek information on Nolensville Pike robbery
• Body found overnight near Wedgewood and 8th
• Tennessee spends more than $1 million to build roads to Barrett Firearms
• Nashville flood memories drive city's rebound
• Mirko Pasta on Demonbreun: you can eat healthy
• Metro Council should disavow unconstitutional day of prayer
• Man jailed in rape case indicted in murder case
• Tragedy links women who left loved ones in Elmcroft's care
• United Way to honor Thomas Frist Jr.'s lifetime of service
• Ex-Wilson County deputy gets 18 years for trying to sell drug probe information
• Greenbrier woman killed in motorcycle accident
• Arrest made in attack on TSU police officer
• Mounted officer, his horse nearly get hit, Hendersonville police say
• Grand jury indicts man in girlfriend's January murder
• Former Wilson County detective sentenced to 18 years in prison
• MNPS administrator announces retirement
• Historic downtown building sells for $1.87 million
• Dollar General's grocery gambit
• Saint Thomas, Capella finalize partnership
• Strokes are up among young Americans
• Cal Thomas: Privatization, cutting waste should be Mitt's mantra
• Erskine Bowles on the deficit, Franklin man's effort
• FirstBank names Chris Holmes new president
• 3 more from Nashville enter Social Madness fray
• Joseph Presley named chairman of Cumberland Trust
• Health providers team in venture
• 2012 Best Places to Work honorees named
• Councilman, community fund offer reward for info in woman's shooting death
• Cracker Barrel shoots for 18% shareholder returns
• Nashville strangulation case results in murder charge
• Predators and city get more time on incentive deal
• Which education reports matter?
• Rice defensive end Scott Solomon concludes Titans draft in seventh round
• Rice defensive end Scott Solomon concludes Titans draft in seventh round
• Horse, mounted officer nearly hit in Hendersonville getaway
• Red Cross to hold blood drive in Nashville
• Using social networking to get your employees engaged
• Chat transcript: Reporter, editor discuss story about Nashville Predators finances
• Gaylord Entertainment to sue Army Corps, Weather Service
• Top of the List: Physician group practices
• Number of unemployed workers soars 50% in 10 years
• Law would ban employers from demanding Facebook passwords
• Biker deaths on the rise in Tennessee
• Kindle Fire takes more than half of Android tablet market
• Vol State: Personal information found vulnerable for 14,000 students, faculty
• Greenbrier woman killed in motorcycle crash
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms overnight tonight
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms overnight tonight
• Nashville Predators to hold open house, public skate on Thursday
• Metro Councilman to offer reward for information about woman killed at birthday party
• Arrest made for attack on TSU police officer
• Wreck on I-40W in Hickman County slows traffic
• Identity theft seminar scheduled today in Franklin
• Clarksville Police: Man found dead in car
• Gail Kerr: Jim Lehrer talks Nashville, politics, journalism
• Cumberland Park reopens after closure
• Motorcycle fatalities zoom upward in Middle Tennessee
• George Will: LBJ's subtle approach changed liberalism
• When coaches err, we can't play favorites
• Tedeschi Trucks Band to play The Ryman Auditorium Sunday, April 29
• Our senators are bent on risky nuclear buildup
• Sunny skies and warm temperatures to end the weekend
• Profit eludes Nashville Predators
• Thousands find fun at Franklin Main Street Festival
• 'Screwtape' has lasting appeal
• Decide tough end-of-life issues early
• TN's freshman lawmakers donate to colleagues
• Political notebook: Lawmaker links suicide to values, not bullying - then backtracks
• Leonard Pitts: Silence isn't peace; racial prejudice exists
• Frank Daniels III: We each benefit from living united in giving
• Immigrants vital to workforce at all levels
• Richard J. Grant: Irrational municipal laws pull wool over our eyes
• Gail Kerr: Fisk Jubilee Singers' return to Centennial Park evokes joy
• 600 volunteers do their part to keep Nashville beautiful
• Wilson County Briefs: Mt. Juliet Road improvements to be finished by end of May
• Williamson County Briefs: Residential building expected to boost bank's 2012 revenue
• Week ahead: Jog over to Mayor's Field Day
• Week in review: Senate backs embryo bill
• Sumner County Briefs: County school board scraps all standing committees
• Davidson County Briefs: Roadway extension to close stretch of Peabody Street
• Rutherford County Briefs: Flagpole violates city code; county sheriff's office gets it
• Nashville Predators will pay to keep top players, chairman says
• Titans add Oklahoma State safety Markell Martin in sixth round
• Titans add SMU tight end Taylor Thompson with fifth round selection
• Manuel & Rockabilly Queen Wanda Jackson to celebrate Manuel's birthday Saturday
• Titans set for final draft day
• Nashville Indie Music: April 30 - May 6
• Warm temperatures and partly cloudy skies for the weekend
• Nashville police investigate shooting in North Nashville
• Baby sturgeon released into Cumberland River as part of recovery
• Franklin twister shows dangers of springtime pop-up storms
• Country Music Marathon is much more than a race for many Nashville runners
• Marathon for kids sets record
• RNC, TNGOP Prepare For Close Collaboration To Elect Mitt Romney President
• ButtleOpener creator defends product, says it is harmless
• Michigan's Mike Martin joins Titans after third round selection
• Tracy Lawrence presents Golf & Concert For a Cure on Sunday and Monday
• Jury gets Somali sex-trafficking case
• TN woman suspected in death caught in Alabama
• Clarksville police find teenage girl tied up in vehicle
• Franklin soldier injured in Afghanistan dies
• Titans tab linebacker Zach Brown with second round pick
• Mona Charen: Obama to face scrutiny as incumbent
• We have let apathy overtake us as a community
• New figures draw us to boost care for autism
• Wright arrives in Nashville for a whirlwind day meeting the media
• Cal Turner foundation gives $3M to Meharry for new facility
• Spoke on the House floor today to honor my good friend and Civil Rights pioneer...
• Vegas: Predators not a long-shot
• Comptroller's agenda: Worth a look by biz
• Demos' wants to sell seasonings in grocery stores
• TN legislators pass tax cuts, unemployment reform
• Police charge 2 men with police impersonation, robbery
• Tennessee Solar Institute helps 35 companies
• Facebook vs. Google+ for brands: Picking your poison
• Google's blog has high praise for Nashville
• Two La Vergne lots sell for $1.15 million
• College of Education launches Ayers Institute for Teacher Learning and Innovation
• Senate proposes cuts to Radnor, Meharry
• Nashville home building on the rise
• TBI: Hate crimes on the rise
• Plan to expand FastTrack program heads to Gov. Haslam's desk
• Titans have several options in round two, but defensive player not a given
• Country Music Marathon is much more than a race for many Nashville runners
• Community First faces more regulatory pushback
• Earnings: Acadia posts $3.7M profit in 1Q
• Earnings: LifePoint up 21.7% in 1Q
• THP stop leads to alleged stolen credit card operation
• Earnings: Community Health Systems up 23% in 1Q
• Feedback: Business leaders on House of Blues' potential impact
• Titans pick wide receiver Kendall Wright in NFL draft
• Possible tornado investigated in Franklin
• Big companies adding jobs, but not in the U.S.
• Survey shows which doctors earn most and least
• FTC hires outside lawyer to investigate Google
• Warm temperatures and unsettled conditions for the weekend
• Warm temperatures and unsettled conditions for the weekend
• Large pothole on I-40 causes early morning problems
• Wreck on I-24W near Haywood Lane
• Storms rolling through Middle TN captured on social media
• Peabody Street to close section next week
• MTA bus routes in Old Hickory, Madison to start Monday
• North Nashville home catches fire this morning
• Franklin storm damage to be assessed by Weather Service this morning
• Domestic violence center helps victims move on with lives
• Mark Newton and Steve Thomas and The Stillhouse Band at the Whippoorwill
• Wright is different from the other Titans receivers.
• Wright is different from the other Titans receivers
• Storm rattles Franklin park
• Titans surprise with selection of Baylor wide receiver Kendall Wright
• Country Music Marathon causes road closures
• Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort and Amusement Park
• Prada the pit bull transfers to Villalobos Rescue Center
• Entrepreneurs will flourish under new state programs
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• Federal Procurement Fair
• TBI to accept unwanted prescription drugs Saturday
• Student Film Debuts at Film Festival, Looks to Future Festivals
• Predators welcome challenge of starting series with Phoenix on the road
• Ruth Marcus: Obama needs a flashier second-term plan
• Fire investigators seek info on person of interest in two arsons
• National Recovery Technologies bought by Oregon company
• Leadership, strategy changes at TN Technology Development Corp.
• Middle Tennessee leads statewide unemployment drop
• Asurion's expansion checks several boxes for Dean, downtown
• Predators' playoff run means more sales and more viewers
• University Recognizes Employees During Appreciation Luncheon
• Former Predators teammates celebrate Joel Ward’s overtime-winning goal
• Report: Nashville a top spot for finding management jobs
• College of Education receives stellar NCATE review
• Nashville's foreclosure rate dips in February
• Small Business Wire
• 30-year mortgages still below 4%
• Northwest Nashville warehouse sells for $5.2 million
• Columbia woman charged with negligent homicide in prescription drug overdose
• Nashville Airport to get nonstop service to Myrtle Beach
• TN House, Senate at odds over $31B budget
• Tennessee House kills guns bills
• Nashville hotels may close pools over federal requirement
• Small banks struggle to repay TARP loans
• U.S. Postal Service overhaul moves closer
• Predators vs. Coyotes schedule announced
• Vanderbilt Children's Hospital garage closed from smoke
• Clarksville Police find teen girl tied up in vehicle
• Pop-up showers and thunderstorms through the upcoming weekend
• Nashville Film Festival, Nashville Zoo to show outdoor movies
• Asurion to announce Nashville expansion plan today
• Man shot in Madison after meeting woman in bar
• Slow traffic on I-24W near Bell Road
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for several Middle Tennessee counties
• TN budget delayed by bickering over pet projects
• TN, other states push for abortion restrictions
• Nashville marijuana drug bust nets $1.3 million, 200 pounds of pot
• Nashville launches online tool to assist residents during disaster
• Kathleen Parker: Obama's trip to troubled N.C. shows audacity
• Democrats playing lethal game with gun bills
• Team investors deserve city's thanks
• Murfreesboro mosque trial examines public notice
• Feds conclude sex trafficking case
• TBI collects expired prescription drugs
• TN judge won't hear cases until DUI charge is resolved
• Police seize 200 pounds of pot, $1.3M in alleged drug distribution conspiracy
• Mark Wayne Glasmire heats up for summer with release of 'I Like You'
• Asurion to expand into downtown's Ragland Building
• Wiz Khalifa gets arrested in Nashville
• Earnings: Tractor Supply up 120 percent in 1Q
• Report: Tennessee 5th in green jobs
• 8 ways social media can grow your business
• Capella signs deal to acquire Arkansas hospital
• TSU Team Wins Third Place in National Business Competition
• Permits: State Capitol set for $9.3 million rehab
• Tennessee to business community: Innovate
• Wiz Khalifa cited for marijuana in Nashville
• Weekly Obsession: A rose for The Citizen
• In the Kitchen with 1808 Grille's Charles Phillips
• Many players in draft that Titans could find value with in late rounds
• Corker: FHFA’s Job is to Protect Taxpayers, Not to Encourage Irresponsible Behavior
• TN judge Jerry L. Smith will not hear cases pending outcome of DUI charge
• A new job, a possible client and free wine: 3 tweets that made a difference
• Urban Grub opens in Nashville
• Earnings: Noranda down 57 percent in 1Q
• Nashville defendant to appear on TV's 'Judge Judy'
• AmSurg's earnings up 35 percent in 1Q
• Healthways posts first-quarter loss
• House approves fine for frivolous lawsuits
• Moody's weighs in on health care reform debate
• 6 lines your boss should never cross
• Like House, TN Senate condemns United Nations
• Core planning small apartment project near Hillsboro
• Bus rapid transit planned for Murfreesboro Pike
• Nashville Area Chamber named among top 10 economic development groups in the country
• Warm, unsettled weather to close out the workweek
• Corker Says Postal Bill Commits Generational Theft: Violates Budget Limits, Adds $11 Billion to Deficit
• TBI collects expired prescription drugs from residents
• Food trucks to visit Bridgestone for United Way campaign
• Scenic America’s Stafford Award
• Corker, Blumenthal, Gingrey Praise Senate Committee Passage of GAIN Act in FDA User Fee Reauthorization Bill
• Corker: You Can’t Trust the Senate to Live Within Its Means
• Accident and broken down bus on I-40 near Donelson
• Clarksville Police find man shot in roadway overnight
• Alexander Introduces Student-Loan Bill, Says President’s Policies Raising Tuition, Loan Rates
• Nashville house fire overnight considered suspicious
• Register brings positive changes
• Critics see hypocrisy in GOP freshmen's stance on tariff breaks
• Mitt Romney sweeps all 5 Northeastern primaries
• Predators expect more physicality in series with Phoenix
• Murfreesboro mosque public notice fight may cause change
• Attack at homeless camp kills man, injures friend
• Gail Kerr: I-24 weekend closings painful, but alternatives are worse
• TN Court of Criminal Appeals judge can work despite DUI arrest
• Mayor announces 'Share a Book' literacy program
• Lipscomb, Nashville State team up for dual enrollment program
• 2012 Sustainable Business Leadership Awards announced
• DeWayne Wickham: As swift-boat captain, Sarah Palin needs life preserver
• Event-ticketing bill needs work
• More than 100 local school children get an eye-witness view of college life
• University to hold Earth Day Environmental Justice Program
• Lipscomb, Nashville State partner on dual admission program
• Top 5 Twitter tips of all time for brands
• Cloudy skies and isolated showers and storms through the workweek
• Cummins Filtration to sell Iowa plant
• Most hospitals expect health reform to cut revenue
• New Wedgewood Park apartment complex to be built
• Nashville Red Cross volunteer dies
• TN judge Jerry L. Smith charged with DUI
• House of Blues eyes Nashville med mart site
• HealthStream's profits dip in 1Q
• Amazon.com issuing tax notices to Tennessee customers
• Tennessee House GOP rejects vote on guns in parking lots
• Predators to face Coyotes in second round
• Bank of America leads the way in short sales
• Economy should gain steam this year, experts say
• Nashville Chamber makes 'Site Selection' Top 10 list
• Antioch man charged with rape while posing as a doctor
• TSU police officer attacked at fraternity and sorority event
• Crash on I-24 near Shelby slows traffic
• Bipartisan Casey-Alexander Proposal to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse Advances in Senate
• Meetings today for proposed Clarksville to Nashville bus service
• Nashville Police investigate dead body found overnight
• Romney's roadmap leaves voters guessing his intention
• Mayor Dean promotes reading for kids, adults
• TN Supreme Court clears way for Fisk art sale
• Does election commission have right to choose early voting site in Brentwood? Judge to rule
• Foreclosures can make mosquito problem worse
• Emergency landing provokes questions about pilot's past
• Make prom memorable for right reasons
• Last chance for justice on Tennessee's death row
• Analysis: Nashville down 7,400 jobs since recession
• Sumitomo renews lease in La Vergne, adds 80,000 square feet
• O'Charley's to be removed from Nasdaq
• 8 more from Nashville enter Social Madness fray
• More than 600 students expected to walk the stage at May 2012 commencement ceremony
• SunTrust first-quarter profit up 39% to $250 million
• TSU Engineering Students Seek Answer to Long-Time Military Problem
• Nashville apartment occupancy climbs
• Elderly pilot with criminal past explains East Nashville emergency landing
• Shred Day raises $3,555 for Nashville Police reward fund
• Politico (Op-ed): Restore commitment to nuclear modernization
• TV commercial added to weekend traffic
• Too busy to blog? 3 tips for curating social media content
• Crime Victims' Rights Week ceremony scheduled today
• Top of the List: Patent holders
• Healthways buys Ascentia Health Care Solutions
• Upgrades to Bridgestone Arena likely
• Predators still await next playoff opponent
• Life expectancy in some TN counties on par with Third World
• Tennessee lawmakers plan to adjourn this week
• Tax revenue up in Tennessee, U.S.
• Breezy and cool conditions for the Clarksville area today
• Karl Dean to announce reading campaign at Public Library
• Corker Says Trustees Reports on Social Security and Medicare Demonstrate Urgency for Reform
• Alexander Praises Funding for Meth Cleanup Program That Will “Help States Win the Fight Against the Meth Epidemic”
• Two rescued after fall on bank of the Cumberland River
• Nashville temperatures expected to warm up this week
• One suspect caught in weekend Dollar General robbery
• Vehicle fire on I-24 near Briley
• Police investigate downed airplane in East Nashville
• Gail Kerr: Gaga for Goo Goos? Share your story and win
• Mona Charen: If CAIR's attacking you, you must be good
• Get a preview of Mayor's Field Day today
• Media saw Romney as nominee post-Michigan, report finds
• Ho hum: Obama near Democratic nomination
• Road closures put squeeze on East Nashville merchants
• Nashville's Bridgestone Arena likely to get upgrade
• Register making progress on Metro schools
• Chance to learn about victims' rights
• College of Engineering Hosts STEM Leadership Conference
• Nashville Indie Music: April 23 - April 29
• Cool conditions and an isolated shower possible today
• TN urged to recycle more
• Predators frenzy builds as Nashville advances in NHL playoffs
• George Will: Once again we review 'cruel and unusual,' this time involving children
• Tennessee - How did we become the 'Motor State'?
• Education is crucial to national defense
• Frank Daniels III: New insights come from rediscoveries
• Richard J. Grant: 'Too high' prices are a symptom, not the cause, of our problems
• Earth Day fest draws green lovers despite gray skies
• Gail Kerr: These bad bills need to be put out of their misery
• GOP expects to increase majorities in TN House, Senate
• TN's tax revenue jumps
• Political Notebook: Councilwoman pays late property taxes
• Week in review: TN's unemployment rate dips
• Wilson County Briefs: Ministry in danger of closing
• Rutherford County Briefs: County property assessor faces workplace complaints
• Williamson County Briefs: Billionaires' building site in Grassland is back on market
• Sumner County Briefs: Former elections official cleared of misconduct
• Davidson County Briefs: Fundraiser today will help church build rooftop garden
• High-schoolers will dig in to learn high-tech farming
• Clarksville festival crowds push past cold for finale
• Week ahead: Franklin's Main Street Festival is next weekend
• I-24 bridge project may cause headaches for drivers
• Cumberland Park closed for repairs after injury to boy, 9
• Reducing waste in Nashville
• Woman presses fight for TN bottle bill
• Composting makes gains, but budgets limit spread
• David Legwand hopes Friday night was not the end for Nicklas Lidstrom
• Cloudy skies but dry for Rivers and Spires
• I-24 near downtown closed all weekend
• Officials warn Nashville about contaminated spuds
• Legwand’s goal and assist lead Predators to series win over Detroit
• Cheekwood's Howe Garden reopens today
• Some cry foul as Rutherford considers 1-house-an-acre rule
• Boy hurt as Cumberland Park's climbing wall breaks
• Patient suspected in beating death at Middle TN mental facility
• School employees' morale is strong; union support is weak
• Ruth Marcus: Water issues far from unglamorous
• Ray Waddle: What was the real meaning of 'God is dead'?
• Officials warn about contaminated spuds
• Belle Meade man sees stolen statue on TV news, recovers it
• Hermitage woman charged with child rape, abuse
• Murfreesboro educator, nurse who saved his life are reunited
• Clarksville festival entertains despite rainy weather
• Theatre department honors Buddy Arnold with special weekend performances
• Flener receives 2012 Mary Morris Award for Exemplary Service to Society
• 43rd Annual GMA Dove Award winners list
• Attended Christopher Hitchens' memorial service today at Cooper Union's Great Ha...
• Terrazzo's office and retail space hits the market
• Unemployment reform advances in TN legislature
• Regional Diagnostic raises $4.5 million
• Perseverance Fund raises more than $4 million
• Access Car Rental seeks bankruptcy protection
• UL PureSafety makes first joint acquisition
• Brentwood office building sells for $1.3 million
• Brazile Stirs Passion with Talks on Politics, Rights, Jobs
• I-24 closures move Crime Stoppers Shred Day to Fairgrounds
• Gallery: Best in Business Awards winners, luncheon
• Report: Remodeling recovery to strengthen by year’s end
• I-24 near downtown to be closed all weekend
• Alive Hospice to hold job fair April 26 and 27
• Is YouTube a must-have marketing outlet?
• Franklin Police: Man crashes vehicle, charged with huffing, DUI
• Nashville Film Fest Friday: 27 films screening, free seminars & Earth Day movies
• CareHere, eMids CEOs nominated for Ernst & Young awards
• Nashville Police investigate beating death
• Colin Reed, tourism committee seeking more state funds
• Starbucks to stop using beetles in products
• House passes 20% tax cut for small businesses
• Wireless carriers: Capacity may be running out
• Minnesota lawyer falls for Nigerian email scam, sues Wells Fargo
• TBI: Crime down in 2011
• Nine U.S. banks to be examined for overdraft fees
• HighPoint Health System, Sumner Regional CEO to retire
• Rivers and Spires in Clarksville may be wet tonight, but drying out by tomorrow
• Shred Day Saturday moved to State Fairgrounds
• Hermitage babysitter charged with child rape
• Motorcycle accident on Donelson Pike near I-40
• Seat belt stop leads to murder suspect's arrest
• Info-packed Earth Day festival expected to bring 10,000 to Centennial Park
• Nashville Zoo's Deaf Day set for Saturday
• Lebanon officer charged with domestic violence
• Man guilty of murder in 1996 cold case
• Early graduate of classes shines at upholstery
• Program built confidence for construction firm
• Prospects rising for Shelbyville tortilla maker
• Nonprofit Conexion Americas nurtures Hispanic entrepreneurs
• Brother Mel, Artist: A Year of Art and Accolades
• Blackburn Congratulates Clarksville Native Pat Summitt
• Celebrate Nashville's green progress
• New road to foreclosure: lack of work
• George Will: Judicial hubris distorting constitutional democracy
• Antioch shooting ends with death of would-be robber
• Tennessee driver's license worker charged with accepting bribes
• Mica & Duncan Statements on House Transportation Bill Passage
• Tennessee crime rate falls for third year in row in 2011
• Predators hope home ice is kind to them in Game 5
• Murfreesboro mosque lawsuit set for trial
• Job-search requirements for TN jobless move forward
• El Departamento de Trabajo multó a productor de tomates de Tennessee debido a violaciones de las leyes laborales agrícolas
• Tennessee unemployment rate falls below 8 percent
• I will be on The Young Turks with Cenk Uygur tonight at 6:25 p.m. CT to discuss...
• Nashville not the only city flying in tech talent
• Overturned milk truck causes traffic snarl in Southeast Nashville
• Quick warm up outside equals quicker profits for many
• Google offers ingredients for success in Nashville
• Telecommunications Pioneer to Deliver TSU Commencement Address
• Omni Nashville bookings surpass 100,000 room nights
• 26 religious groups qualify under VU 'all-comers' policy; 14 'unwilling or unable'
• Ted Nugent booted from Fort Knox concert line up
• Bank of America earnings: Capital up, head count down
• Fifth Third Bank sees big jump in 1Q income
• Guilty verdict reached in 16-year-old cold case
• Checklist: Is your business ready for social media?
• Lee Brice's 'A Woman Like You' certified Gold
• Lee Brice's 'A Woman Like You' certified Gold
• Kid's shorts, red carpet celebs, free film & more kick off Nashville Film Fest
• Realtors: Existing home sales fall in March
• Joe Nichols welcomes baby girl
• Joe Nichols welcomes baby girl
• Alexander Praises “Two Extraordinary Tennesseans United By Their Friendship and Courage”: Lance Cpl Frankie Watson and Tenn. Highway Patrol Sgt. Lowell Russell
• Welcome to Nash Vegas premieres at the Nashville Film Festival
• Welcome to Nash Vegas premieres at the Nashville Film Festival
• Biglari calls for four Cracker Barrel directors to step down
• Camilla P. Benbow: Parents' role for college needs to be more advisory
• Lebanon police officer arrested, suspended for domestic violence
• Clarksville suspect wanted for shooting at father and son in drug deal
• Ingram Barge to buy U.S. United Barge Line of Florida
• Med mart architect 'very optimistic' work will start this year
• Audi picks Mexico over Chattanooga for new plant
• Nashville men sue ABC's 'The Bachelor'
• Tennessee ranks No. 39 in average annual pay
• Golf making a resurgence
• Facebook's Zuckerberg flew solo on Instagram coup
• Pat Summitt steps down as UT basketball coach
• Bank of America target of fake website
• Survey: Law school debt $100K+, few jobs available
• Sunny skies expected today for Clarksville
• Sunny skies expected today for Clarksville
• Eddie George to attend Nashville Film Festival tonight
• Tennessee driver's license employee charged with accepting bribes
• TBI report shows overall drop in Tennessee crime
• Corker Says Two-Year Compliance Period for Volcker Rule Indicates Rule is Overly Complex and Would Be Problematic for the Economy
• Alexander Congratulates Pat Summitt on Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Wreck on I-65 stalls inbound traffic from south side
• Corker Congratulates Pat Summitt on Legendary Career and Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Police: Man shot, killed in Antioch home invasion
• Target is targeted in Nashville crime spree
• Clarksville auto crash kills man
• Arrest made in Litton's Corner Market shooting
• Police investigate deadly shooting
• State investigates fish death toll in mulch fire runoff
• Want a Celebrity For Your Next Special Event? Why It Pays To Have an Experienced Producer on Your Side
• Two Nashville men sue 'Bachelor,' claim bias
• Blackburn: 'It's a Great Day to be Cutting Taxes'
• Vanderbilt anti-bias policy comes under attack before meeting
• 'Don't say gay' rears its ugly head again
• Melvin G. Scarlett, former president at MTSU, dies at 91
• Camilla P. Benbow: Parents' role for college needs to be more advisory
• Planning cooperation pays off with grant
• Lawmakers continue talks on plan to drug test welfare recipients
• TN House passes bill for tougher domestic violence penalties
• Former TSU presidents join centennial celebration
• Panel traces evolution of TSU library
• DeWayne Wickham: Guillen and Cubans exercise free speech
• Tennessee History Day Builds Better Students - and Better Citizens
• Alumni and friends tours to visit Scotland, Civil War sites this summer
• Solar tax bill dead for this session
• Williamson and Montgomery counties among nation's fastest growing
• Levon Helm's Ramble at the Ryman canceled after cancer announcement
• Report: Tennessee ranks 3rd in construction job growth
• Funding transportation infrastructure has never been a partisan issue in Congres...
• 5 great Nashville business Twitter accounts you've never heard of
• Smyrna apartments sell for $32.6 million
• Ads on Facebook see decline in click-throughs
• Detectives search for gunman in early Wednesday morning fatal shooting
• Sunny skies for the middle of the week
• Corker, Isakson Request Oversight Hearing to Determine Whether Obama Administration is Upholding Commitments on Missile Defense, Nuclear Modernization & Global Strike Capability
• Mortgage refinancing jumps
• Nashville investment group buys Memphis office building
• Solar tax legislation postponed
• Foreclosures fall to 56-month low in March
• Planning cooperation pays off with grant
• ConAgra to buy Odom's Tennessee Pride
• RentStuff.com receives $600k, heading for Chicago
• Cracker Barrel cuts 20 more positions at headquarters
• NRA cites FedEx opposition as reason to pass new gun bills
• Tax breaks for Gaylord and Dollywood park clear final hurdle
• Titans back in prime time with new schedule
• Alexander: “Women's College Basketball Will Never Be the Same Without Pat Summitt and Women's College Basketball Would Never Be What It Is Today If It Weren't For Pat Summitt”
• Bank robbery attempt on West End Avenue
• Nashville Zoo gets two new cougar cubs
• 'The Bachelor,' 'The Bachelorette' to face lawsuit by Nashville men
• Ambulance hit by driver in Clarksville
• Police investigate fatal shooting in East Nashville
• Alexander on Pat Summitt’s Retirement: “College Women’s Basketball Will Never Be the Same”
• Wreck on I-40E near Old Hickory Boulevard
• Arrest made in Litton's Corner Market shooting
• Police: 2 dead at Franklin apartment complex in possible murder-suicide
• Columbia funeral home burns
• Alexander Praises “Two Extraordinary Tennesseans United By Their Friendship and Their Courage”
• Man convicted in 2009 gang shooting
• The Stillhouse Band Mark Newton award winning vocalist and stylist
• Restoration on Andrew Jackson's Home
• Pit bull Prada receives reprieve
• First lady Michelle Obama fires up Nashville crowd
• Husband charged in road rage incident that killed wife
• Gail Kerr: Baptists' Richard Land needs to 'move on' out of his job
• Legislating parent involvement in schools won't work
• NFL releases Titans 2012 schedule
• Weekly Obsession: Testing for bacon
• Ex-skinhead erases hate from his face
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Titanic reminder of how small we are
• Nelson Mullins opens shop in Nashville
• TSU Holds A Day of Reflection and History April 18
• Healthways lands contract with city of Chicago
• Nashville lacks foreclosure glut for institutional investors
• Tom Doub named CEO of Centerstone Research Institute
• HumanDocs Film Series partners with 2012 Nashville Film Festival for film screenings
• Emdeon's George Lazenby to lead new IT recruitment task force
• Tennessee Speaker of the House named 2012 Alumnus of the Year
• Chamber 2020 group vows to attract more tech workers
• Music City Underground premieres at the Nashville Film Festival
• Southern Baptists' Richard Land apologizes for plagiarism
• Volkswagen pushes against guns in parking lots bill
• Tennessee Titans delay offseason work
• Study: Memphis No. 2 spot to retire
• Karl Dean speaking with Michelle Obama at fundraiser today
• Ted Crockett named executive director of Nashville Film Festival
• Partly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures expected
• First lady Michelle Obama's Nashville visit today brings excitement
• Wreck on I-40E near Briley on west side of downtown
• Man dies in fire at Putnam County home
• Downtown road closures planned for today's Michelle Obama visit
• TN freshmen top veterans in fundraising
• Former Gallatin police chief Wayne Womack dies
• A taxing responsibility we bear
• Ruth Marcus: Obama and Romney should engage women, not enrage them
• Metro schools need a brash new voice
• The Backpage: One-man crime spree
• Three Congress members from TN paid salaries to relatives
• Review: Kevin Costner & Modern West at Nashville's Exit/In, 4/14/12
• Review: Kevin Costner & Modern West at Nashville's Exit/In, 4/14/12
• Government scientist impressed with TSU research
• Professor Garners Prestigious Edward R. Murrow Awards
• Tom Ward named president, CEO of Oasis Center
• Iconic Tootsies to get second story
• Management firm raises $25 million
• National Retail Federation cheers retail sales report
• College Dedicates New Greenhouses
• Builder confidence slips nationally
• TN women make 77 cents for each dollar men earn
• MNPS announces principal moves
• Iasis President Carl Whitmer: We're not for sale
• TN First Lady Crissy Haslam special guest for Ingram conversation series Tuesday
• Report: Smyrna likely choice for Infiniti's new electric car
• Report: Economy isn't improving for average Americans
• Is social media right for your business? 3 questions to ask
• 3 TN Congressmen paid salaries to relatives
• Top of the List: Commercial real estate deals
• Best Buy closing Antioch store
• Nashville featured on HBO's 'Weight of the Nation'
• FCC fines Google $25,000 for impeding data collection investigation
• Corker: With Consensus Building for Pro-Growth Tax Reform, Buffett Tax Would Be “Counterproductive”
• Corker Comments on Buffett Tax
• Survey: Young office romances on the rise
• Restaurant traffic climbs despite higher prices
• 90% of mobile revenue came from iPads in March
• Former Gallatin Police Chief dies after lengthy illness
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms today, clearing by mid-week
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms today, clearing by mid-week
• Corker Comments on Buffett Tax
• West Nashville woman killed in crash on I-40
• East Nashville house fire damages three homes
• Man shot Sunday night at Litton Avenue and Gallatin Pike
• Wreck on I-24W near Haywood Lane
• Karl Dean to kick off Transit Week with bus ride
• Gail Kerr: Jesse Register deserves credit for fixing disclosure problem
• Campaigns fight for women's votes
• Nashville's new Cumberland Park opens with fun, views, music and lots of water
• Spring Hill aims to make it tougher for metro government
• Dying victim identifies suspect in Macon ambush, police say
• Pressed plants give glimpses of natural history
• Suspect in prison escape plot can't contact death row inmate Christa Pike
• Death, taxes being certain, prepare for both
• Cal Thomas: Is there a role for Santorum as Don Quixote?
• Low morale among schools' support staff hurts learning
• Nashville Indie Music: April 16th - April 22nd
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms to open the workweek
• Political Notebook: Dems want promises before joining push to speed passage of bills
• MTSU fundraising is about education
• I-40 crash kills Nashville woman
• Best Buy in Antioch closing
• Sumner County Briefs: Hospital salutes volunteers
• Williamson County Briefs: 2 hopefuls for new House seat lead newcomer in fundraising
• Rutherford County Briefs: 'Lifesaving' ribbons awarded
• Wilson County Briefs: Mt. Juliet police probe fires
• Davidson County Briefs: Nashville needs volunteers for April 28 improvement day
• Week ahead: First lady to visit Tuesday
• Week in review: Evolution bill becomes law
• Conservatorship is meant to protect, but in Tennessee, it sometimes destroys
• Gail Kerr: With Cumberland Park, Nashville can finally honor river
• Conservatorship questions
• Judge adds safeguards after case
• Conservatorship laws vary by state
• Leonard Pitts: It took a Republican to say it's OK if a Muslim was president
• Frank Daniels III: Good bills do deserve better; we must address the bad, too
• Saritha Prabhu: Some trends lead us to give up choices
• Richard J. Grant: Court always decides constitutionality
• Islanc Breeze Cafe in Madison: you can eat healthy
• Breezy conditions and warm temperatures expected for the weekend
• The Southern Steak & Oyster offers authentic Southern hospitality
• Antioch Best Buy on chopping block
• Coal Miner's Daughter, Loretta Lynn turns 77
• Oh baby! Leopard cubs are Nashville Zoo's pride and joy
• Hike today will open Beaman Park trail
• TVA honors NES for commitment to Green Power Switch program
• Bertuzzi and Weber fight in response to Weber’s Game 1 hit on Zetterberg
• Bertuzzi and Weber fight in response to Weber’s Game 1 hit on Zetterberg
• Purple insect-trapping 'boxes' designed to protect ash trees
• Volunteers needed for improvement day
• Nashville teen pleads guilty to 2010 shooting
• Notables ready to lead Nashville charity walk
• Nashville doctor's work in Bhutan to be honored
• Rutherford teacher suspended without pay
• Mona Charen: You pay for Warren Buffett's Medicare
• Weight-loss surgery may stem diabetes in some
• VITA gets income tax results for families
• Hope to see you at my Forum on Infant Mortality tomorrow at 10am at the Hollywoo...
• Google coders to join Nashville 'hackathon'
• FirstBank adds again to local leadership
• Music legend Buddy Greene to join all-star Gaither Homecoming lineup April 20
• Survey: High gas prices forcing consumers to cut costs
• Teen pleads guilty to 2010 murder
• Todd Rolapp elected managing partner at Bass Berry & Sims
• Tennessee tax collections up in March
• Future NFL first round pick shows value off field too
• Legislative biz update: Taxes, taxes, taxes and TEAM
• South Nashville apartment community sells for $7.2 million
• Gill letter: Riverdale coach suspended, under criminal investigation
• AmMed agrees to pay $18 million in health care settlement
• Rob Baird at The Basement
• Service Day sends more than 750 students and employees to 57 sites around Nashville
• Tennessee corporate income tax receipts up 18.5 percent in 2011
• Gallery: Take a look inside some Gulch offices
• Beaman Nature Center trail dedication and wildflower walk Saturday
• New trail opens Saturday at Beaman Park
• Duvall asks Mayor Dean to come clean on property tax plans
• Haslam unveils $1.5 billion, 3-year roads plan
• Apple denies Justice Department claims
• Minimal cuts expected at Fort Campbell, says Gen. Odierno
• Airlines post record on-time stats
• Nashville Farmers' Market director to retire amid review
• Partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures for the weekend
• Franklin home heavily damaged by overnight fire
• Crash on I-65S slows traffic north of downtown
• Mt. Juliet Police investigate series of fires and vandalism
• Judge convicts man of killing karaoke DJ at South Nashville bar
• Former Robertson commissioner pleads guilty in fraud case
• 'Calls for Kids' shines light on life, loss
• Nashville Farmers' Market director to retire
• Nashville's new Cumberland Park puts river at center stage
• Activities beat the 'summer slide'
• Latest research on key education policies to be presented April 13-17
• Christa Gail Pike, on death row, fights conviction in prison attack
• Hendersonville couple charged with embezzling $730K led picturesque lives
• TN unveils $1.5B roads plan
• Mt. Pleasant worker at aluminum processor killed in shredder accident
• Frank Bennett named associate athletic director
• Entrepreneurs John and Eleanor Liu receive Heroes of Business Award
• Metro may expand emissions monitoring
• Davidson County restaurant scores
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• Real estate pro: Nashville med mart 'dead in the water'
• Rep. Jim Cooper: Failed budget vote worth it
• Employers concerned about losing top workers
• Nashville, Memphis among cities with highest sales tax
• Slideshow: Top 10 dying U.S. industries
• 15-year mortgages fall to new low
• Ruth Marcus: Ann Romney worked plenty, but she's wrong GOP spokesperson to reach women
• Eakin Partners sells Gulch site for $1.5 million
• HCA settlement boosts 1Q revenue
• Cumberland Park opens Sunday on riverfront, bringing greener image for Nashville
• Event gallery: Nashville Business Breakfast with Mike Munchak
• Weather helps Tractor Supply crack $1 billion in sales
• Former Robertson County commissioner pleads guilty
• NHL commish: Nashville will get an All-Star Game
• Tennessee economic development secrecy bill abandoned
• Corker, Alexander to vote against Buffett Rule
• Bridgestone unveils $100M tech center in Ohio
• Banks again pursue risky borrowers
• Bill would keep applicants secret for top university jobs
• Surge in gas prices may have peaked
• Fed may change bank stress tests
• Number of landline-free households tripled in five years
• Historic Ryman Alley celebrates reopening today
• Metro to monitor emissions near interstate
• Sunny skies and warmer conditions into the weekend
• TN releases 3-year, $1.5 billion transportation plan
• Slowdown on I-40W near Fesslers Lane
• Couple faces embezzlement charges
• Arrington Vineyards uses helicopters to help with frost
• Gunshot fired during marijuana deal in West Nashville
• Jesse Keith Whitley, son of Lorrie Morgan, is a newlywed and proud dad-to-be
• Red Cross to honor 101st Airborne Division with Lifesaver Breakfast
• Big business has hijacked TN government
• Musicians, Comedians and Speakers Find Much Needed Booking Agency Help
• Vegetable trucks collide, block I-24
• NHL commissioner attends Game 1 in Nashville
• Treatment plant project raises new fears for Harpeth River
• Rough incident between Weber and Zetterberg at end of Game 1
• Partially Africanized bees found in TN for first time
• Metro police get more aggressive in arresting domestic violence suspects
• Fed up with Davidson, some in county want their property shifted to Wilson County
• Kevin Costner talks new miniseries, music and tour
• Bigger TV audience boosts betting on Preds, NHL playoffs
• Forterus expanding in Brentwood
• Predators one step closer to losing some sales tax revenue
• Bank of America sues itself — no joke
• Comptroller: Solar tax change affects more than expected
• George Will: Drug legalization coming, but at what cost?
• Ashley Judd's rule: Women to treat each other with respect
• Comprehensive immigration reform would win politically
• Nashville warehouse sells for $1.1 million
• Saint Thomas opens new brain center
• Titans coach Mike Munchak on business success
• Tennessee joins price-fixing suit against Apple
• Judge upholds $45 minimum fare for 'affordable' car services
• In the Kitchen with Watermark's Bob Waggoner
• Convicted felon charged in shooting death of Robert Mitchell
• Consumer spending grows in March
• I-24W in Rutherford now partially open
• Guns in parking lots bills resurrected
• Haslam allows evolution bill to become law
• Would 'Buffett Rule' on taxes hurt small businesses?
• Study: Roads are more deadly on Tax Day
• Airlines upgrade lounges in fight for business travelers
• Study: Narcissists do better in job interviews
• Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn resigns
• Few hybrid owners buy another
• Cool conditions today, warming by the weekend
• Nashville Zoo sets daily attendance record
• No injuries in school bus wreck in Rutherford County
• Freeze watch in effect tonight; warning for Cumberland Plateau
• Wreck, disabled vehicle slow I-40W traffic on east side
• Suspect charged in West Nashville murder
• La Vergne codes director fired amid street parking dispute
• Ashley Judd lashes out at criticism of women's appearance
• Roman Josi brings international experience to NHL’s postseason
• Rick Santorum's exit shifts GOP focus
• Mary Catherine Strobel annual awards honor volunteers
• Woman describes abuse in sex trafficking case
• Cuban soccer player who defected in Nashville turns up in Miami
• Nashville officer charged with DUI on duty resigns
• Fatal shooting at West Nashville apartment investigated
• Solar industry fears massive tax increase
• Weekly Obsession: Apocalypse II: Mosquitocalypse
• Gail Kerr: Legislature chooses stupid bills over little kids
• Intensity of playoffs suits rookie Gabriel Bourque’s style well
• NFL players to descend on Lipscomb campus Thursday to promote celebrity basketball game
• Dancing may not be nimble, but Safe Haven shelter need is great
• Court should not let 'government' impose its will
• Confusion over service animals can be avoided
• Green River Ordinance at 12th & Porter
• LPS Integration buys SoBro property for $1.46 million
• Sen. Corker on standing alone in D.C.: I'd do it again
• Feds: Small-business lending tops $170M in Tennessee
• Study: In-home care a more affordable option in TN
• TriStar ready to break ground on Spring Hill facility
• 6 more from Nashville enter Social Madness
• ‘No confidence’ vote from small business owners
• Francis Bouillon unveils new playoff haircut
• Metro police investigate two Monday night shootings
• Clarence Page: 'Mockingbird' then; Trayvon Martin today
• Reports: Burger King testing new bacon sundae in Nashville
• Rivergate shopping center sold for $18.6 million
• Iota Soul at MTAC Japanese Anime Convention in Nashville
• Nashville limo operators take a step back in fare fight
• Haslam allows evolution bill to become law without signature
• Neighbor finds man fatally shot in West Nashville apartment
• Cracker Barrel adopts poison pill to fight off Biglari
• Rick Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Daily's on Harding Place robbed early this morning
• La Vergne codes director fired in wake of dispute
• Volkswagen's national search disappoints Haslam
• Bridge repairs to close I-24 downtown for 13 weekends
• First Africanized bees found in Tennessee
• Are student loans the next big bubble?
• Apple iPad could lose trademark protection
• Large companies emerge from recession stronger
• AT&T sells stake in Yellow Pages business
• VC fundraising falls 35% in first quarter
• Nashville to conduct large scale community improvement day
• Cuban soccer player who defected in Nashville turns up in Miami
• Cool and frosty conditions expected the next couple of days
• Riverfront Play Park to celebrate opening Sunday
• Slowdowns on I-40W and I-65N
• Fire on Murfreesboro Road out; still impacting traffic
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Spirit of Enterprise Award for the 1st Session of the 112th Congress
• Nashville officer accused of DUI on duty, resigns
• GOP nomination sure to keep Romney busy
• Springfield officer to return to work after shooting
• Abortion issue slows action on trafficking bill
• Construction will close I-24 bridges in Nashville
• Lamar Alexander, others revisit political 'pickle' of 1979
• Beyond The Mansion at The Hermitage
• This is no time to back off clean energy
• I-40 in Wilson County to have overnight lane closures
• Clarksville Army mom wins national PTA award
• Ex-boyfriend killed victim at her North Nashville home, police say
• Normal temps expected after hottest March
• Randy Travis' ex-wife and manager sues him for breach of contract
• Predators goalies had slightly different look Monday
• College of Agriculture Hosts Biology Day Speakers April 18
• Officer accused of DUI while on duty resigns
• Department of Health delays start of new hospital codes
• JPMorgan biz survey: Economic conditions improving
• How Tennessee projects get their secret code names
• Nashville home sales jump 17 percent in March
• Study: Online video helps social media presence
• Aegis Health promotes Pearson Talbert to CEO
• Religion isn't best test for president
• DeBerry a true Tennessee trailblazer for leadership
• Ex-boyfriend charged in woman's stabbing death
• Currey Ingram finances key to attorney general review
• College to Hold Agricultural Day April 16
• Restaurants add 560,000 jobs in two years
• Partially Africanized bees found in TN for first time
• Kathleen Parker: Mitt, unzipped or not, fails to lead on women's issues
• Elizabeth Travis sues ex-husband Randy Travis
• Corker: Government Should Not Encourage Homeowners to Default
• Pet adoption event scheduled Saturday in Nashville
• Programs for Talented Youth receives grant to aid low-income gifted students
• Xerox filling 60 positions for Nashville call center
• Students in Free Enterprise team wins regional competition for third consecutive year
• The Hermitage to reveal research of slavery artifacts
• Goodlettsville man stabbed to death after argument over missing wallet
• Q&A: Sheriff Daron Hall
• TN solar solutions conference starts Tuesday
• Top of the List: Residential real estate agents
• GOP 'certain' to enjoy majority in TN Legislature next year
• Group names highest-rated CEOs
• TDOT to announce downtown bridge project
• Predators learn playoff opponent, schedule
• FCC pushes for website on TV political ad spending
• Americans spend more than $300B on medicine
• Springfield officer scheduled to return to work after shooting
• Nashville weather whiplash may be at an end
• I-40 in Wilson County to have overnight lane closures
• Traffic on I40W slow after wreck near downtown
• Woman dead from stabbing in north Nashville
• Alexander: “Instead of Playing Politics, the President Should Join Me in Endorsing His Own Debt Commission Report”
• Mt. Juliet Family Moving to Africa, Helping Build a Future for Orphans
• College offers opportunity to rethink worldview
• Community Foundation invests in women, girls
• Gail Kerr: Eric Crafton for Metro school board? Forget it
• Sunny skies for the Clarksville area this workweek
• Mighty hemlocks falling to tiny, hungry insects
• Harpeth Hall's Patty Chadwell blazed trail for girls' physical education
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• Sheriffs hail ruling allowing strip searches for anyone arrested
• Predators like geographic side of matchup with Detroit
• 30 lose homes after fire at Hermitage condo complex
• The Mad Platter Restaurant: you can eat healthy
• Leonard Pitts: We must stop viewing those who disagree as 'enemies'
• Sunny, comfortable conditions through the workweek
• Nashville Indie Music: April 9th - April 15th
• Congressman Blackburn On Spending Compromise
• Week in review: First lady to visit Nashville
• Political Notebook: Medical marijuana proposal may get one more hearing
• Week ahead: Cumberland Park to open next Sunday on east bank
• Wilson County Briefs: Amendment would allow recall elections in Mt. Juliet
• Davidson County Briefs: Library film series continues
• Rutherford County Briefs: Veteran glad he's 'alive' again
• Sumner County Briefs: School fees reduced
• Williamson County Briefs: Flood relief extension vote set
• Gail Kerr: Has legislative session left us better or worse off? Yes
• Empty jail beds could bring money to Davidson
• Nolensville wants to chart its own future
• Corker ducks vice president question
• Frank Daniels III: Evolution bill detracts from educational mission
• Cal Thomas: GOP should make Alger their symbol
• Richard J. Grant: Even in health care, freedom is the cure
• Nashville Symphony to return to Carnegie Hall
• Easter with an attitude: RAPID FIRE 20 Q WITH OHIYA MERCH CREATOR JASON THARP
• March 2012 Recap, April 2012 outlook
• Mt. Juliet Police: explosive device found in Normandy Heights had already been fired
• YWCA taking nominations for awards ceremony
• Sunny skies continue for Easter weekend
• DUI crash knocks out power to some Franklin residents
• Nashville Rescue Mission feeds Easter meal to hundreds
• More lawyers donate services
• Nerds invade Nashville
• Brentwood school's nonprofit status investigated
• Ray Waddle: Songwriter David Olney honors unexplainable mysteries
• None hurt in First Baptist Church recreation center fire
• Haslam rebukes coverage of 'craziest' issues
• Droves of TN veterans take advantage of GI Bill
• Prized 1932 Plymouth moves on to next generation
• Ruth Marcus: Judge Jerry Smith's 'homework assignment' was way out of line
• Too many young boys are in need of a 'Big Brother'
• Bucky Covington returns with new single, upcoming album
• Metro needs neighborhood-friendly zoning
• Predators Saturday lineup may depend on outcome of earlier game
• CapStar launches equipment lending in nearby states
• That new sound on Music Row? Sly Cooper and other video games
• Williamson No. 1 in new Tennessee health rankings
• National incident triggers conversation of significance on stereotyping
• Manufacturers continue plans to hire in April
• March U.S. jobs data falls short of projections
• Tom English named general manager of 650 AM WSM
• Anime convention brings hyped fans to Nashville
• Cooler weather returns to the Clarksville area
• Frost advisory issued for eastern Middle Tennessee
• PrimeFlight Aviation Services to lay off 276 in Houston
• Clarksville mother charged after losing her 5-year-old
• Crash on I-65N near Trinity Lane
• Vice President Bob Corker?
• Antitrust challenge slows another hospital deal
• TVA Watts Bar reactor to cost an extra $2 billion
• TN House cuts gun owners some slack
• Facebook selects Nasdaq for IPO
• USDA to allow labels indicating 'pink slime' in meat
• March retail sales jump 6.9 percent
• New Movie: "We the Party" premieres in LA 4/6!
• Belle Meade police seek owner of stolen yard art
• Two Nashville bridges set for renovation
• Downtown First Baptist Church recreation center catches fire
• Oh the horror! Tattoo, Anime meetings converge on downtown
• Update: Springfield Police identify man killed in officer-involved shooting
• Gallatin home heavily damaged by overnight fire
• Qualifying deadline draws a crowd of political hopefuls
• Nashville Zoo to test outdoor movies
• Weekend traffic
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Democrat Gary Moore's Decision Not To Seek Re-Election
• Bouillon makes contributions at both ends of ice in Predators win
• Old East Nashville fire hall awaits its own rescue
• Watts Bar Nuclear Plant reactor to cost up to $2B more to finish
• Salvation Army to shutter last Midstate store, revise rehab program
• TN atheist featured on group's billboard
• Frist named Center for Entrepreneurship's 2012 Entrepreneur of the Year
• “Real Utopia” subject of lecture by renowned sociologist April 17
• Titans Examiner 2012 mock draft; where do they go in this inexact science?
• Titans Examiner 2012 mock draft; where do they go in this inexact science?
• Downtown church pays $1.4 million for SoBro site
• TN Legislature: Key moves on people, policy for business
• State Rep. Gary Moore announces retirement from legislature
• ECD names 3 Nashville companies to Asian medical trade mission
• Employers should resist asking for info on social-media
• Role model instills message of courage
• Notion of 'good death' evolves
• Gift Initiative to start the tough conversation
• Mortgage rates inch lower
• Black college alumni lecture series to visit TSU April 11
• Job hunters gaining the upper hand
• Hit & run victim's family sues company hosting 'naughty or nice' party
• Nashville's most popular property listings on LoopNet in March
• Savings come slowly for hybrid, electric car owners
• Logan Mize on Nashville Sunday Night
• The Avalon Trio named third in nation at NYC conference
• Seniors face housing crunch, new report says
• Office of Admissions Holds Big Blue Explosion April 21
• George Will: Legalizing drugs comes with too many risks
• Survey: Small and midsize firms to boost tech spending this year
• Severe T-storm watch issued for Middle Tennessee
• Crye-Leike's Midtown office sells for $1.2 million
• Study reveals effects of different teaching styles on learning new words
• Camilla P. Benbow: Parents can help students in many ways
• TVA's nuclear reactor in the works will cost more and take longer to finish than estimated
• Metro Councilman Bo Mitchell to run for House seat as Rep. Gary Moore retires
• Middle Tennessee landlord charged with shooting tenant
• International Business Council Events & News
• Chattanooga may buy its minor league ballpark
• Billboard battle stalls construction in Memphis
• Drug-testing bill stalls in TN Legislature
• Medical marijuana bill fails in TN Legislature
• Is the U.S. gold rush over?
• Burger King to sell 900 company restaurants
• Michelle Obama to appear at Nashville fundraiser
• Google unveils "Project Glass," an eyeglass-type smartphone
• First time in 4 years, most workers expect a raise
• Lebanon Police investigate fatal motorcycle crash
• Crash slows traffic on I-24W near Bell Road
• Memphis officer, teen suspect shoot each other
• Alexander Statement on TVA Announcement Regarding Updated Costs and Construction Schedule for Watts Bar II Reactor
• Cooler temperatures to end the workweek
• Michelle Obama to be guest at campaign fundraiser in Nashville
• Romney questions Obama candor
• Handful opt out as Romney running mate
• 4 out of 7 Middle TN colleges report slight rise in crime
• Lou Ann Zelenik looks for rematch with Diane Black
• Camilla P. Benbow: Parents can help students in many ways
• Duncan Honored as Friend of Small Business, Taxpayers
• Judge unraveled by pills, file shows
• Lawn parking still OK in La Vergne
• Police seek man who tried to coerce teen into van in Wilson County
• Nashville Predators players held varied summer jobs in their youth
• Sheryl Crow to appear at BamaJam 2012
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• Bill threatens state's position of leadership on clean energy
• Team TSU Participates in Honda All Star Challenge
• Mammoth Nashville-area apartment portfolio hits the sales block
• Wynonna Judd to perform at Franklin Theatre CASA benefit on May 1
• Cool Springs' McEwen Building to sell for $40 million
• TN solar tax debate: Compromise bill emerges
• Warner Chappell launches new online catalog
• UPDATED: Airline says woman did not go into labor on plane
• Food & Wine honors chefs at Nashville's The Catbird Seat
• Wellness program brings work, life in balance for employees
• Titans continue search for help on offensive line, host center Dan Koppen today
• Reject costly pain-management bill
• Report: Startup owners hold mixed views on economic future
• Planning Department to hold meetings on Antioch community plan update
• Clarence Page: Kennedy's questioning of health-care law could be a sign of support
• TBI: violent crime up 20 percent, other crimes slightly up on state campuses
• Janie Fricke to host Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree on April 7
• Nashville home prices continue to slide, but more slowly
• Hank Williams Jr.'s Bocephus Records signs deal with Blaster Entertainment
• Society of Professional Journalists Recognizes University Students
• Lawn parking still OK in La Vergne
• ADP: Private employers added 209K jobs in March
• Refinancing activity resumes rise
• Wilson County schools posted, removed confidential student data
• Gov. Bill Haslam announces statewide anti-meth campaign
• Uranium processing for bombs planned in TN brings objections
• Wilson County investigators look for man who approached girl at bus stop
• TBI: Crime on college campuses in Tennessee went up in 2011
• Nashville Zoo to test outdoor movies
• Gov. Bill Haslam defends growth of Tennessee budget
• Metro OKs tax breaks for Gaylord, HCA
• Regulators to penalize JPMorgan for Lehman Brothers collapse
• How to get more tax deductions
• Still OK to drive with a dog in your lap in TN, for now
• Mitt Romney sweeps three primaries
• Burger King in deal to go public again
• SBA expands Web presence to entrepreneurs
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected today
• New Development Slated For South Nashville
• Vacant home in Fairview burns overnight
• Slight risk for strong storms this afternoon and evening
• Crash on I-65N, north of downtown
• Madison assisted living facility didn't report cane beating to police
• Teenage MS13 gang member charged with Murfreesboro vandalisms
• Police investigate attempted abduction of girl in La Vergne
• AARP to hold listening session today
• Stars should send Clear Channel a message
• Kids need access to choices that will keep them healthy
• Daily walk significantly improves health
• Obama: GOP dangerously radical
• Romney pads lead, attacks Obama
• Reps. Blackburn and Maloney Join Efforts to Address Online Promotion of Human Trafficking
• Thomas Sowell: Statistical disparities don't necessarily indicate discrimination
• Lohse (Cardenales) y Johnson (Marlins) abren temporada 2012 de Grandes Ligas
• Gail Kerr: If nothing else, Constance Gee's story needs to be heard
• Holly Spears releases 'Heartache to Hope'
• TSU Student Dreams Taking Flight
• Ben Freeland pays $2.25 million for Hickory Hollow office building
• Midtown Nashville corner store site sells for $1 million
• Darryl Worley's 'You Still Got It' video premiering on CMT April 4
• Chappy's history with GreenBank detailed in suit
• Argent Trust expands into Nashville
• England's Guardian takes notice of East Nashville bands
• NES North Nashville office will be closed Wednesday
• Dolly Parton's new live project available at Cracker Barrel stores
• Nissan sales increase 12.5 percent in March
• Caveat emptor when reading mock drafts
• Robert Hendrick named CEO of Care Technology Systems
• AirTran tops airline quality report, Southwest No. 7
• Riverside baseball standout Gant found dead
• Craig Jackson at Belcourt Taps & Tapas
• Priceline, others resist change to TN hotel tax requirements
• O'Charley's merger with Fidelity National Financial clears hurdle
• Nashville Ranked Fourth in the U.S. on Gallup Job Creation Index
• Motorcycle group caught at speeds up to 138 mph on I-65
• Suspect arrested after trying to rob Kmart for oxycodone
• Study: Social media-savvy CEOs more trustworthy
• Vanderbilt chancellor's ex-wife to testify on medical marijuana
• Haslam reaches agreement with state employees on layoff, hiring reform
• Haslam to 'probably' sign evolution bill
• TN Senate approves saggy pants bill
• Obama 'confident' Supreme Court will uphold health care reform
• Regulators want banks to tighten loan standards
• Apple products found in half of all U.S. homes
• Survey: Hiring of college grads to climb 10 percent
• Small-business lending barely grew in February
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms for the middle of the workweek
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms for the middle of the workweek
• Murfreesboro mother finds stranger asleep in her bed
• POLL: Should the sale of medical marijuana, under supervision by licensed physicians, be legal in Tennessee?
• Antioch community plan meetings to begin Thursday
• Wreck slows I-40W traffic near Briley
• Rain forecast to lower unseasonably warm temperatures
• Eggstravaganzoo
• Let's commit to preventing child abuse
• Census details life in 1940 ... if you can sort through it
• Old beds help start new lives
• Gene Policinski: Amid troubling signs for newspapers, good journalism thrives
• Successful school leaders know: People come first
• Former Davidson County jail employee indicted on sex charges
• Romney shift brings new hurdles
• Body of teen who died saving grandpa is found
• Albert Hadley, high society interior designer from Middle TN, dies at 91
• TBI investigates police-involved shooting in Kingston Springs
• Haslam reveals 2012-13 budget amendment
• ProviderTrust raising $1.75 million in funding
• 8 from Nashville enter Social Madness
• Nashville's best-performing stocks of the first quarter
• Gun bill means liability, safety risk for businesses
• Nashville's Healthcare Realty Trust named in $10 million lawsuit
• Inheritance tax demonstrates American values
• Apple, Google, UPS, Amazon, Southwest tops in The Business Journals' Brand Excellence Awards
• Reports: Office and industrial vacancies decline in Nashville
• Doctors using social media more for job search, survey says
• DSI Renal completes Fresenius-clinic acquisition
• Tax reformer, Fox News contributor speaks on politics at Don R. Elliott Lectures
• Regions Financial Corp. completes Morgan Keegan sale
• Injury wreck on I-24 westbound at Briley Parkway has been cleared
• Former jail employee indicted for sexual contact with inmate
• Vol State plans event for prospective students
• Gov. Bill Haslam's quick post-primary fund raising for Romney upset Santorum backers
• MS Walks planned for Nashville, Murfreesboro
• 'Body Farm' founder to speak at MTSU
• Homeless advocates, Occupy Nashville hold 'sleep-in'
• Near-record heat forecasted for Monday
• Sunny, warm conditions expected today
• Kathleen Parker: Details of Trayvon Martin case offer countless reasons for outrage
• Hiring veterans offers many benefits
• Couple demands better care from veterans hospital
• Nashville Indie Music: April 2nd - April 8th
• Teen dies in Whites Creek Pike crash
• Sunny skies to end the weekend
• The Grascals' Kristin Scott Benson shares memories of Earl Scruggs
• Predators rally from early deficit but fall to Hawks
• Week in review: Opry Mills reopens
• Rutherford County Briefs: Budget increases considered
• Williamson County Briefs: County's savings on health insurance revised downward
• Sumner County Briefs: 3 athletic projects rejected
• Ky. town faces growth from Clarksville plant
• Political Notebook: Haslam takes issue with 'Wall Street Journal' over estate tax repeal
• Davidson County Briefs: Nashville Zoo sets egg hunts
• TN Democrats tout unity at Jackson Day dinner
• Brentwood couple waits, prays to bring baby home from Uganda
• Can Mitt Romney win Dixie?
• Some companies profit in storms
• Week ahead: Lawn parking on agenda
• TEDx Nashville crowd seeks new ways to change world
• Gail Kerr: Numbers don't lie - Preds, arena are valuable to Nashville
• Leonard Pitts: In N.Y., word police are losing it
• TN moves to end harmful estate, gift taxes
• Saritha Prabhu: Conservative media-industrial complex helping Obama
• Richard J. Grant: Even without mandate, Affordable Care Act will fail
• Frank Daniels III: An all-too-intimate view of our justice system
• Isolated storms today, warm temperatures to end weekend
• TBI expert raises awareness of human trafficking in TN
• TN elk hunt lottery registration opens April 1
• Blackburn says online privacy proposals could hurt Web firms
• DUI arrests soar in Nashville
• Tuesday is Big Old Tree Contest deadline in Nashville
• Gaylord, Dollywood say tax break helps Nashville
• Barry Sulkin honored by conservation group
• Ex-MTSU football star charged with assault
• Pizzereal by the East Nashville Library: you can eat healthy
• 7th-grader is TN geography champ
• Help seniors stay connected through technology
• Financially protect yourself for cosmetic surgery
• George Will: In honor of Opening Day, test your baseball knowledge
• Lipscomb observes Resurrection Week with the King[dom] Resurrected
• Student Produced Film Selected for Nashville Film Festival
• Tennessee businesses hope to expand trade with Cuba
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• Nashville International Airport adds nonstop flights to Cancun and Jamaica
• Tennessee poised to fight online travel agencies
• Solar tax debate: What did Tennessee legislators intend?
• Man convicted of attempted kidnapping draws 11-year sentence
• Rapid growth pushes Family Staffing Solutions into new office
• Gospel Celebration Officially Kicks Off University’s 100th Anniversary
• FTC's ProMedica ruling puts hospital companies on notice
• Goodlettsville doc uses allure of Mega Millions jackpot to grow Facebook presence
• Four stores opening in the Gulch this summer
• Verizon expands 4G network in Nashville area
• Alexander: Democrats Trying to Change Campaign Finance Laws in the Middle of an Election “Is as Predictable as the Spring Flowers”
• Wall Street Journal: Op-Ed by Sens. Lamar Alexander, Mike Johanns, John Hoeven, and Jim Risch: ObamaCare Will Punish State Budgets
• 30-year mortgages back below 4%
• Partly cloudy with the risk for a thunderstorm to start the weekend
• Corker, Blumenthal, Gingrey Praise Inclusion of GAIN Act in Discussion Draft of FDA User Fee Reauthorization Bill
• Supreme Court to decide fate of health reform today
• Nashville Airport to offer nonstop flights to Jamaica, Cancun
• Tennessee State University Hosts Community Gardening
• Tom Stephenson out as CEO of Healthcare Management Systems
• Metro unveils menu of food-truck regulations
• Want to win the Mega Millions jackpot? Just need $176 million
• BofA, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley brace for possible credit downgrade
• Tennessee's new hipster magnet: Chattanooga
• 'Antennagate' settlement gives $15 to some iPhone 4 owners
• Santorum claims half of Tennessee GOP delegates
• CSX to hire 150 in Tennessee
• House budget plan includes overhaul of Medicare
• Former MTSU football player arrested in domestic case
• Alexander: NRC “Making Good Progress” on Approval of New Nuclear Reactors
• Camping World on Music Valley Drive to sell RVs
• TN approves first carbon monoxide bill
• Slowdown on I-40W near I-24
• Update: Columbia Avenue in Franklin is back open
• Clarksville man arrested for statutory rape
• Woman says man hid in children's closet
• Romney's ad strategy: Time to hit Obama?
• Obama spends millions more than GOP
• Santorum: It isn't easy being him
• Steve Halford, Metro Nashville's longest-serving fire chief, to retire May 1
• Affordable Care Act sparks innovators
• Gun bill would make colleges less safe
• World demand, not U.S. politics, controls gas prices
• Leonard Pitts: In Trayvon Martin case, it's not about the hoodie
• Nashville trying new rules for food trucks
• Rick Santorum takes half of Tennessee GOP delegates
• GOP, Rep. Marsha Blackburn take aim at TSA
• Country star George Jones hospitalized
• I-65 northbound in Williamson County paving may slow traffic
• Tickets on sale Friday for Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson at the Ryman
• Wildlife in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Former President GHW Bush backs Romney in GOP race
• Audit: Illegal overtime in Apple's China factories
• February unemployment rates down in much of Middle TN
• Earl Scruggs funeral set for Sunday at the Ryman
• TN Legislature roundup: Unemployment insurance, grants, guns and more
• Spring in the Great Smoky Mountains
• Nashville industrial building sells for $1.5 million
• Best Buy will close 50 stores, lay off 400
• Social Madness: Starbucks tops in social media
• Vanderbilt professor filed health care brief with Supreme Court
• Student-athletes find new playing field in spring break mission trips
• Lipscomb Academy third graders win first place in Tennessee in Disney’s Planet Challenge
• Brookings: Nashville among 20 top-performing cities
• Lipscomb Theatre presents Pulitzer-Prize nominated <em>Pride's Crossing</em> through April 7
• Report: TN construction contracts fell 7 percent in February
• Where the Hiring Is Strongest
• Regions Bank sets $1 billion HARP goal
• Partly sunny with isolated thunderstorms to end the workweek
• Tennessee Senate approves judicial reforms
• The most popular Nashville brands on Facebook
• Nashville Tree Foundation holding largest tree contest
• Rick Santorum takes half of Tennessee GOP delegates
• I-65N paving in Middle Tennessee may slow traffic
• Corker Releases PSAs for “Rally Point” Veterans Assistance Event Wednesday, April 4 in Knoxville
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Sumner County wreck
• Nashville Shores to hire 500 this summer; job fair on Saturday
• Drinking may be factor in fatal motorcyle crash in Marshall County
• Suspect crashes stolen car on Nolensville Pike
• Local memorial service for country biographer Patsi Bale Cox set for March 29
• Four clouded leopards are born at Nashville Zoo
• Americans Elect ready for TN ballot line
• Coal mining company is fined for river dumps
• Murfreesboro will present awards for landscaping
• Farmers donate thousands of eggs to Second Harvest Food Bank
• Lebanon school bus driver charged with DUI after wreck
• Lawn care equipment stolen from Columbia school
• Double murder draws 108-year sentence
• Nashville event connect hundreds of homeless people to help
• Metro gets $400,000 to plan SoBro 'vision'
• Blackburn Statement on House Passage of Republican Budget
• Blackburn Introduces Legislation to CHOP DOE & EPA
• Couple charged in embezzlement of more than $730,000 from nonprofit
• McMinn and Monroe Disaster Assistance Information
• Predators to host dog adoption drive Saturday
• Legendary musician Earl Scruggs dead at 88
• Metro Schools receives grant worth $100K from charter school organization
• TSU Aeronautical Program Receives Donation from MNAA
• Gallery: Opry Mills mall before and after
• Tennessee ticket-brokering bill put on back burner
• Alberto Gonzales weighs in on the Supreme Court health care hearings
• Estudiantes del Glencliff reciben donación de AT&T para construir un aula al aire libre
• Spoke today about the fact that black women are twice as likely to die from brea...
• Tennessee added fifth-most government jobs since recession began
• Court approves Grubb & Ellis sale to BGC Partners
• "The Bodyguard" in theatres March 28; one-night-only 20th Anniversary screening
• Unemployment bill passes key hurdle in TN Legislature
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms this evening
• Americans Elect says it's ready for line on TN presidential ballot
• "A Century of Service" Short Film: Howard Baker
• In the Kitchen with Fido chef John Stephenson
• Biglari buys $1.5 million of Cracker Barrel stock
• FiddleCakes Bakery closes its doors
• Tennessee has a "stand your ground" defense law
• Light beer fights to stay relevant against craft brews
• Plan to expand Medicaid under Supreme Court's microscope
• Cuban soccer player reportedly defects in Nashville
• Federal Housing Administration bailout risk looms larger
• Alexander Calls for a Change in Lock Funding to Speed Construction of Chickamauga Lock
• Alexander: "Double Research to Find More American Forms of Energy & More Ways to Use Less"
• UPDATED: Project Homeless Connect wraps up at Nashville fairgrounds
• Semi-truck catches fire after crash in Hermitage area
• Tin Pan South artist spotlight: Daphne Willis
• Tin Pan South artist spotlight: Daphne Willis
• Nashville on pace for warmest March on record
• Hendersonville couple charged with embezzling $730,000 from nonprofit
• Alexander: Former Senate Maj. Leaders Baker & Dole “among the best at working across party lines”
• Polk Place homeowner charged in contractor shooting in Franklin
• Update: Lebanon school bus driver charged with DUI after wreck
• Rutherford man arrested for rape of a middle school girl
• Millions rolling in for Romney campaign
• Companies urged to take a tip from nature for solutions
• Rep. Jim Cooper's budget plan includes $4 trillion cut in national debt
• Gail Kerr: TN's estate tax puts unfair burden on families
• Broad support base is needed to close achievement gap
• George Will: Cabbie fights for economic liberty
• Friends of TN mountains must step up
• Urban Housing Solutions in Nashville begins work on affordable apartments with retail space
• Newt Gingrich scales back campaign in last-ditch effort to survive
• Cuban defections to Nashville are rare
• Nashville's Belle Meade city cop joins fray over Florida teen
• Nashville company's $85,000 donation to help pay for transportation study
• ICM brings its nationally known program to Middle Tennessee Girl Scout leaders
• Biggest Loser fan fav Vinny & others return to 'judge' current hopefuls Tuesday
• Lumination TV broadcast wins third in the Southeast at journalism conference
• The Shopping Center Group moving to Terrazzo in the Gulch
• Taylor Swift to be honored by First Lady at Kids' Choice Awards
• Chappy's on Church takes aim at GreenBank in new ad
• Dollar General announces secondary offering
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms through the upcoming weekend
• Jim Cooper touts his own U.S. budget proposal
• UPDATED: Lebanon Police investigate school bus accident
• Report: Nashville foreclosure rate declined in January
• Fresh Coat Painters franchise opens in Nashville
• Dean committee recommends raising Metro pension vesting from 5 to 10 years
• Legislation would limit ticket brokering market
• TDK to build 190-unit apartment project in West Nashville
• U.S. Bank CEO: Tennessee a top target
• $85K donation to help pay for Nashville-area transit study
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• TSU to Hold Centennial Scholarship Gala April 21
• Gallery: Music and health care stars honored at T.J. Martell Foundation’s Honors Gala
• University to Hold Day of Service March 31
• Four clouded leopards born at Nashville Zoo
• 10-unit apartment complex with retail mix being built downtown
• Nashville Ranked 2nd Most Cost-Attractive Business Location Among Mid-Sized U.S. Cities
• Studies reveal further need for 'college-level GED'
• When it comes to Nashville business, a Twitter Who's Who
• Fair board seeks fairgrounds subsidy
• Amazon.com expanding in East Tennessee
• Evolution bill now awaits Gov. Bill Haslam's signature
• U.S. Supreme Court hears health care reform challenge
• Treasury report: Traffic congestion wastes billions in gas, time
• Americans continue trend to rental housing
• Fed Chairman Bernanke says U.S. needs faster growth
• Corker Says Health Care Law is Going to Drive Up Costs, Will Need to be Replaced
• Alexander: “Determining How to Regulate Greenhouse Gases is the Job of Congress, Not the EPA”
• Second Harvest to receive over 75,000 eggs from state farmers
• Corker Says Health Care Law is Going to Drive Up Costs, Will Need to be Replaced with Legislation that "Fits the American People"
• Corker Says Health Care Law is Going to Drive Up Costs, Will Need to be Replaced with Legislation that “Fits the American People”
• Interstate wrecks mount up to impact morning rush hour
• Woman wanted in shoplifting ring is now in custody
• Alexander: Health Care Law a “Ticking Time Bomb for State Budgets, College Students, Businesses, and People with Employer Health Insurance”
• Man shot multiple times in Clarksville
• Elvis Presley Ent. and Israel Theme Tours Launch Elvis Presley Holy Land Tour
• Blackburn Calls for Repeal of Job-Killing Obamacare
• Child rapist indicted in 1986 death of his wife
• Ten Commandments, guns and abortion headline legislative session
• Springfield man charged with killing his brother
• Emergency drill to test first responders
• La Vergne web page to list delinquent taxpayers
• Urban forest provides $640 million in benefits
• Indian tribes bill to go before TN legislators
• Gas leak near Eighth Avenue South in Nashville investigated
• Sustainable Business Summit to honor 'green' leaders
• Tennessee mountaintop removal ad comes as fight continues over bills
• Goodlettsville man, once homeless, hopes to use invention to help others
• One school acts to make tuition more affordable
• Grab Congress by purse strings
• Congressional authority covers insurance mandate
• Kathleen Parker: Our society has forgotten the value of moderation
• Jeffrey Warne to be CEO of Perkins & Marie Callender's
• Middle Tennessee emergency responders to participate in preparedness challenge
• New life sciences consulting firm opens shop
• Architecture firms' revenue on the rise
• La Vergne to publish list of unpaid taxes
• Just spoke on the House floor to congratulate James Cameron on his expedition in...
• Pending U.S. home sales fall in February
• Southwest Airlines raises fares $6-$10 per roundtrip
• Springfield man charged with killing his brother
• Tennessee mountaintop removal ad comes as fight continues over bills
• Announcing the 2012 Health Care Heroes
• Two new retail shops opening on Music Row
• I was on Politics Nation with Rev. Al Sharpton on Friday to discusss the Trayvon...
• Gas leak near Eighth Avenue South investigated
• Forbes: Where not to die (for tax purposes)
• Emergency drill to test first responders at LP Field
• Sunny skies to start the workweek
• Top of the List: Residential real estate firms
• Knoxville-based mortgage scam ensnared hundreds of victims
• Lawsuit in background as Opry Mills prepares to reopen
• Trees getting in the way at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• U.S. Supreme Court takes up health care reform law
• CEO compensation lags behind company results
• Metro Nashville budget hearings kick off today
• Sen. Alexander joins former governors on Senate floor to discuss “historic mistake” health care law
• East Nashville home heavily damaged by fire
• Nashville Police ask for more officers
• Hendersonville man arrested for putting cleaner in roommate's beer
• Nashville contractor's back pain reveals gunshot wound
• I-65 S crash in Madison causes backups
• Rutherford County makes arrest in 1986 cold case
• Nashville police arrest man from Opryland cooling tower
• Collectors Art Night on 5th Avenue Of The Arts
• Nashville Craft Beer Week 2012
• Halischuk and Bourque state cases for staying in Nashville lineup
• Rep. Duncan defends salaries he paid to family members
• Santorum: 'Worst Republican' to oppose Obama is Romney
• Man accused of shooting at officers
• La Vergne computer repair class opens doors to jobs in IT world
• Court has a range of personalities and styles
• Gail Kerr: Nashville looks ahead with 25-year growth plan
• Anti-science legislation offers prospect of a new Scopes trial
• AT&T invests in at-risk students
• Keep your family healthy with these easy tips
• Nashville Indie Music: March 27th - March 31st, Tin Pan South special edition
• Sunny skies and cooler temperatures to begin the workweek
• MEDIA ALERT: Blackburn To Attend Supreme Court Hearings On Obamacare
• TN Republicans push social issues
• Nashville Predators' Radulov gets welcome-back party
• Hundreds in Nashville want justice for teen
• Radnor Lake is at a crossroads
• Santorum wins Louisiana primary
• Grants spur Tennessee farms to try solar energy
• Political notebook: Former library director joins bookstore's staff
• Court's health ruling could shake fall elections
• How the health-care case will unfold before Supreme Court
• Rutherford County briefs: 17 vie for schools director job
• Cheney recovering with heart transplant
• Williamson County briefs: Rezoned Roper's Knob land for sale after road extension
• Sumner County briefs: Schools prepare for TCAP
• Nashville area news, events
• City girl Harwell beats Ramsey in tainted milk-off
• Little Chicago on Demonbreun St: you can eat healthy
• Public doesn't understand health-care law
• 'Compulsory contract' angle may be key to defeat of Obamacare
• 'White' means being treated like you matter
• Greater freedom has made China more stable
• Gail Kerr: With stakes high, 3 groups want say in school board
• Double energy research, end subsidies
• A few showers today, clearing skies to begin the workweek
• Scattered thunderstorms expected for Middle Tennessee
• Court must strike down 'Obamacare'
• Baptists' name change can't fix ugly past
• Two middle school students face gun charges
• Ruby brings boot camp to Nashville
• Services set Monday for Judge Kilcrease
• Primary barely ripples Wisconsin
• 2 Nashville members of Bloods gang convicted of murder
• Nashville native, Air Force Col. Ray E. Miller dies
• Obama is mistaken about future of green energy
• Founder of ‘Knowledge is Power Program’ to speak at Vanderbilt
• Rural advantage keeps Santorum in GOP contest
• Report: Pair planned to copy jail key for escape
• Rapist's death relieves bond companies of obligations
• TEDx aims to share great ideas in Nashville
• La Vergne residents defend lawn parking
• Elsey stepping down as Soles4Souls CEO
• Wayne Elsey resigns from Soles4Souls
• I will be on MSNBC's Politics Nation with Al Sharpton @ 5:30pm CT today to discu...
• Kitchen Collection, Afflicton Clothing coming to Opry Mills
• Mayor Dean announces plan to guide Nashville growth
• Woman who allegedly sideswiped police officer identified
• Berry Hill warehouse sells for $1.4 million
• Man robbed North Nashville church 3 times, police say
• The one thing employers must do on Election Day
• Metro Nashville drops Fitch for bond ratings
• Goodlettsville rollover wreck injures 2
• Amazon: New robots won’t displace Tennessee workers
• Two men face drug charges following search at Vanderbilt residence hall
• Analysis: Davidson County among strongest in 12-month wage growth
• Blackstone Brewing Company enters Memphis market
• Legislative roundup: Inheritance, solar tax issues top week
• Hotel Indigo partner denies foreclosure allegation
• TRG expansion creating 150 jobs in Spring Hill
• Kyowa to create 160 jobs with $12M Portland investment
• Protestors Stand Up for Religious Freedom at the Capitol
• Brick Church Middle students charged for bringing unloaded gun to school
• Bloods' gang members from Nashville convicted in federal court
• Two years ago today the Affordable Care Act was signed into law by President Oba...
• Slight risk for isolated strong storms through evening
• Chattanooga-based Krystal sold to Atlanta group
• Bank of America tests foreclosure alternative
• What would you give up for the Internet? Booze? Showering?
• And the No. 1 place to lose your phone is ...
• Senate toughens crowdfunding rules, passes JOBS bill
• Airlines look to satellites for Internet service
• Optimism high as jobless claims fall
• Murfreesboro Amazon facility breaks ground; tireless work credited for project
• Tin Pan South artist spotlight: Joanna Cotten
• One dead in I-65 Millersville accident
• Police: Body found in river was rapist's
• Little Caesars on Gallatin Pike robbed at gunpoint
• New manufacturing plant to bring 150 jobs to Robertson County
• Two local theaters set to feature 'Rascal Flatts-Changed' movie event April 5
• Corker Statement on Two-Year Anniversary of Health Care Law
• Líderes inmigrantes de Tennessee defendieron como “leones” a todos los inmigrantes del Estado en el Congreso Estatal
• Jóvenes inmigrantes de Tennessee: “Un paso más cerca de nuestros sueños”
• Jóvenes indocumentados caminan contra el racismo en Tennessee, Alabama y Mississippi
• Pedestrian hit Friday morning near Murfreesboro Road and McGavock Pike
• Mujeres inmigrantes protestan en contra de los abusos de las autoridades al frente de la cárcel de Nashville
• TIRRC de pie enfrentando leyes en contra de los inmigrantes e impulsando iniciativas benéficas para nuestra comunidad
• Mujeres inmigrantes latinas se organizan con TIRRC
• Cooler temperatures for the weekend
• Blackburn to Unveil Legislation Consolidating DOE & EPA
• Trinity Broadcasting embroiled in family feud
• Insurers speed health-care overhaul preparations
• Nashville woman sues DHS officials
• Aegis Sciences to appeal judgment in Zelenik case over campaign ad
• Santorum's best shot: winning Iowa - again
• Camilla Benbow: Successful school leaders know: People come first
• Soccer fans flock to LP Field for Olympic qualifying event
• Dems gave Forrester 33% raise
• Adopt-A-Pilot lands at Overbrook
• Prohíben preguntar nacionalidad y ciudadanía a detenidos en cárceles de Tennessee
• State on wrong track with health exchange
• Health-care reform is working
• Nashville Business Journal launches Social Madness corporate challenge
• Tennessee unemployment rate drops to 8 percent
• 1 in 2 investors believe retirement savings will run out
• Bridgestone Arena named Academy of Country Music venue of the year
• Shots, Etc. opens second Nashville office
• FBI, police search for man suspected of robbing two banks in two days
• Hotel Indigo affidavit: Hotel on verge of foreclosure or bankruptcy
• Cal Thomas: New York denies hungry people for nutritional correctness
• Alexander: Today’s VW Announcement “Demonstrates Once Again That VW and Chattanooga Are the Ideal Marriage”
• Event gallery: Dean Institute Leadership and Integrity Awards dinner
• Southeast Nashville retail strip sells for $2.17 million
• Nashville PD says body pulled from river was convicted rapist
• Downtown Nashville parking lot sells for $1.35 million
• Vera Bradley targets early May opening for new Green Hills store
• Corker Congratulates Volkswagen on Addition of 800 New Jobs at Chattanooga Plant
• In killing inheritance tax, Haslam is banking on the future
• Bohan ads for Shoney's, which it is suing, win two Emmys
• Earnings: Clarcor up 7% in 1Q
• Update: Suspect sought for bank robberies on straight days is also wanted in Florida
• Earnings: Dollar General's profits up 31% in 4Q
• Celebrity Basketball Slam Jam Slated for April 13
• Asphalt company's plans to build Antioch plant undeterred by Council's deferral
• Predators estimate $410 million impact
• Supreme Court rules against EPA in big win for property rights
• FedEx Ground to pay $3M fine to settle Labor Department dispute
• VW adding more jobs in Chattanooga
• Police believe three shoplifting rings active in Nashville
• Bill to help startups clears Senate hurdle
• Alexander Statement on Two-Year Anniversary of the New Health Care Law
• Police respond to bank robbery attempt Thursday morning on West End
• United Way to sort books today today to distribute to local youth
• Rain forecast to move into Middle Tennessee today
• Corker, Webb Introduce Bill Requiring Reports on Syrian Opposition, Weapons Stockpiles
• Crash on I-40 W slows inbound traffic
• Corker, Rogero, Burchett, Announce “Rally Point” Veterans Assistance Event Wednesday, April 4 in Knoxville
• Columbia Police charge suspect in murder investigation
• Alexander: “The President Has the Keystone Pipeline Exactly 29 Percent Right”
• Home intruder discovered hiding inside closet in S. Nashville
• Former Judge Kilcrease passes away
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms during the day today
• Off-the-charts pollen packs a wallop in TN
• Baker honored at D.C. event
• A special night for a special local youth hockey player
• Jesse Register, school board hit with ethics complaints
• Woman accused of burning son's face
• Super donors stretch out race
• Big Illinois win lines up GOP race for Romney
• Gen. William G. Moore, who guided Nashville airport authority, dies
• Nashville Predators tout economic impact
• 'Voice' contestant Gwen Sebastian joins Blake Shelton tour
• Nashville Fashion Week continues Wednesday; 5 designers:1 runway show tonight
• Honor the history of Tennessee women
• Public money better spent than on high-speed Internet
• The Roys to join fans for bluegrass cruise in January 2013
• Nashville International Airport CEO Raul Regalado to retire
• Haslam, Republicans move to repeal inheritance tax
• UPDATED: Police remain at Cumberland River, investigating dead body
• Tenet lawsuit against CHS dismissed
• New requirements for collecting unemployment in TN begin in April
• Internet to be world's 5th biggest economy by 2016
• Fifth annual Sustainable Business Summit features international biomimicry expert
• Survey: Small businesses not planning for health care reform
• Women-owned businesses on the rise in Tennessee
• MDHA to accept rent subsidy program applications online
• DeWayne Wickham: Justice must be served in Afghan massacre case
• U.S. home sales remain above year-ago levels
• Golfsmith opening first Middle Tennessee store
• Grubb & Ellis auction canceled
• MTA to add bus routes for Old Hickory and Madison
• Abnormally high pollen counts continue to rise
• Baptist Convention prepares to sell prime Brentwood real estate
• Industrial park to replace Memphis mall
• The tastiest town in the South is…
• Metro OKs incentives for HCA, Gaylord and Standard Candy
• Romney closer to GOP nod with Illinois victory
• FAA to review ban on gadgets in airplanes
• Nursing tops magazine's Top 10 list of best jobs 2012
• Vote on bill to helps startups postponed in U.S. Senate
• Fire heavily damages home in north Nashville
• Middle Tennessee jurors being chosen for Somali sex-trafficking trial
• Unsettled weather to end the workweek
• TBI: Death row inmate's escape plot stopped
• Update: Trucks wreck on I-24 near Rutherford-Davidson line
• Man arrested for firing shots at ex-girlfriend and own daughter
• Support bill to equalize cost of cancer treatments
• Bikeway celebrates city's people power
• Section 8 housing voucher program set to reopen
• Somalis face sex trafficking trial in Nashville
• Suit over student Bible study fails
• Romney notches Illinois victory
• Darcy Hordichuk reflects back on his friendship with Alexander Radulov
• Irvin Kilcrease Jr., state's first black chancellor, was known for perseverance
• Father Ryan mourns 2009 graduate killed in moped accident
• Occupy Nashville protester arrested on old charge
• Fireside Chat at Peabody Library with Karen Harris and Steve Graham
• Jail alone won't cure batterers, critics say
• Gail Kerr: Abortion list has only one goal: to intimidate
• Woman pleads guilty to gun charge
• Board taps 35-year library services veteran as new Nashville Public Library director
• Randy Travis to co-host 'Today' show
• Thomas Sowell: Democrats' rhetoric around race doesn't match reality
• Holy retail: Easter spending expected to hop 11% this year
• Startups declined in 2011, Kauffman study finds, but remained strong
• Commerce Deptartment: Home building permits up in February
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• Solar industry pushes back on changes to Tennessee tax break
• Honor the history of Tennessee women
• Gallery: Where have paychecks grown fastest in Tennessee?
• Detectives arrest two in violent Antioch attack
• TSU Set to Compete in 2012 Honda Campus All-Star Challenge
• Arguments in large federal sex trafficking trial begin
• Dollar General's growth faces backlash in small-town Vermont
• Nashville Fashion Week pairs live music with designers for Tuesday night premier
• Murfreesboro contractor denies wrongdoing on California project
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• Titans get defensive help, sign Kamerion Wimbley to 5 year, $35 million deal
• Jackson National Life Insurance expanding Cool Springs operations
• Tennessee attracts windfall of renewable energy grants and loans
• Retired Nashville Judge Irvin Kilcrease Jr. has died
• Wilson County home sustains heavy damage from overnight fire
• Tennessee attracts windfall of renewable energy grants and loans
• Occupy Nashville protester arrested on outstanding warrant
• Video Gaming Technologies shutters Virginia facility
• Bill would encourage horse slaughterhouses in Tennessee
• Elway a big factor in Peyton Manning's decision
• Wendy's takes No. 2 spot from Burger King
• House Republicans set dramatic reshuffling of income tax code
• Apple sells 3 million iPads in four days
• Starbucks opens first juice retail store
• Mortgage settlement brings varying changes for banks
• Fannie Mae sees 2.5% economic growth
• TN woman who brought gun to World Trade Center avoids jail time
• Tin Pan South artist spotlight: Jessi Alexander
• Jackson National Life Insurance expanding Cool Springs operations
• Missing Clarksville teen located unharmed
• Nashville area crime report 03/20/2012
• Crash on I-65 N in Williamson stalls traffic
• Parthenon Symposium
• Romney looks for win in president's home state
• Above average temperatures continue
• Above average temperatures continue
• Rezoning for asphalt plant in Antioch to be deferred
• Two suspects identified in violent Antioch robbery last weekend
• Green Party, Constitution Party gain ground in fight for TN ballot changes
• Even supporters lack fire for Romney, Santorum
• Gene Policinski: Public information often needs analysis, context
• Don't let Washington pick your retirement
• National popular vote gains ground
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• Executive Leadership Lecture Series Presents Lara Nichols March 21
• It's tough to admit when wrong, but my earlier article about Broncos was wrong
• Airport South office buildings sell for $1.4 million
• WPC expands Brentwood staff by 40 percent
• Report: Tennessee solar industry picks up the pace
• University to Co-Host 69th Joint Annual Meeting of NIS and BKX
• NextGxDx moving to Life Sciences Center in Cool Springs
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• Manning makes choice, chooses Broncos
• Gov. Haslam announces STEM initiative
• Crescent Resources begins early work on Two Greenway Centre
• TSU Nursing Students to Take Part in Geriatric Sensory Simulation
• Peyton Manning picks Denver Broncos over Titans
• European Wax Center coming to Green Hills
• Wilkins to lead Meharry-Vanderbilt Alliance
• Father charged after 1-year-old found alone in the street
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• Nashville aims to improve road safety for people who ride bicycles
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• Multiple reports say Titans are leaders in Manning chase
• Occupy Vanderbilt plan to rally, encamp today
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• Bohan Advertising suing Shoney's
• Report: Path clear for Radulov to rejoin Nashville Predators
• State Rep. David Hawk arrested
• Tennessee among best in U.S. for anti-corruption measures
• Budget fight looms in Congress
• SEC rule may force more CEO pay info
• Apple to discuss plans for its $97.6B in cash today
• Office jobs top list of fastest-growing occupations
• Evidence of alcohol found in fatal wreck on Myatt Drive Saturday
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• Nissan offers to make Peyton Manning a Titan truck
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• Two from Smyrna are killed in rollover crash in Iowa
• Man fires gunshot at police during foot chase
• 4 charged with horse abuse are given federal court dates
• Summer like weather continues
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• Patrick Henry Hays: Sustainability strengthens our communities
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• Nashville craft beer scene is hopping these days
• Anger at attack ads unites Romney foes
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• Gail Kerr: Mayor may sweeten the pot to get tax hike passed
• Romney wins in Puerto Rico
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• Pedestrian critically injured in Saturday night crash
• Sunny skies and warm temperatures to start the workweek
• Victim of Madison crash identified
• Nashville anti-abortion vigil evokes emotions
• Nashvillians pay almost 30% of income in transit costs
• Tres Margaritas in Madison: you can eat healthy
• Gail Kerr: Peyton pandemonium shows how deeply orange runs here
• Nashville school district sees decline in dropout rate
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• Political Notebook: Mayor Dean urges state to undo reversal of anti-bias bill
• Week in review: Lawmakers denounce U.N. environmental plan
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• Sumner County Briefs: Hendersonville approves second taxi franchise
• Rutherford County Briefs: Man sues police, city for $3 million
• Wilson County Briefs: Mt. Juliet woman wants to open city to liquor stores
• Davidson County Briefs: John C. Tune Airport to host public fly-in on March 31
• Williamson County Briefs: Franklin agrees to lower Hatcher Parkway speed limit
• Nashville Humane Association recognized for its work
• Richard J. Grant: Sound currency keeps inflation quiet
• Leonard Pitts: Slain black teen 21st-century 'invisible man'
• Saritha Prabhu: It's patriotic for wealthy to pay higher taxes
• Frank Daniels III: Preferring the provocative
• Downturn, flood curtailed spending on Nashville capital projects
• Corker Applauds Disaster Aid for Tennessee
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• Warm weather and isolated showers and thunderstorms continue
• Severe T-storm warning for Middle Tennessee
• Soldier accused in Afghan killings was family man
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• Holder: Health-care fraud is Justice Dept. priority
• Attempts to ease I-24 traffic woes creep along
• Battle of Franklin Trust envisions gym as grand Civil War museum
• George Will: Forces begin to stand up to union tricks
• Violent impulses should be faced head-on
• Rx abuse calls for an overhaul of the system
• Child with lighter causes apartment fire
• Delivery problems for Saturday's 'Tennessean'
• Franklin businessman launches group to pass debt-reduction plan
• NCAA super fans hit Nashville
• Shoney's sweetens deal to get Manning to sign with Titans
• Stay in a Pigeon Forge cabin for as little as 69 dollars a night!
• Holy fortnight! Chinese builder erects 30-story hotel in 15 days
• Nashville among top cities for ... bed bugs
• TN Legislature: A week of small moves, continued dilemma
• Sheriff's office to offer free sober rides home Saturday night
• Earnings: J. Alexander's down 30.5 percent in 4Q
• Sun Life pays $47.1 million for downtown's Baker Donelson building
• AG Eric Holder promises resources to combat health care fraud
• Evolution bill back in TN legislature
• Johnny Rockets, Hartstrings, Bachrach opening in Opry Mills
• Ascension Health, Saint Thomas' parent, launches group purchasing organization
• Graduate business program to award full-tuition scholarship to winner of unique video competition
• Nashville small-biz owners on their biggest hurdles, goals
• Suspect in Clarksville standoff with police charged
• 5 students, 1 parent charged with disorderly conduct in Hunters Lane fight
• OHL adds to its distribution network
• I-65 S in Williamson close lanes for work starting Friday
• Central Parking sells 14 garages and parking lots
• Clarksville Police search for missing teenage girl
• Unemployment up in Davidson, most TN counties
• Warm weather and isolated thunderstorms continue
• Nashville Indie Music: March 19th - March 25th
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• Sears says it will close 62 additional stores
• TN House Republicans vote to rebuke United Nations
• Vanderbilt downs Harvard to kick off March Madness
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• GM, Nissan may gain from gas price surge
• Google giving Web-search formula a makeover
• Corporate CEOs get allowances as part of perks
• U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder visits Nashville today
• Shoney's offers Peyton Manning free pancakes every day as a Titan
• Knoxville News Sentinel: Alexander prods energy secretary on Oak Ridge mercury cleanup
• Wreck on Briley Parkway slows traffic
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• Brand New Service, getmebookings.com, Offers Much Needed Booking Agency Help
• PCCT Offers Faith Leaders Trauma-Responsive Care Training
• Davidson election commission wants campaign financial disclosure files online
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• Lawyer in Nashville wrong-way crash tells police where client was drinking
• Educational trajectories of English Language Learners examined
• Man found shot dead in Donelson duplex
• Two ex-Humphreys deputies indicted in beating case
• Ruth Marcus: Voting based on dog story is, well, gross
• Lipscomb University Mission 5K set for April 21
• Encroaching theocracy is what we fear
• Nashville reaps economic benefits of Madness
• Brighton Beach Memoirs adds members to Circle Players family, 4 shows remaining
• March (semi) Madness comes to Nashville
• Cool Springs shopping center sells for $4.9 million
• Donor can help Fisk thrive, even get a hug
• Bureau of Labor: Health care is where the jobs will be
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• Man who claimed to be his brother after fatal crash surrenders, police say
• 30-year mortgages remain below 4%
• Permit pulled for H.G. Hill's Midtown rehab project
• Positive Federal Reserve stress tests don't translate into more lending
• Suspect in Murfreesboro shooting caught in Illinois
• Tennessee State University Presents The Fantasticks
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• Tennesseans’ credit scores about average
• Nashville woman waives fatal crash hearing
• Report: Adams offered Peyton Manning a contract 'for life'
• Franklin leaders lash out at proposed state laws
• First Wacker Chemie building completed
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• TN senators: Is the IRS targeting Tea Party groups?
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• Largest U.S. companies adding employees
• Officer shot in Clarksville; residents evacuated, school locked down
• Legends Bank to expand into Green Hills
• Nashville Police respond to suspicious death in Donelson
• Alexander to Energy Secretary: “I Want to Develop a Plan to Clean Up Mercury” at Oak Ridge
• Nashville Humane Association recognized for work
• Alexander Praises Nomination of Judge John Thomas Fowlkes, Jr., of Memphis, to Be U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Tennessee
• Injury wreck backing up traffic on I-24 in Antioch
• Strong storms Thursday could include hail, damaging winds
• Andrew Jackson's 245th birthday celebration scheduled at The Hermitage
• Murfreesboro Fire captain suspended after possible drug found at station
• Occupy Nashville protesters challenge law
• IRS questioned over tea party
• Rep. Jim Cooper's 'no budget, no pay' bill gains momentum
• Manning's visit to Nashville provided crazy day for fans and media
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected
• TN sobriety checkpoints, Nashville sober rides planned for St. Patrick's
• Personal and professional benefits of Girl Scouts affirmed
• Newt Gingrich vows to stay in GOP race
• Arrest made in homeless man's death
• DesJarlais is top spender in House on mailings
• Steel Magnolia still together?
• Homeless man charged in connection with Feb. 29 murder
• Nashville Symphony announces 2012 Curb Concerto Competition winners
• Police ID man killed in head-on collision on Myatt Drive Wednesday morning
• Curt Stevens named CEO of LP
• Darryl Worley releasing new single 'You Still Got It' on March 19
• Mayor, Titans announce field day to be held at LP Field
• TN Comptroller: Solar tax law unconstitutional
• $23 million AmMed Direct sale completed
• SmartMart CEO buys 6-acre Nashville tract for $1.1M
• Developer Scott Sohr slapped with $4 million judgment
• Thomas Sowell: Duncan, Holder using black students to score votes
• Jackson: tragedy, controversy, heroism
• We're defined by how we treat those most vulnerable
• It's time to embrace change on teacher evaluations
• From wine seller to winemaker: John Hooper launches BNA Wine Group
• Severe T-storm warning for Sumner, Macon, Trousdale counties until 7:30 p.m.
• Patent suit against Comdata dismissed
• An open letter from Nashville to Peyton Manning
• Police make arrest in homeless beating death
• A revealing chat with Gov. Bill Haslam
• In the Kitchen With: Wild Iris chef David Billings
• Alexander Investigating Reports That the IRS Is Targeting Tea Party-related Nonprofits
• International Business Council Events & News
• Smithville man pleads guilty to selling phony military documents
• Murfreesboro Police apprehend fleeing suspect after vehicle crash
• I nominated Velma Lois Jones for the "Drum Majors for Service Award" and last mo...
• Top-ranked franchise company to establish new regional HQ in Nashville; invest more than $1 million
• Two suspected marijuana cigarettes found inside Murfreesboro fire station
• Nashville mayor invites residents to field day with the Tennessee Titans
• Check out this White House video honoring Memphian Velma Lois Jones and other he...
• Search for missing Kentucky man in Rutherford County is suspended
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms with warm temperatures expected
• Top of the List: Recording studios
• Metro may boost starting pay for teachers
• Four of largest U.S. banks flunk Fed's 'stress test'; Bank of America passes
• Rep. DesJarlais spends more on mailings than any in Congress
• Santorum denies Romney in Alabama, Mississippi
• Encyclopaedia Britannica stops the press after 244 years
• Cortland Finnegan reunites with Jeff Fisher in St. Louis
• Nashville's warm winter one for the record books
• Alexander to Air Force: C-17s Expected in Memphis in 2013
• Alexander to Labor Secretary on Proposed Overtime Rule: “You’re Talking About Raising the Cost of In-Home Companion Care to People That Can’t Really Afford It and Putting People Out of Work”
• Corker Introduces Shelby County Judge John Fowlkes at Senate Nomination Hearing
• Corker Introduces Shelby County Judge John Fowlkes at Senate Nomination Hearing
• Alexander to Air Force: Make Long-Term Plans to Ensure Arnold Engineering Development Center Stays at “Very High Level, With Cutting Edge Technologies”
• THP to step up DUI enforcement for St. Patrick's Day
• T.G.I. Friday's to hire 140 workers for Opry Mills return
• Corker Joins Colleagues in Urging Fairness for Non-Profit Groups Seeking Tax-Exempt Status from IRS
• Nashville chamber summit focuses on creativity, exports
• Corker Offers Amendments to Responsibly Pay for Two-Year Reauthorization of Highway Funding
• Traffic slowdown reported on I-440 near I-65
• Alexander Votes to “Extend, Update Highway Program Without Increasing Federal Debt”
• Suspect in violent Ky. robbery in custody after another alleged robbery in Clarksville
• Victim stabbed early Wednesday in Nashville
• Sen. Alexander to Sec. Solis: Proposed Overtime Rule Will Raise Cost of Home Health Care, Kill Jobs
• Resurgent Rick Santorum 'did it again' with more wins
• Nashville police officer dies after motorcycle hits pickup
• Murfreesboro police ask for info in homicide case
• Search for car in Cumberland River is called off
• Ex-husband arrested in another attack
• Einstein's marvels continue to unfold
• Leonard Pitts: 'American Muslim' a lost opportunity at understanding
• Doctors lead fight against Rx drug abuse
• State needs new emphasis on higher education
• Haslam bows out of appeal to save life of condemned dog
• Gail Kerr: Mayor Dean pushes Jesse Register to disclose potential conflicts
• Pat Summitt fans help raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease
• Blue Cross Tenn. pays $1.5 million for HIPAA violation
• Earnings: BioMimetic posts $9.9 million loss
• Solar tax issues facing new debate in Tennessee
• How to get on a headhunter's radar
• Entrepreneurs are older than most think, study says
• Retail sales rise in February
• Confidence matters: Biz leaders say more companies are willing to spend
• March Madness means distracted workers — but don't sweat it
• Nashville police officer killed in fatal crash near downtown
• Metro asks Fairgrounds Speedway to pay up in lawsuit
• Tennessee Titans’ Mike Munchak to speak at Nashville Business Breakfast at Lipscomb University April 11
• Nashville's Sitel sues insurer
• UPDATED: Suspect now in custody for shooting ex-wife Tuesday morning
• Vanderbilt Peabody ranked No. 1 for fourth consecutive year
• Granite City Food & Brewery plans Franklin restaurant
• Nashville woman indicted for child rape
• Syringes discovered on elementary school grounds in Rutherford County
• Above average temperatures for the workweek
• Lipscomb K-12 school to change name
• CMT's latest sponsorship: high school
• Peyton Manning to meet with Titans
• Neighbors vs. Central Parking battle continues
• Who will improve our airline food?
• Banks foreclosing on churches in record numbers
• Yahoo sues Facebook over patents
• Tide detergent has big new fans: thieves
• Volunteer service up last year
• Montgomery County Schools to dismiss two hours early
• Alexander: Majority Leader’s “Unprecedented Action” on Judges Prevents Senate from Addressing “Big Issues Americans Want Us to Deal With”
• Injury crash on I-40 near Fesslers blocks three lanes
• Crews stop looking for vehicle that went into Cumberland River
• Job Fair scheduled Wednesday in Murfreesboro
• Alexander Calls Majority Leader’s Filing Cloture on 17 District Court Noms an “Unprecedented Action”
• Temperatures 20 degrees above normal forecast all week
• Nashville's winter season the warmest in 40 years
• Woman found shot in vehicle Tuesday morning in north Nashville
• Rivals fight for the South
• Ex-congressman Artur Davis puts political bickering in perspective
• Super Tuesday voting glitch prompts Lincoln Davis lawsuit
• More than just badges drives Girl Scouts
• Self-regulated utility districts have uneven accountability
• Adams gets his wish; Manning set to meet with Titans Munchak
• University Receives National Award for Community Service
• Report: Iasis for sale for $2.4 billion
• Opry Mills plans reopening events
• Metro strikes first deal under new 'zombie' neighborhood plan
• Clay Walker, Gallatin's ECD director, moves on
• Comprehensive safety plan attacks crime in Tennessee
• Inconsistency on moral stances worry Catholics
• Bleiweis named CEO of Energy Automation Systems
• Tax Foundation: TN's beer tax among lowest in country
• Cal Thomas: Outmaneuvered GOP must accentuate the positive
• 34th Annual University-Wide Research Symposium set for March 26-30
• Gallery: Which TN colleges spend the most on basketball?
• Passport Health buys Stat Technologies
• BRI Services seeks bankruptcy protection
• Domestic, international missions involved 350 students, faculty, friends during spring break
• SBA launches nationwide fund to invest $1.5B in small biz
• The Melrose pub changes name to allow more locations
• The Melrose shopping center to be redeveloped with apartments and retail
• Man accused of attempted murder after incident at Hendersonville apartment
• Top of the List: Nashville's toughest golf courses
• Servpro sues competitor for trademark infringement
• AP: Tennessee public groups inconsistent on meeting notices
• Bud Adams wants Peyton Manning for Titans
• Vanderbilt, Belmont prep for March Madness
• Vanderbilt triumphs over Kentucky in SEC championship
• Big banks at center of interest rate probe
• Final Occupy Nashville protestor removed
• Police still seek convicted rapist who disappeared
• Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee celebrate 100th anniversary
• Lion of Zion honor goes to local pastor
• Teen shot while trying to break in home in Cheatham County
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle overnight
• Slowdown on I-65 near Brentwood
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On State Senator Mike Faulk's Decision Not To Seek Re-Election
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Former House Speaker Jimmy Naifeh's Decision To Retire
• Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival 2012
• Warm temperatures with isolated showers and thunderstorms
• Murfreesboro Fire Department is installing special alarms for people with disabilities
• Rachel Bell's hard work pulled off stunner, beating Mike Jameson
• Democrats resist GOP attempts to limit the state’s college scholarship program
• Mass transit requests top $2.9 million in Middle Tennessee
• Santorum says Gingrich should reconsider race
• Gail Kerr: Nashville chamber risks big loss by riling mayor, council
• Clarence Page: How about a 'GED' for college?
• New legislation criminalizes homelessness
• Bill clarifies employee misconduct
• Titans owner Bud Adams says he wants Manning regardless
• Nashville Indie Music: March 12th - March 18th
• Warmer temperatures with isolated thunderstorms to begin the workweek
• TN exit polls show Santorum dominated, but elderly, wealthy favored Romney
• Good child care can be hard to find in TN
• Hillsboro Village residents plan to clog street in protest
• 'Days of Our Lives' star goes to the dogs
• Political Notebook: Gov. Haslam, Tom Ingram to chat at Lipscomb
• 285 voters cast provisional ballots over photo ID issues
• Rutherford Democrats pack convention
• Wilson County Briefs: Commission to decide if shelter will accept cats
• Week in review: Gaylord, Dollywood would get tax break on water park
• Week ahead: Time to 'spring forward'
• Davidson County Briefs: Church's 'Human' series features nature photographer
• Williamson County Briefs: Porsche, Audi to open dealerships in Mallory Park
• Sumner County Briefs: Realignment clears 1st hurdle
• Rutherford County Briefs: Parking plan brings concerns
• Rutherford official urges more more efficient use of schools
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th year
• Gail Kerr: Jimmy Naifeh leaves complex legacy as king of the Hill
• David Lipscomb Campus School changes name to Lipscomb Academy June 1
• Frank Daniels III: Bias is in the eye of the beholder
• George Will: Government's reach puts it outside the law
• Richard J. Grant: Is Fed's monetary policy twisted or merely sterile?
• Wind credit boosts jobs at low cost
• Child care centers scarce in downtown Nashville
• Here's how star ratings program works
• Struggling families count on child care
• Woman finds husband's other wife on Facebook
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney strong in Wyoming
• Ft. Campbell soldier extradited, booked on homicide charges
• Obama strikes back at GOP critics on gas prices
• Sunny skies today, unsettled weather to begin the workweek
• Little difference in principals leadership practices across school types
• Alexander thinks incentives might spur communities to accept nuclear waste
• Nashville woman dishes on having dinner with the Obamas
• Occupy Nashville's final holdout waits for his arrest
• Alexander says subsidies for wind energy are a waste
• Nashville police Web link helps public report suspects at large
• MTSU professor, team drive cross country on 2 gallons of gas
• Rep. Stephen Fincher's IPO legislation gets key House win
• Hamilton County jury to hear MTSU stabbing case
• DeWayne Wickham: Netanyahu wrong to doubt Obama's resolve
• SBA works with business for fair regulations
• Right-wing machine creates monster
• Publisher's note: A change in Business Journal delivery
• Startups excited about JOBS Act
• Gaylord, Dollywood up for 60% tax break
• U.S. Marshal's task force joins hunt for convicted rapist who left during Thursday trial
• New fashion boutique opening downtown, more Opry Mills permits
• Trustee accuses The Gallery owners of fraud in bankruptcy case
• Permits: Taziki's coming to Green Hills
• Robertson County launches new ECD strategy
• Judge: Jury in Madden case to come from Hamilton County
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs; unemployment stays at 8.3%
• Body found at abandoned home in Murfreesboro
• Renaissance Center Babes in Hollywood dinner show offers Friday night discount
• Quantum: Employee engagement rose in 2011
• Candlelight vigil planned tonight for Monday shooting victim
• Gallery: TN Commerce auction includes jewelry, watches, Bridgestone suite
• Civic leadership institute launches series with Tom Ingram and Gov. Bill Haslam
• Forty Under 40 winners on their generation, favorite apps
• Two in custody after woman robbed on street in Clarksville
• Davidson Sheriff's Office disciplines director after DUI charge
• Sunny skies to end the workweek
• Vanderbilt to build $7.6M Cool Springs drug lab
• Memphis may buy its downtown ballpark
• Taxi commish under fire for remarks on cabbies
• BofA cuts side deal on $25B mortgage settlement
• Occupy Nashville protestors strike camp
• Tennessee among most favorable U.S. states
• FAA predicts passenger travel will double in 20 years
• Starbucks to launch single-cup coffee machine
• Government job cuts slow
• Check out The David Mayfield Parade at SXSW
• Update on campus incident Friday morning
• Nashville Police locate and arrest suspect for deadly hit and run
• Smith Springs Road traffic stop leads to mobile methamphetamine charge
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed in Cannon County officer involved shooting death
• Tennessee among most favorable U.S. states
• Occupy Nashville clears camp; 1 protester defies ban
• MTSU professor drives cross-country on 2.15 gallons of purchased gas
• MTA offering free bus fares Friday
• Update: Antioch house fire late Thursday called a total loss
• Lipscomb has to evacuate High Rise students for second straight night
• Nashville Police investigate Methamphetamine operation overnight
• Paul Gaustad continues his acclimation to Nashville
• Antioch man leaves trial before rape conviction
• Romney facing a skeptical South
• Lipscomb reopens dorm after pipe bursts
• Camilla Benbow: Parents should look for these 3 things in a great school
• Four Peabody faculty members named AERA fellows
• Volunteers needed to plant 5,000 trees in MIddle TN
• Suspect named in theft at Mt. Juliet assisted living facility
• Letters contradict DesJarlais' denial that he pushed for swift loan guarantees
• Kathleen Parker: Note to Mitt: Let people see your true self
• Provisional ballot form sends voters to bank call center
• Cheekwood's trees, flowers are blooming early
• Charlie Lamb, founding board member of the CMA, dies
• TN soldiers get France's top honor for helping liberate it from Nazis
• Tennessee ranks favorably among other states according to voter survey
• GMA announces hosts, performers for gospel music's 43rd annual Dove Awards
• Legislative impasse on ECD, guns and zoning - for now
• Nashville Tech Council launches 'Five Pillars' program
• Cold case detectives seek public help to find an accused killer
• Yates Construction opens new Nashville office
• Robertson County to unveil new growth strategy
• Traffic woes stack up on Interstate 24 tonight
• Caesar's Italian Restaurant: you can eat healthy
• ASCAP's 2011 revenue: $985 million
• Nashville home sales continue to gain momentum
• Tennessee, Nashville show solid export results in Brookings report
• Nashville Public Library pushes back against ebook publishers
• Report Say Titans Interested In Peyton Manning; Don't Get Your Hopes Up
• Antioch man walks away from courthouse during his rape trial
• Resolution twists facts to hinder sustainability
• Bill would modernize fraud, waste reporting
• Cashmere Agency, Vibe Magazine and MMXLII Return to SXSW 2012
• Nashville radio station stands behind Rush Limbaugh
• Consumer attitudes improving, Fannie Mae finds
• Scripps Howard: Sen. Alexander seeks end to wind energy tax credit
• Home sales cash in on warm February in Middle TN
• Camilla P. Benbow: A talk can reveal teacher's qualities
• Biglari increases Cracker Barrel stake to 14.97%
• Earnings: Kirkland's profits up 5.5% in 4Q
• YP Nashville Monthly
• Washington Post Op-ed: Sen. Corker: Senate must face fiscal reality in pending highway bill
• Mt. Juliet Police identify suspect in jewelry scam
• TSU Men’s Basketball Accepts Bid to CIT
• Nashville Police has new online tool to help report suspects at large
• Earnings: Delek posts $6 million 4Q loss
• Woman, 19, found dead, stabbed in Tullahoma duplex
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected today
• Chattanooga's Double-Cola doubles down on rebranding
• Better Business Bureau responding to online competition
• 10 interview questions designed to trick you
• NCAA tournament selection committee to reveal rankings, process
• Michael Harnett promoted to president at AirPlay Direct
• Occupy Nashville counting down until eviction
• Microsoft says the cloud will create nearly 14M jobs
• Small-business advocate heads to Nashville
• <b>Update</b> - Day classes canceled; water main breaks near High Rise
• Cheekwood's trees, flowers blooming early
• Hillsboro West End residents to protest Central Parking
• Corker Issues Budget Point of Order against Highway Bill for Violating Spending Limits in Budget Control Act
• Hundreds gather to <em>Nurture</em> their hearts and souls at spiritual formation conference
• Chuy's to hire 150 for new Opry Mills restaurant
• Alexander: “We’re One Budget Year Away From a Ticking Time Bomb in the States” as Governors Try to Comply With Health Care Law Mandates
• Alexander calls for ending wind-energy subsidies
• Apartment fire in north Nashville to be investigated
• Corker Congratulates World War II Veterans Receiving France’s Legion of Honor Award
• Traffic problems continue on wet roads
• Suspect arrested for attempted abduction of teen girl in Hendersonville
• Lipscomb University cancels classes after water pipe bursts overnight
• Middle Tennessee could get up to 2 inches of rain Thursday
• Tennessee WWII vets to be honored by France in Nashville
• Tennessee-wide child sexual abuse campaign begins Thursday
• Blackburn Statement in Support of the JOBS Act
• Camilla Benbow: Parents should look for these 3 things in a great school
• Appeals court weighing Nashville 2007 police promotions case
• Lincoln Davis gets apology after TN registration mix-up
• Prostitution relentlessly victimizes women, children
• Fight to end soring is everyone's duty
• Stop silence that perpetuates child sex abuse
• GOP, Democrats fight to gain female voters
• Convention fight may be last chance for Romney rivals
• Rick Santorum's win in TN shows power of values voters
• Burger Up reopens to comforting embrace after co-founder's death
• After friend's murder, Brentwood mom teaches others how to fight back
• Predators form special bonds with their road roommates
• George Kelley, retired florist and founder of prayer registry, dies at 85
• Antioch residents ask Metro council to reject asphalt plant
• I will be on Politics Nation with Reverend Al Sharpton at 5:10pm CST to talk abo...
• Leonard Pitts: Rush, symptom of a corrupt ideology, will survive
• O'Charley's: No new suitors during 'go-shop' period
• Warm, breezy conditions today, unsettled conditions to end the week
• Santorum carries Tennessee as Romney wins six Super Tuesday states
• Digital records may not cut health costs, study says
• Knoxville's 'Extreme Makeover' overtime bill: $62k
• Here's the problem with Apple Inc.'s new iPad
• Dean, TN mayors urge Congress to act on new transportation bill
• Restaurant beer sales shot up in 2011
• The 25 worst passwords of 2011
• Have you ever 'showroomed'?
• Exhibition - Karen Bondarchuk
• Wreck on I-40 in Donelson
• Appeals court to hear Nashville Police promotions case
• Teenage girl charged with armed robbery in La Vergne
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Democrat Eddie Bass' Decision To Retire
• Santorum's strong showing likely to prolong GOP contest
• Councilman Brady Banks admits wrongdoing, plans to continue serving
• Nashville police seek 3 men in Napier shooting that injures 2 contractors
• Weekly Obsession: Playing our song
• Guns are only property Constitution protects
• Mountaintop removal violates Christian faith
• Restore protections to Scenic Vistas Act
• Gail Kerr: TN results underscore GOP divide
• Romney widens lead - but at a cost
• Voter ID law sees few hiccups
• Binkley wins 3-way vote for Circuit Court post
• Sumner voters say no to wheel tax increase
• Bell stuns Jameson for General Sessions post
• Murfreesboro police boost noise enforcement
• Nashville Chamber shifts position on zoning bills
• Obama has his say on GOP's day
• John Isbell nabs third assessor term in Sumner County
• Greg Brooks takes final lead in Rutherford vote for GOP roads chief
• Calhoun wins easily for seat on Berry Hill commission
• Bill Boner to face Democrat Rob Mitchell for Rutherford property assessor
• Country Music Hall of Fame to induct Connie Smith, Garth Brooks, Hargus Robbins
• TN corporate heavy hitters decry NRA gun bills
• Today I spoke about my friend and colleague, Congressman Donald Payne
• Nashville artists heading to SXSW next week
• National commentator on black women's issues spoke at women's conference this month
• Haslam seeks to shield names of company owners asking for state money
• Calhoun wins easily for seat on Berry Hill commission
• University Welcomes Nobel Prize Winner at Chemistry Open House April 17
• Nissan not worried by pace of Leaf sales
• Former Rep. Davis: I was denied right to vote
• CHS acquires Texas-based clinic
• StartupBus rolls into Nashville
• Rick Santorum wins North Dakota
• Police hold murder suspect on attempted assault charge involving officer
• Poll: Business Journal readers are voting for…
• Santorum wins Tennessee
• Bell leads former Councilman Jameson
• Verizon adds more broadband competition in Nashville
• Romney pads lead with wins
• Last night I spoke to WMC Channel 5 about proposed changes to the Hope Scholarsh...
• Mona Charen: There Democrats go again, twisting birth-control debate
• Gingrich thanks Georgia voters for win
• I will be on The Young Turks tonight on Current TV to discuss Super Tuesday resu...
• Fortune names Tennessee's most-admired companies
• Haslam talks economy, eco devo controversy
• Duke LifePoint to buy Michigan hospital
• NHI to build 8 assisted-living facilities totaling $72 million
• Burger Up to reopen for lunch Wednesday
• Called out Rush Limbaugh & how his advertisers are accessories to his conduct. S...
• Councilman apologizes, agreement could dismiss prostitution charge
• Fortune names Tennessee's most-admired companies
• Equifax sees consumer comeback in ‘12
• Two workers shot at J.C. Napier housing project
• Officials claim smooth Super Tuesday so far
• Springfield woman arrested on 100 counts of prescription drug charges
• Franklin gets new med-tech company
• Tennesseans to help shape Super Tuesday
• Fifth Third launches venture capital program
• Dems urge Haslam to intervene on lotto scholarships
• Burger Up to reopen Wednesday
• Overhead bins getting bigger
• 'Forgiven' credit card debt not always totally forgiven
• Economist who foresaw bubbles' burst urges caution on home prices
• Banks question Federal Reserve on stress-test disclosure
• Murfreesboro police increase noise enforcement
• Tree planting effort aims for 5,000
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run is identified
• Wreck on I-65 north of downtown
• Update: Murder suspect in Cayce shooting Monday will be charged
• Sunny skies and warmer temperatures for the middle of the week
• More Tennesseans seek to expunge criminal records
• La Vergne library promotes steampunk movement
• Man taken into custody after standoff in East Nashville home
• Police seek suspect in Madison robbery
• Soldier suspected in fatal shooting arrested in N.C.
• Romney, Santorum push for Super Tuesday edge
• Soccer not the pregame sport of choice for a few Predators
• Davidson County jail director arrested on DUI charge
• Police say officer shot, injured man who appeared to be reaching for gun
• GOP campaign swerves off course
• Part of Radnor Lake park to be burned for plant control
• Flood preparedness meetings scheduled
• Gene Policinski: Be vigilant about laws targeting Occupiers
• Career-tech important program in real world
• Hotline in place to field voter ID law problems
• Accomplished local photographer arrested on sexual battery, rape charges
• Avenue Bank CEO honored with Dean Institute Leadership and Integrity Award
• Yesterday I was on Up With Chris Hayes. See here
• Slow sales cast doubt on Leaf, electric vehicles
• New Home2 Suites gets GM
• Murphey named trustee in Citizens Corp.'s Ch. 11
• Jim Cloar named CEO of Pathfinder Therapeutics
• Something needs to be said
• Nashville's most popular property listings on LoopNet
• Randstad: Employee confidence growing
• University to Host Medical Seminars for Senior Citizens
• SouthComm buys Cincinnati's CityBeat weekly
• Students celebrate Tuition Freedom Day by thanking generous donors
• Hillsboro Village apartment project to kick off next year
• Acadia completes $91M purchase of three facilities
• TSU celebrates Cultural Appreciation Week April 7 – 12
• J. Alexander's adopts new poison pill
• Police seek suspect in Madison robbery and stabbing case
• HR Notes
• Davidson County jail director arrested on DUI
• Top of the List: Accounting firms
• Polls: Santorum's TN lead over Romney all but gone
• Gingrich's TN co-chairman switches support to Santorum
• Councilman Banks breaks silence after prostitution arrest
• Nissan may revive Datsun badge
• The anatomy of gas prices
• Retailers see strong sales this spring compared to last
• IPOs were down 20 percent in 2011 across U.S.
• Delta adds pay-to-download movies
• TN GOP primary might be too close to call, polls show
• Steampunk movement boosted by La Vergne library
• Flood preparedness meetings scheduled
• Fatal crash reconstruction to impact I-24 traffic in Rutherford County
• S.W.A.T. team called out to east Nashville standoff
• Multi vehicle wreck causes backup on I-40 near Stewarts Ferry
• Work under way on LP Field upgrades
• Crews respond to house fire in Fairview
• Motorcyclist dies in Clarksville accident
• Police identify pedestrian killed Saturday in hit and run
• Two Nashville convenience stores robbed overnight
• S.W.A.T. team called out in east Nashville standoff
• Country fans can livestream 2012 Hall of Fame inductee announcement March 6
• Parthenon Symposium - Lost Eagle: The Untold Story Of The Legionary Eagle On Rome’s Most Famous Statue
• Reflections of the Dutch Golden Age Etchings By Adriaen van Ostade
• Cool temperatures today, a warm up for the rest of the workweek
• GOP grows eager for primaries to end
• Property activists challenge planners
• Cheatham County school board leaves bullying off agenda
• Suit to test protections of religious employers
• George Will: Complaints over super PACs purely partisan
• TDEC moves leave environmental direction uncertain
• President must deal with loss of auto-parts jobs
• Six WWII veterans from TN to receive French honor
• Rapper Young Buck and girlfriend shot at after nightclub argument
• Storms disrupt blood donations
• Gail Kerr: Guns-at-work proposal is a disaster in waiting
• Cool temperatures to begin the workweek
• Rapper Young Buck and girlfriend shot at after nightclub argument
• Corker Says President Obama in AIPAC Address Laid out Good Foundation for Progress in Middle East Peace Process, Preventing Iranian Nuclear Capability
• TN tornado survivors survey damage
• Nashville pastor hit with fiscal, moral questions
• Election battle could signal future of TN GOP
• Burger Up co-founder's death stuns 12South community
• Leonard Pitts: Memo to GOP: Yesterday's gone
• Frank Daniels: Inquiring newspapers find new opportunities
• Saritha Prabhu: Contraception issue really about control of women
• Richard J. Grant: Central planning can't improve on market
• Gail Kerr: It's callous for Republicans to block door to college
• Bredesen urges reform in Medicaid waiver process
• Continental, United airlines combine operations smoothly in Nashville
• Week Ahead: Tennesseans vote on Tuesday
• Week In Review: Storms hammer Tennessee
• Political Notebook: Tennessee Democrats take early aim at Mitt Romney
• Sumner County Briefs: Sam's Club fuel stations open
• Wilson County Briefs: Officials want new high school without raising taxes
• Williamson County Briefs: Franklin's Charge supporters face May 1 deadline for land
• Davidson County Briefs: NSA students to display their skills
• Rutherford County Briefs: Brutality inquiry clears Murfreesboro officers
• Nashville Indie Music: March 5th - March 11th
• Sunny skies expected for the weekend
• Burger Up co-founder dies in apparent suicide
• Corker Statement on Friday’s Severe Storms in Tennessee
• Nashville Lawn and Garden Show 2012
• Ray Waddle: Amid unholy noise, sacred sounds cleanse spirit
• Bee champ survives spellbinding drama
• Former Glencliff High teacher charged with statutory rape
• GOP hopefuls make closing pitch in TN before primary
• Two Sommet execs respond to warrants, plead not guilty
• Young voters cool to Obama
• Nolensville police officer indicted in extortion
• Panetta tells 101st: Military won't be intimidated by attacks
• Group seeks funds for new projects at Fort Campbell
• Herman Cain tours TN in support of Gingrich
• Mona Charen: Who's the true conservative?
• Challenged rural counties need high-speed Internet
• TEAM Act opens door to political patronage
• Tip sheet for filing claims
• Insurance often covers hail damage, agents say
• Hal Gill returns to Nashville after a brief trip to Montreal
• University Weather ALERT: Campus to close at 3:30
• Dickson cleans up after storms
• RAPID FIRE 20 Q with Meggan Schafer 'Cinderella' in 'Disney Live!'; TPAC March 4
• MetroCenter building sold for $1.5 million
• Clarksville TN severe weather statement
• Up-tempo practice signals Predators getting back to business
• Political Strategist Donna Brazile to speak at University April 19
• Nashville among top metros for buying foreclosed homes
• Worst tourists are Americans, say Americans
• Legends Bank to expand into Davidson County
• I will be on MSNBC’s “Up With Chris Hayes” on Sunday from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. CT to...
• Michael Burcham to be honored by White House
• Permit: Silo Restaurant opening in Germantown
• NES reports 8,400 without power
• H.G. Hill, Southeast buy more land for 12 South project
• Nissan sales up 15.5 percent in February
• Shark Tank investor helps ChordBuddy find success
• Peabody paves way with PTSD research
• In case of emergency: Tips from SBA, FEMA
• Police: Suspect officer fired on was actually fugitive from Kentucky
• Long-term mortgage rates drop
• Schools, organizations cancel events ahead of severe weather
• Tennessee unemployment rate falls below national average
• MAP: Film perks by state
• Earnings: Genesco 4Q profits up 34.4 percent
• Bredesen urges Medicaid reform
• Stormy day ahead for Nashville
• TN open container bill fails, again
• Smartphone auto-correct shuts down two Georgia schools
• AT&T ending unlimited data plans
• Google launches airline reservation system
• Economists: Recovery can stay on track despite gas price increases
• Suspect wanted for sexual assault in Berry Hill
• Warrants issued for indicted Sommet Group execs
• Women bring bus tour to town to promote Rick Santorum
• Free rides on MTA bus routes offered next Friday
• Storm shelters open across Middle Tennessee
• Several Middle Tennessee counties under tornado warnings
• How does Nashville Electric Service restore power?
• Williamson, Wilson and Rutherford schools to close early as storms loom
• Police seek person with knowledge of man found dead near homeless camp
• Tennessee unemployment rate falls below national average
• Wreck on Briley and I-24 north of Nashville
• Severe weather possible today
• Police: Metro officer fires on suspect who refused repeated warnings
• Severe weather expected to hit Middle Tennessee
• Sommet Group execs indicted
• Back-over deaths devastate families
• TN's job gains bypass Latinos
• Ex-Nashville resident accidentally shoots wife with AK-47, police say
• Rutherford County Sheriff's office reports increase in crime
• Robbery may be motive in Goodlettsville hotel slayings
• 4 indicted on horse soring charges
• Ruth Marcus: Rick Santorum's attacks on Obama feel personal
• Profile of apartment renter is changing in a positive way
• Post-force security is issue for candidates
• Homeless man's death doesn't go unnoticed
• Severe weather to hit Middle TN today
• Lineup decisions on the front burner for Trotz
• Warmer trend in Nashville continues in February
• Rosenberg bows out of circuit court race, endorses Robinson
• Poll: Should rear-view cameras be required for new cars?
• Tracy Lawrence celebrates 20 years in country: 'I feel very blessed in my life'
• Former Sommet Group executives indicted
• Nicolle Galyon on NBC hit "The Voice"
• Continental shifting operations to United at Nashville International
• Biz offensive on gun bills officially fires up
• Site Selection mag: TN No. 9 in U.S.
• Estelle ready for Nashville Bet Music Matters Concert
• Alley-Cassetty Brick buys Jones Stone Co.
• Synergy Business Park in Brentwood sold for $62.8M
• Ramsey: ECD secrecy discussions 'up in the air'
• Earnings: First Acceptance posts $25.7M loss
• Mayor announces open enrollment for free high school, college prep pilot program
• Continental flyers must use United ticket counter at Nashville airport starting Saturday
• Creditors seek to block Grubb & Ellis bankruptcy sale
• Lipscomb University helps veterans’ transition from ‘Battlefield to Boardroom’ with seminar March 6
• Alexander Secures Commitment from Interior Secretary Salazar to Keep Tennessee Fish Hatcheries Open
• Nashville police investigating two incidents of drivers crashing into buildings
• TSU Students Earn Scholarship Award in Case Competition
• Sommet Group partners hit with federal charges
• Announcing the 2012 Best in Business Awards finalists
• Memphis Commercial Appeal: Former Army ranger, now a Memphian, praised for World War II heroics
• CHS acquires Illinois hospital
• U.S. economy grew 3% in 4Q
• The White House Easter Egg Roll Ticket Lottery is open today through March 5 at...
• Bank of America weighing new fees
• February marks fourth straight month of above normal temperatures
• Tie That Binds seminar held March 30 for serious and engaged couples
• Nashville med mart developers "real pleased" with progress
• Married with children numbers down as Nashville grows
• 'Nashville Banner' publisher ordered to pay IRS back taxes
• Recognize Tennessee's new tourism slogan?
• Volkswagen plans Knoxville warehouse
• Memphis named No. 1 barbecue city in America
• Storms kill three in Tennessee
• Ramsey says bill stops mountaintop removal; not so, advocates say
• Former Nashville resident accidentally shoots wife with AK-47
• Robbery may be motive in Goodlettsville hotel shootings
• Confident consumers spending more
• Corker Says Fitch Report Adds to Fears over Foreclosure Settlement’s Risk to Retirement Savings and U.S. Housing Market
• Nashville Area Chamber announces 2012 Academies of Nashville Award nominees
• Corker Comments on Storm Damage in Tennessee
• Risk for severe storms on Friday in Middle TN is upgraded
• Medical mart on schedule to open in 2014
• Rosenberg suspends Circuit Court campaign
• Wreck reported on I-65 near Harding Place
• Woman sent to prison for 8 years in Clarksville arson, child porn case
• Alexander Statement on Wednesday’s Storm in Middle Tennessee
• Alexander Votes for Blunt Amendment to Restore “Religious Conscience” Protections
• Animatronic dinosaur exhibit to open at Nashville Zoo
• Lipscomb to commemorate first phase completion of building project
• Sunny skies today, storms to end the workweek
• Court weighs Bible study case
• MTSU case hit with gag order
• 'The Tennessean,' MTSU partner to help community solve problems
• Let's reconsider how we care for aging loved ones
• Banks have changed with people's needs
• Dr. Seuss partially right on environment
• GOP delegate fight possible over summer
• DUI probe: Was driver in fatal crash overserved before getting behind wheel?
• Rick Santorum takes jab at rivals during Belmont visit
• Davidson County poverty has worsened, study finds
• Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe: you can eat healthy
• TN delegate rules shape Super Tuesday strategies
• Solar-powered home visiting Nashville
• Opening arguments begin in Galaxy Star gang case
• Nashville police suspect homeless man beaten to death
• Referee hits coach during youth basketball game, claims self-defense
• Iraq War veterans from Tennessee dine at White House
• Craig Morgan says new album 'may be the best record I ever make'
• Program celebrates TN state parks' anniversary
• TBR Announces TSU Presidential Search Timeline
• Cal Thomas: Politics reveal 'God gap,' and clergy isn't helping close it
• Cumberland Pharamaceuticals posts $900k 4Q profit
• State Board of Regents announces timeline for TSU president search
• FTC orders Fresenius to divest 54 clinics to Dialysis Newco
• Rivergate self-storage warehouse sells for $2.3M
• Nashville office building sells for $1.2 million
• Sam's Sports Grill goes smoke-free
• Antioch shopping center fetches $2.3M in friendly foreclosure
• Tennessee banks made $260M in 2011, up 266%
• Standard Parking to buy Central Parking for $350 million
• Paychecks flat, hiring up in Nashville
• Poll: Nashville optimistic on economy's momentum
• 'Topping out’ ceremony celebrates milestone for nursing, health sciences facility
• Facebook opens Timeline to business users
• The United Food and Commercial Workers have given me a 100% rating on their late...
• UPDATED: Dead body found near I-65 and Harding Place
• Poverty worsens in Davidson County, study finds
• Rutherford County judge issues limited gag order in Madden case
• University Students Capture Awards at National STEM Conference
• TN to investigate if alleged drunk driver in I-65 fatality was over-served
• Court hearings scheduled for juveniles charged in Murfreesboro shooting
• International Business Council Events & News
• Showers and thunderstorms through the rest of the week
• Metro offers HCA $11M tax break for new data center
• Travel websites prevail against TN cities in court
• Porsche, Audi dealership plans Brentwood locations
• Santorum to host Belmont rally tonight
• Dow closes above 13,000 for first time since 2008
• Apple to unveil new iPad March 7
• Romney wins Michigan, Arizona
• Gas prices to blame for fast increase in summer airfares
• Google+ a virtual ghost town compared to Facebook
• Opening arguments begin in Galaxy Star gang case
• Three suspects in custody after overnight carjacking
• Updated: Vehicle crashes into office building in Hermitage
• Alexander to World War II Veteran and Memphis Resident Wilbur K. Hoffman: “Your Nation is Proud of You”
• Sen. Alexander on WWII Vet and Memphis Resident Bill Hoffman: “Your Nation is Proud of You”
• Couple to marry this afternoon at White Castle on Nolensville Road
• System that moved through Midwest heads toward Middle Tennessee
• Stalled vehicle affects traffic on I-24 near downtown
• Nashville's BMI reps, record label celebrate The Band Perry's latest No. 1
• Stabbing in Donelson results in serious injury
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Another Democrat's Decision To Retire
• 2 found dead at Goodlettsville hotel were targeted, police believe
• Homeless man charged in carjacking
• 2 in Galaxy Star gang case face trial
• Gail Kerr: Women are influential in elections but indifferent to this primary
• Bridgestone Arena gets overnight makeover for SEC tournament
• Blackburn Votes To Repeal IPAB
• Geocachers leap at rare opportunity
• Man dies after La Vergne truck accident
• Dean Benbow to lead national commission on educator preparation
• Muslims speak at U.S. attorney's counter-terrorism training
• Giovanni's Ristorante: you can eat healthy
• Coach Inc. sues Murfreesboro salon over knock-off products
• Weekly Obsession: Primary appointment
• Travis Cottrell Captures 2 Dove Nominations
• Gun bill interferes with property rights
• Federal minimum wage all we need
• Mitt Romney's latest victories weren't knockout
• Mayor Karl Dean is Easter Seals' Nashvillian of the Year
• Travel websites, accused of shortchanging local TN governments, prevail in court
• Mountaintop removal foes try new strategy
• La Vergne marks leap day anniversary
• National Social Security expert speaks to business, poly sci students
• Judge candidate failed to disclose involvement in cases in council questionnaire
• DeWayne Wickham: Affirmative-action defense is secondary to bigger issue
• Which retailers make the most money per square foot?
• Banks hit pre-recession profit levels in 2011, FDIC says
• AKC lists Nashville's top 10 dog breeds
• Report: TN construction contracts up 82 percent
• Galaxy Star gang case sends two to trial
• Failed TN Commerce sues customer over $7.6M in loans
• Police: Public Works employee admitted to raping a 6-year-old girl
• Rick Santorum to hold public rally at Belmont Wednesday
• Judge slams Ed Lowery in trustee appointment
• Metro Nashville, state to announce partnership on low-performing schools
• Coach Inc. accuses Murfreesboro salon of selling counterfeits
• University Names New Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving
• Severe weather possible Wednesday
• Tractor Supply Co. aims to double store count
• Person trapped by rolling truck in La Vergne dies of injuries
• Who cares about Leap Day? Geocachers.
• Gallery: Nashville’s 50 lowest-paying jobs
• Online travel sites win federal lawsuit in Nashville
• FHA to hike home mortgage insurance premiums
• Police terminate investigation of suspicious device in Madison
• Homeless man to be charged in Monday's south Nashville carjacking
• AT&T would charge app makers for data usage
• Occupy Nashville eviction bill lands on Gov. Haslam's desk
• Want to cash in on oil prices? You'd better wait
• Student debt taking its toll on housing market
• Study: More bank customers shift money to smaller institutions
• Southwest Airlines slows expansion plans
• Does higher IQ correlate with better portfolio performance?
• ECD critic's district received $9M in grants
• Gaylord Entertainment marketing director resigns
• Police: Shooting victims at Goodlettsville hotel weren't random
• Early voting ends Tuesday, ballots down 10 percent
• Corker to Donovan: How Will $26 Billion Foreclosure Settlement Cost Americans Saving for Retirement?
• TN state parks 75th anniversary celebration set for Thursday at Radnor Lake
• Husband, wife found shot to death at Goodlettsville hotel
• Wreck on I-40 stalls traffic near downtown
• Police investigate report of shots fired at taxicab
• NEI’s Nuclear Energy Research and Development Policymaker of the 112th Congress
• Newcomer Kacey Musgraves nabs opening slot on John Mayer tour after CRS debut
• Crews work on a water main break in Hendersonville
• In State Prospect Makes Good At Combine; Could He Be The Titans First Pick?
• Cheatham County wreck kills 13-year-old Sycamore Middle student
• Decriminalization of solicitation would not help women it victimizes
• Meal remarks show GOP lacks real leaders
• Prostitution stings detract from crime-fighting
• New Predators help present, but future still cloudy for star defensemen
• Police arrest suspect in carjacking
• Newt Gingrich ramps up Tennessee campaign
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected overnight tonight
• Republican excitement in primary is lacking
• The trouble with New York's teacher data dump
• Obama gains with women; jobs, social issues help
• Sex trafficking trial unusual in scope
• Early voting comes to an end today
• Author William Gay recalled as master storyteller
• Lebanon vote on higher sales tax invalid
• Photo IDs to be available Saturday
• Belmont celebrates site's topping out
• Romney, Santorum appear headed for Ohio showdown
• CABLE/COB study reveals women are 47% of workforce but only 8% of board seats
• Tennessee State University Conducting Research with Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
• FORENSICS TEAM DEFEATS THREE FORMER NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
• Newt Gingrich needles Obamacare in Nashville
• Healthways: U.S. obesity rates leveling off
• I just spoke on the House floor about 'Undefeated' winning an Oscar for best doc...
• Gaylord CEO: Proposed casino could be good for business
• Thomas Sowell: Sound-bite debates have hurt Republican chances
• Teen killed in Cheatham County crash
• Andrei Kostitsyn’s addition bolsters Nashville’s group of forwards
• Pending U.S. home sales rise in January
• TSU Presents An Evening with Gospel Artist Wintley Phipps and Guests
• Three men sentenced in horse soring case
• Antioch apartment community fetches $4.17 million
• Nashville PD: We have carjacking suspect
• Lipscomb among universities to join Tennessee Transfer Pathways Program
• Study: TN public co. boards still lack gender diversity
• Honkytonk Central coming to Seanachie's Broadway spot
• Seventy-five years later, Dr. Seuss still satisfies
• Nashville ADDY winners named
• Special offer to get photo IDs for voters this Saturday
• Top of the List: West End office buildings
• Tennessee documentary wins Oscar
• First Baptist plots Broadway expansion plans
• Big banks to get protection on mortgages
• Titans raising some ticket prices
• Gingrich visiting Nashville today
• SunTrust moving wealth-management positions to Nashville
• Corker fundraising easily outstrips opponents
• Belmont celebrates 'Topping Out' ceremony for new Dickens Hall
• Cumberland riverbank stabilization in Old Hickory almost complete
• Police order blood alcohol test in crash that killed Rutherford mom, toddler
• Nashville Ranked #8 Best Real Estate Market in US
• Nashville’s East Rebounds From Tough Times
• Two dead bodies discovered in Goodlettsville hotel
• Rutherford County sheriff apprehends fleeing suspect
• Traffic slowed on Vietnam Veterans Boulevard near I-65
• 101.1 Da Beat's Scooby Nashville Memorial Service at Mt. Zion Baptist Church
• Gas prices up 8 cents in Nashville from last week
• Clouds will begin to build over Clarksville
• Dry weather expected Monday; rain forecast Tuesday and Wednesday
• Jackson club shooting leaves 1 dead, 20 injured
• Noted author William Gay dies
• There is a real need for pain management
• Clarence Page: Candidates' bedroom talk overtakes campaign
• Here's why we should be glad we have lobbyists
• City officials fear state GOP efforts aim to undercut local zoning control
• Gail Kerr: Hazel O'Leary's successor at Fisk University must reconnect with Nashville
• Chilled or spicy hot, soup warms the souls
• Payments to move creeks, destroy wetlands criticized
• Dwight Yoakam narrates local museum's new 'Bakersfield Sound' exhibit
• TN's felons burden local jails
• Nashville residents protest Syrian bloodshed
• Nashville Indie Music: February 27th - March 4th
• Man carjacks Hendersonville used-car salesman during test drive
• First Baptist Church Nashville announces major expansion project
• More than 200 at Centennial Park bring attention to crisis in Syria
• Sunny skies continue
• Romney, Santorum battle for Michigan votes
• Rutherford County briefs: Emergency messages to be carried via social media
• Davidson County briefs: Airport taking submissions for art exhibit
• Sumner County briefs: Fight event canceled after beer permit denied
• Wilson County briefs: State to reconfigure route around Lebanon town square
• Rick Santorum leads big in TN, poll finds
• Kathleen Parker: Rick Santorum, man of the 17th century
• The Week Ahead: Newt Gingrich to visit Nashville
• Political notebook: Alexander says he voted for Romney in GOP primary
• Mortgage counseling helps homeowners in trouble
• The Week in Review: Nissan to add 1,000 jobs
• Leonard Pitts: Conservatives upend social victories of the past
• Richard J. Grant: Conventional thinking leads Greece to recession
• TDEC had to change to serve the state
• Gail Kerr: GOP, thanks for diluting 'Don't Say Gay.' Now kill it.
• A beautiful weekend expected for the Clarksville area
• Battle of Franklin Trust Sesquicentennial Exhibits Open
• Rick Santorum coming to Nashville for fund raiser Wednesday
• TN state parks celebrate 75 years
• Black History Month At The Hermitage
• First-time offenders caught in prostitution sting can take class to clear record
• Nashville fell to Union 150 years ago today
• Wilson student's request to form gay support group draws criticism
• Gallery features collection by homeless artists
• A talk can reveal teacher's qualities
• Voters back education reform, state's leadership, poll finds
• Ride MTA buses for free all day on March 9
• Pedestrian killed on I-24 said to be homeless
• Antioch man arrested in TSU shooting
• DUI deaths spur questions about bars' liability
• State's Fusion Center draws trends on crime
• Technology showing success against meth crime
• Official line on refugee costs doesn't hold up
• Ruth Marcus: Any moderation by Santorum gets ripped by GOP
• Operation Troop Aid appoints Tracy Lawrence to its board following benefit show
• Steven Whitson and friends at Hotel Indigo
• Gospel Music Association reveals list of 43rd annual Dove Award nominees
• Homeless man identified as victim struck and killed on I-24
• TriStar partners with MinuteClinic
• Affinion adding 150 jobs in Williamson County
• Tennessee's drop in credit-card debt leads the nation
• Antioch apartment complex sold for $5.6M
• Mortgage rates begin to rise
• IRS: Tennesseans leaving $16M on the table
• Top Republicans: Guns in cars compromise in the works
• D.C. Congresswoman Set to Speak at View Point Lecture Series March 15
• Event gallery: Business Journal entrepreneur panel
• New York & Co., Brow Art 23 coming to Opry Mills
• New restaurants planned: Newk's, Green Curry and Alegria
• Suspicious package with "white powder" found at Al Gore's office
• Venture capital firms praise 'multiplier effect' of TNInvestco program
• Car strikes boat at Opry Mills Bass Pro Shop, injures three
• New Mexican restaurant planned for Green Hills
• ‘Déjà vu all over again’ as 150 jobs slated for Williamson County
• Antioch man charged in TSU dorm robbery and shooting
• Developers ready to demolish Brentwood office building
• Suspicious letter sent to Sen. Alexander's Nashville office
• Jesse Jackson group to buy stock in 50 Mid-South cos.
• Why your tax refund might be late
• Senate votes to evict Occupy Nashville
• Web giants endorse 'do-not-track' button
• Stomach bug closes Stewart County schools
• Sunny skies through the weekend
• Clarksville man charged in baby for sale hoax
• Crash involving a motorcycle reported on I-24 near Haywood
• 16-year-old fights burglar in overnight break-in
• Pedestrian killed on I-24 Thursday believed to be homeless
• David Pack has patronizing prostitution charge dismissed
• Fisk Jubilee Singers to perform with high school groups
• Aquarium and Rainforest Cafe hiring 500 employees for Opry Mills' reopening
• Friday forecast is for cooler temperatures and breezy conditions
• Another disappointing shootout effort by Predators in loss to Blues
• Police training on Islam approved after fact, emails show
• Project Homeless Connect needs volunteers
• Music City Center worker survives 40-foot fall
• Erin Andrews requests stay of Nashville court case
• Witness in December hit-and-run says driver admitted he was drunk
• Middle TN's springlike weather takes toll on allergy sufferers
• Santorum gears up for TN campaign
• Information sought concerning I-65 crash
• Fundraiser Saturday for Salama Institute
• Pedestrian struck, killed on I-24 near Shelby Avenue
• Traffic-calming project takes neighbors unaware
• Military is good training for business world
• It's time to invest in vets
• George Will: Why Santorum, Romney both look weak for November
• Dairy Farmers of America takes over Schreiber facility
• UPDATED: Package from West End sent to state for analysis
• Ramsey on secrecy: Biz ownership must become public
• Gallery: Nashville’s 50 top-paying jobs
• University to Present Honors During Annual Celebration of Women March 18
• DJs set country radio apart
• Vandy panel: International biz a lucrative puzzle
• Dean, Ballard announce 'Fareless Friday' to encourage bus ridership
• Opry Mills restaurants hiring 500
• Nashville pros on how entrepreneurs can beat the odds
• Small Smiles dentistry seeks bankruptcy protection
• Worker at Music City Center falls 40 feet, suffers serious injuries
• Downtown Rock City Machine building sold for $2 million
• 5 tips for better cover letters
• DVL buys Phil Martin Affiliates
• Earnings: Healthcare Realty Trust up 663 percent
• Child abuse charge leveled against Clarksville man
• Americana artists Adam Hood, Sean McConnell perform Feb. 25 to aid literacy
• Former FirstBank executive eyes Tennessee Senate
• Newt Gingrich plans Nashville health care roundtable
• Vandy football program accused of improper conduct
• Time: Dollywood among world's 'weirdest theme parks'
• Are Democratic presidents better for the stock market?
• Bizarre job interview mistakes
• What your sarcastic employee is telling you
• Spiking oil costs to hit business travelers
• Former Reagan advisor Arthur Laffer says to tax pollution, not income
• Slight risk of severe storms for late afternoon and evening
• Survey ranks Nashville among top frugal cities in country
• Project Homeless Connect calls for volunteers
• Work begins on new Whites Creek Sewer Pumping Station
• Erin Andrews requests stay of Nashville court case
• Haslam picks Robinson for Nashville Circuit Court
• MTSU football player: Scholarship was startup for drug business
• Crash on I-24 near I-440 stalls traffic
• Occupy Nashville' bill scheduled for Senate floor on Thursday
• Williamson home that caught fire Wednesday, rekindles early Thursday
• Warm temperatures and thunderstorms expected today
• Fire breaks out at Hermitage townhome overnight
• Patchy fog this morning; rain and high winds expected later
• Blackburn Responds to White House Privacy Report
• Mitt Romney campaign email, super PAC ad share uncanny similarities
• I-65 wrong-way crash claims one life, many dreams
• Thomas Sowell: 'Fairness' is political cover for squandering resources
• Camilla P. Benbow: A talk can reveal teacher's qualities
• Success follows Teaching Fellows
• In-home care helps beat clock on heart disease
• Bill to allow vote on wine sales still alive
• Motive unknown in I-24 shooting
• Spyware is latest tool in divorce wars
• Newt Gingrich to discuss health care in Nashville on Monday
• Suspect in MTSU player's death sues apartment complex for not intervening
• Murder attributed to love affair
• Hank Williams Jr. announces 'Taking Back the Country' tour
• Kate Tucker at The National Underground
• Police ID victim, expect to charge other driver in fatal early morning crash
• Earnings: HealthStream jumps up 49% in 4Q
• Business interests concerned by latest Tennessee gun bills
• Council requests Clerk John Arriola's resignation
• Nashville restaurant, chefs up for James Beard awards
• Obama to propose lowering top corporate tax rate
• Ann Patchett talks Nashville bookstore on 'Colbert Report'
• U.S. Consumer Bureau investigates bank overdraft fees
• Why the 'check engine' light is a bigger drag in Memphis
• Inside the labor movement: AFL-CIO president playing offense
• Young consumers buying high-end luxury items
• Traffic accidents and delays throughout Nashville
• House fire breaks out in Murfreesboro
• Drug bust made on MTSU's campus
• I-65N reopens after fatal crash
• Heavy rain Wednesday morning includes reports of hail
• Spring like temperatures for the middle of the week
• Hal Gill makes big contribution in his first Predator home game
• Murfreesboro shooting adds to suburb's spiral of fear
• 'Colbert Report' delights Ann Patchett fans
• Ex-guard at New Visions girls facility indicted in rape case
• Haslam's civil service plan criticized for not helping veterans enough
• Weekly Obsession: Texas tea
• Deer farm idea lands in hunters' bull's-eye
• Compromise on TN Court of the Judiciary picks up steam
• Gail Kerr: A new stage doesn't strip away Ryman's spirit
• Kathleen Parker: Civility cannot be legislated
• Nashville's Rizen to join Vivica Fox at 2012 Allstate® Gospel Superfest
• Let's tip our hats to problem-solving engineers
• Keep anti-immigrant rhetoric out of TN
• College of Business Hosts Leadership Dinner and Case Challenge Feb. 23
• The Music City Soul series presents the Ladies of Soul this Thursday
• Dow, S&P 500 hit highest levels since 2008
• 2011 Music City Bowl impact: $22.2 million
• Nashville Chamber unveils talking-points website
• TSU Hosted Honda Campus All-Star Challenge
• University Prepares for National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
• Baker Storey McDonald buys in Kentucky, Ohio
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, sells assets to BGC Partners
• Tennessee State University Releases Economic Impact Report
• Dickson County man in critical condition after head-on crash
• 5th and Main offers special pricing for lower-income buyers
• Peabody researchers serve as editors of newly released educational psychology handbook
• Ex-guard at New Visons juvenile girls facility is indicted for statutory rape
• Earnings: Cracker Barrel dips 11% in 2Q
• Vanderbilt University to build new residence dorm
• Goodlettsville building, once planned for tobacco HQ, fetches $1.9M
• Top of the List: Management consulting firms
• Nissan’s Smyrna employment to nearly double
• No name change for Southern Baptist Convention
• How retail stores track your life
• David Poile signs new deal with Predators
• Bonnaroo ticket sales burn out
• Consumer Financial Bureau to examine debt collectors
• Report: Dependability in cars improving
• Nissan plans to add 1,000 jobs at Middle Tennessee plant
• Corker Says FHFA Strategic Plan for Fannie/Freddie Starts to Move in Right Direction, Up to Congress to Build off Momentum
• Possible signs your child could be in a gang
• Two missing children in Lebanon are found safe
• 5 juveniles and 1 adult charged in Murfreesboro shooting
• Hazel O'Leary to discuss her retirement from Fisk
• Crash on I-65 near Madison slows traffic
• Gallatin store owner sues city over synthetic drug law
• Lebanon police issue endangered child alert for two missing children ages 10 and 4
• Wind advisory issued for Middle Tennessee on Tuesday
• Unsettled conditions for the rest of the workweek
• Blackburn Announces Congressional Art Competition
• Recognize dating abuse for yourself, your teen
• Gene Policinski: Antiquated criminal-libel statutes pose modern problems
• Guitar plays second fiddle in Nashville
• 14-year-old shot near Murfreesboro elementary school
• Campuses review security after TSU dorm shooting
• 3 arrested in multiple slayings in Memphis
• Shooting outside West Nashville home investigated
• Panel at Vanderbilt law school to discuss residential solar
• Kevin Costner & Modern West coming to Nashville
• Kenny Rogers sues Capitol Records
• Norton to address Women Achievers at University’s Annual Celebration of Women
• Tips for teens to ensure safe dating
• Police investigate shooting of 62-year-old man
• Local murder for hire scheme is uncovered
• Vera Bradley looks to open store at Hill Center Green Hills
• Two charged with abuse after toddler found bruised and cut in Clarksville
• Mother accused of exposing her 3-year-old to large amount of drugs
• 91 dogs rescued from Kentucky are cleared to leave fairgrounds
• Legal future for solar power for homes to be discussed at Vanderbilt
• Teen pedestrian hit in Clarksville dies from injuries
• Gas prices continue upward; $4 per gallon possible this spring
• Slowdown on I-24 near James Robertson Parkway
• La Vergne seek left-handed robbery suspect
• Two shootings reported overnight in west Nashville
• Sunny skies today, unsettled conditions to end the workweek
• Patchy freezing fog expected to give way to clear skies Monday
• Congressional peers are slow to back Santorum
• Donors across TN favor Romney
• Unexpected illness forces Mike Fisher out of the Nashville lineup Sunday
• Quirky weather continues to toy with daily life
• TSU student shot, robbed inside dorm
• Leonard Pitts: Those embarrassed by our history try to suppress it
• Reflect on great presidents' sacrifices
• No helmet means less freedom
• Gail Kerr: Brady Banks' vice bust may not ruin his future in politics
• News and notes from Sunday’s morning skate
• Americana artists Adam Hood, Sean McConnell perform Feb. 25 to aid literacy
• Whitney Houston's Funeral Recap
• TSU student shot, robbed at campus dorm
• Scattered rain and snow showers expected today
• Remembering 101.1 Da Beat's Scooby
• Wilson County briefs: Lebanon's mayor wants referendum on sales tax hike
• Rutherford County briefs: Smyrna businessman joins GOP race for 37th House seat
• Williamson County briefs: Brentwood agrees to buy two houses damaged by flood
• Sumner County briefs: Hendersonville leaders vote down TDOT project
• Rachel Maddow and my lesson in civility
• Even a Democrat can respect Romney's principles
• We can't let individual mandate stand
• Nashville ripe for healthy revolution
• Vehicular homicide poll
• Political Notebook: General Sessions Court candidates launch media push
• CMA Board moves Troy Tomlinson to presidential duty, Ed Hardy to president-elect
• Gail Kerr: MTSU president jumps through hoops for new science building
• Romney targets unions, which could prove risky
• GOP contenders face 13-state test after lull
• Snow may hit Nashville area
• TDEC shake-up worries allies
• Rain and snow showers for the end of the weekend
• Nashville Indie Music: February 20th - February 26th
• Missing Clarksville man found dead in SUV; three arrested
• Weather: showers possible today, snow Sunday
• Instagram app lovers to meet up in Nashville
• Michael W. Smith to launch spring Wonder, Worship & Glory Tour on Feb. 23
• Savvy Brentwood sisters sell 1,800 boxes of Girl Scout cookies
• Gingrich calls for ad not to air
• Most TN lawmakers vote no on payroll tax-cut extension
• Shooting suspect surrenders to Nashville police
• Lebanon raid targets prescription drug abuse
• Centennial teacher is suspended over alleged inappropriate text messages
• Ray Waddle: If Christians will listen, Lent will be wake-up call
• Learn about 'Great Panic' at Civil War symposium
• Sumner mother indicted in baby death case
• Child rape suspect wins third trial
• Mike Jameson, Phillip Robinson lead lawyers' poll in judicial races
• Nashville police officers resign after DUI arrests
• Hal Gill excited about opportunity in Nashville
• Report: Nuke contractor overbilled TVA
• It's time to stand against xenophobia
• Regulate sugar, and personal responsibility dissolves
• Clarence Page: Education gaps should temper U.S. pride
• Tennessee State Announces 2012 Football Schedule
• Former Lyric Street president appointed executive-in-residence at Lipscomb University’s College of Business
• 43rd Annual GMA Dove Nominee Announcement, Awards to Be Held in Atlanta
• Hagerty: ECD incentives bill being reworked, diligence a priority
• HCA invests in mobile patient software
• Builders beware — construction costs rising
• Mortgage rates hold at record low
• Predators land Hal Gill in trade with Montreal Canadiens
• Database: Mid-Tenn banks close a tough but improving year
• Romney leads in Tennessee fundraising
• Learn about Nashville's 'Great Panic' at symposium
• Nashville gets new 'sipping whiskey' distillery
• Earnings: Brookdale reports 4Q loss
• Drake surprises students at Nashville's MLK Magnet School
• Earnings: LifePoint up 4% in 4Q
• Alexander Statement on Nomination of Peter Mahurin to TVA
• Green Hills office building fetches $1.15 million
• Shooting suspect surrenders to Nashville Police
• Predators ‘excited’ about challenge of facing the Red Wings in Detroit
• Earnings: NHC earnings slip 5 percent in 4Q
• Partly sunny skies today, showers for the weekend
• GOP lawmaker: Occupy Nashville bill too broad
• Incentives secrecy bill getting retooled
• Republic Bank tops magazine's 'Nifty 50' list
• Santorum, Gingrich plan TN stops
• Southern Baptists, LifeWay at odds over Bible translation
• Metro Councilman Banks arrested in prostitution sting
• Memphis developer charged with theft, forgery
• Occupy Nashville eviction on hold
• Watts Bar reactor behind schedule, over budget
• Jameson, Robinson win lawyers' poll in judicial races
• Nashville's Instagram photo app fanatics to meet in real life
• Suspect in child rape wins third trial
• Corker Opposes Temporary Payroll Tax Holiday Legislation Adding $90 Billion to Deficit
• Snow forecasted for Middle Tennessee this weekend
• 2 Metro officers previously charged with DUI resign
• Police hope to nab 29 suspected prescription drug dealers in morning sweep
• Alexander Votes Against “$93 Billion Raid on Social Security”
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On The Recent Wave Of Democrat Retirements
• Blackburn: The American People Are Tired of Broken Promises
• Prostitution sting snares Metro Councilman Brady Banks
• TN teachers want kids to know state's black history, warts and all
• Williamson GOP chief blasts school breakfasts
• Two-year-old niece of Mayor Karl Dean killed in Belle Meade accident
• Mayor Karl Dean's niece struck and killed in driveway
• Councilman Brady Banks arrested in prostitution sting
• Methadone cuts will create a problem
• Pundit's 'documentary' bends facts to serve politics
• Facts do not support fear of hydro-fracking
• Ruth Marcus: Obama had to play super PAC, but didn't have to go all-in
• Whitney Houston's Celebration of Life
• 'Have a Heart' fundraiser to benefit Haiti clinic
• Obama education official tours Nashville academies
• Former ATF chief blasts Rutherford sheriff
• Nashville stars come out to support 'Music Voyager' premiere in Franklin
• Birth-control compromise isn't enough for some
• "The City Paper" sues TSSAA for records in MBA recruiting investigation
• Amazon bill passes House
• Union, former school bus drivers sue Metro education board, schools director
• West End Courtyard hotel fetches $27.5 million
• Metro Councilman Brady Banks charged with patronizing prostitution
• Ben Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• Police arrest trespasser at Kenny Chesney's home
• Wilson County court magistrate and wife jailed
• Happy Time Management Month
• Troy Tomlinson, Ed Hardy named to new CMA posts
• Jury finds man guilty of killing his friend's wife
• Madison detectives look for suspect in Walgreens robbery
• Summit Medical Center doubles size of walk-in clinic
• Driver who struck house had medical emergency
• Nuclear contractor overbilled TVA, report finds
• Police nab 'serial robber'
• GQ names The Catbird Seat one of 10 best new restaurants
• Gallery: Nashville Business Breakfast with Colin Reed
• Southwest raises round-trip fares by $10
• Dr. Reginald McDonald Named Acting Director of Bands at Tennessee State University
• Earnings: National Health Investors up 7% in 4Q
• At 100, TSU has rich legacy
• Hendersonville businessman charged in tax case
• Nuclear plants need bigger evacuation zones, advocates say
• Clearing skies to end the workweek
• Kentucky Kingdom's return would be more competition for Gaylord
• Haslam defends biz incentive secrecy
• Report: SESAC seeking $500M in sale
• Regions may raise $700M to repay TARP
• US Army Corps releases 2010 flood report
• FCC approves tougher rules on robocalls
• Car hits North Nashville home
• Video: Vehicle nose-dives into ravine near The Gulch
• Alexander: There’s Growing Support for “Closing the Unfair State Sales-Tax Loophole That Picks Winners and Losers”
• Alexander: “Worst Words in Tennesseans’ Vocabulary Are ‘State Income Tax’”
• Investors hope to reopen Kentucky Kingdom
• Corker Says Congress Should Act Responsibly In Spite of Obama Budget
• Sen. Alexander: There’s “strong support” for closing online sales tax loophole
• Lee Brice urges locals to attend his free Feb. 16 show, sample his 'new tunes'
• Series honors African-American musicians
• At 100, TSU has rich legacy
• Voter ID law gets going without hitch
• Law enforcement urged to pick anti-terror courses with care
• Nashville 2010 flood detailed in report
• Two involved in shooting share history
• Nashville police identify skeletal remains
• Analysis: Romney blasts bailout in battle for Michigan
• 3 Vandy grads seek circuit judge seat
• Country songwriter Danny Morrison dies
• Birth-control mandate encourages bad behavior
• Healthways reports $157 million loss for 2011
• Remains found in field Saturday evening identified as those of missing 20-year-old man
• Suddenly active CapStar buys Columbia bank's Cool Springs spot
• Make plans to attend Pigeon Forge's Saddle Up festival
• Malicious use of Nazi symbol can be handled, but ignorance?
• Tenn. hospitals dismayed by delay in new code standards
• Gamestop, Select Comfort and Auntie Anne's coming to Opry Mills
• With 'Deadline,' film exec Curt Hahn bets on the weather
• Weekly Obsession: The chimes of Inglewood
• Analysis: 4% of Nashville households earn more than $200,000
• Job recruiters prefer LinkedIn, Twitter to Facebook
• I spoke on the House floor today about legislation I authored to honor the pione...
• Hemlock Semiconductor CEO to retire
• Biglari continues to binge on Cracker Barrel stock
• Gaylord CEO Colin Reed wants to boost international travel
• Police: Tuesday's shooting victim had shot attacker in 2011
• Charlie Daniels, Gary Sinise to headline Scholarships for Heroes Tour event March 6
• New woes for Peoples State Bank parent
• State Sen. Mae Beavers sues newspaper publisher
• Kentucky could soon vote on casinos
• Bank commissioner Gonzales talks failures with state committee
• CMT, Southern Living plan partnership
• Early voting begins today in Tennessee
• Apple passes Google in 'most respected' ranking
• Law firm revenue, profits on the rise
• Average TVA bill to fall by $1
• New homeowner-friendly mortgage statements are likely
• Scattered showers tonight, clear skies to end the workweek
• Man shot while fighting at Nashville intersection
• Gas leak forces evacuation at Cheatham County school
• Newt Gingrich plans Franklin visit as Rick Santorum leads in TN poll
• Alexander: “It’s Time to End Big Wind’s Big Loophole”
• Sen. Alexander: “Big Wind” Subsidies are a “Big Waste of Money”
• Nashville airport expands short-term parking
• Warmer temperatures expected today with showers coming tonight
• Tracy Lawrence headlines free Feb. 22 Operation Troop Aid in Nashville
• Back in lineup, Ryan Ellis helps Predators defeat Blackhawks
• Early voting begins in TN today, negative ads soon to follow
• Rutherford sheriff hires mosque foe to train deputies
• U.S. attorneys take aim at fraud
• Santorum revels in sudden support, but how deep is it?
• TBI probing nursing home, patient abuse
• Nashville Cold Case police catch suspect in 1979 strangling
• Alzheimer's resident at center of fatal cane-beating case dies
• Fisk doesn't want art dispute in TN Supreme Court
• Nashville publicist Jayne Rogovin dies after battling cancer
• TN lawmakers vote Thursday on future of Occupy Nashville camp
• Corporations add transparency; so can universities
• George Will: Alabama case may help define political corruption
• Gail Kerr: Occupy Nashville protesters deserve props, but it's past time for them to go
• Cold Case detectives charge ex-convict in 33-year-old murder case
• Minton appointed director of alumni programs
• Johnny Cash museum to open in Nashville
• Lee Brice performing free concert at Opry Mills on Thursday
• $2.2M in incentives approved for Mars Petcare
• Centennial's Heart Center opens on Valentine's Day
• Charlotte Pike parcel sells for $2.5 million
• Critically acclaimed authors converge on Lipscomb campus for seven free events between March and June
• Gallery: A very fast-food Valentine's Day
• Novo Capital raises nearly $12 million
• New Johnny Cash museum to open on Lower Broadway
• Can't wait for summer? Local bands need to act now!
• Report: Tennesseans pay highest sales tax in the U.S.
• Pianist Graciella Kowalczyk to perform at Cox Lewis Theater Feb. 19
• Chappy's property sells to Dialysis Clinic at auction
• Construction on West End hotel to start next month
• Radiohead, Chili Peppers and Beach Boys headlining Bonnaroo
• Man accused in Alzheimer's beating death dies
• Occupy Nashville's move to Metro Courthouse a small, short one
• Brookdale acquires centers for $121 million
• Corker Issues Public Comment Seeking Changes to Proposed Volcker Rule
• 100 dogs rescued in Kentucky now at TN Fairgrounds
• State may crack down on construction worker classifications
• Haslam: 'Obamacare' unconstitutional
• Audi to announce new plant by summer; Chattanooga waits
• Haslam's incentive secrecy bill stalls in Legislature
• Poll: Santorum leads GOP in Tennessee
• Kenny Rogers sues Capitol Records
• BofA, Wells Fargo likely to face debt downgrades
• Occupy Nashville migrates to new camp
• Wall Street bailout cost increases
• Last year's Wall Street losers may be 2012's big winners
• Clearing skies today, showers return Wednesday night
• Local feds targeting white-collar fraud in 2012
• Whitney Houston's Funeral arrangements
• Bobbi Kristina Brown rushed to hospital
• Opry Mills job fair includes dozens of stores
• Man charged in VU, hospital attacks
• Mitt Romney TV ads to hit Nashville
• Ruth Marcus: After stumble, Obama finds way on contraception issue
• Human remains found in Antioch field not identified yet
• Peabody Celebrates Valentine's Day
• Occupy Nashville may face its last stand
• Road crews prepared if weather packs a punch
• Kirt Webster: Nashville's PR czar to the stars chats with Examiner
• Man charged with stabbing girlfriend
• Clarksville-area dog advances at Westminster
• Nashville inmates at Bass prison earn college credits behind bars
• Kathleen Parker: If Romney embraces his inner loser, he'll win
• Legislators endanger Tennessee wildlife resources
• Signup to be organ donor is free, simple, needed
• Cubans ripe for economic opportunity
• Petition stops 78-year-old threatened with foreclosure from losing her home
• Federal budget proposal includes $24 billion in cuts, cost-saving measures
• Payless, Stride Rite, Lids coming to Opry Mills
• Bar Louie to open four spots in Tennessee
• Grad Students Take to the Water to Study Balance and Fall Prevention
• Biz issues to watch in the TN Legislature
• Valentine's Day spending to climb 8.5 percent
• Man accused of stabbing girlfriend arrested in restaurant parking lot
• Nashville No. 234 in public-transit use
• Corker Says President’s Budget “Makes a Mockery of the American People,” Fails to Address the Biggest Challenge Facing the Country
• Event gallery: Women of Influence awards luncheon
• Nashville woman's house saved after Change.org petition drive
• Pro-Mitt Romney group buys TV time
• Is your phone more helpful than your spouse? Some say yes
• Domestic dispute leads to attempted murder charges
• Human remains found in Antioch
• Saks La Vergne facilty to open this fall, employ 250
• Politico (Op-ed): The Governments loophole in the ‘Volcker Rule’
• Top of the List: Fitness centers
• No-bid contracts up for debate in Legislature
• New Italian restaurant heading for East Nashville
• Nashville's Grammy scorecard
• Top 10 fake goods - and how to spot them
• Apple sues Samsung over U.S. smartphone sales
• End of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac poses questions for small banks
• Kauffman Foundation calls for states' startup acts
• Stabbing suspect sought in East Nashville domestic dispute
• 'Business Is Good' is for community
• Saks to open LaVergne distribution center
• Page High School student killed in weekend crash
• Corker Comments on President Obama's Budget Proposal
• Gas leak delays start of class at Cheatham County school
• I-40 partially blocked in west Davidson County
• Bobby Brown misses Nashville show following Whitney Houston's death
• Police: minors under the influence of alcohol, drugs at Clarksville nurse's home
• Tire shop in North Nashville damaged by fire
• Snow, freezing rain expected tonight
• Stabbing reported near East Nashville
• International Academy of Design & Technology Announces Design Challenge Scholarship Winners
• Rain and snow showers overnight tonight
• Grammys 2012 Recap
• Blackburn Statement on Obama Budget Proposal
• Gail Kerr: Evidence indicates property tax hike is on its way
• Oscar de la Renta & Carrie Underwood Fashion Show 2/28/12
• Racial appeals live on in politics
• Nashville shelter prepares for rise in returning vets
• Metro Schools take actions that will hurt teachers, staff
• DeWayne Wickham: Mitt Romney's case erodes as economy improves
• Weekend attacks on women net arrest in Vanderbilt case
• Donelson Hermitage chamber having Mardi Gras party
• Valentine's prom on to benefit teen camp scholarships
• Obama's budget previews election
• Human remains found near Antioch
• Man charged in alleged rape on Vanderbilt campus
• Nashville Indie Music: February 13th - February 19th
• Mixed precipitation expected overnight Monday
• Whitney Houston found dead at 48 on Grammy eve
• Occupy Nashville protesters may pack it up
• Remains may be Crossville residents' daughter
• Whitney Houston found dead at 48
• Gail Kerr: Larger class sizes would set back Tennessee
• Let's examine how we wield our personal power
• Leonard Pitts: Corporate cash makes necessity of hypocrisy
• Richard J. Grant: Religion adds to health mandate problem
• 'Business Is Good' is for community
• Cold weather can't touch families' warm welcome for returning troops
• Political Notebook: Mayor Dean may court Grammys while in L.A.
• Week Ahead: Early voting starts this week
• Week in Review: Natural gas pipeline to cut through pricey communities
• Davidson County Briefs: Hearings to focus on proposed changes to bus service
• Wilson County Briefs: Cheerleading rule change makes some parents holler
• Williamson County Briefs: Site rezoned for cancer clinic put on market for $8.7 million
• Sumner County Briefs: 2 vie for property assessor
• Rutherford County Briefs: Occupy protesters' court date deferred
• Duncan Praises Release from Education Law
• Beyonce and Jay-Z Share First Baby Blue pics
• Cold, arctic temperatures for the Clarksville area this weekend
• International Space Station visible, passing next three nights
• Parking lot gun bill would apply to public sector
• Bluegrass-comedy's The Cleverlys celebrate new CD with local live shows, TV
• Obama urges extension of payroll tax cut
• Franklin Road Academy coach resigns after prostitution arrest
• Corker's campaign war chest puts him far ahead
• Obama birth control compromise splits bishops
• Romney, Paul exchange rare civility in race
• Review: Janie Fricke live at the Station Inn, 2/09/12
• 'Mind bugs' display our biases, if we let them
• Anti-'Occupy' bill hits homeless hardest
• Mona Charen: Real conservatives have the biggest hearts
• Berry Hill vice mayoral candidates clash over bankruptcy
• Synthetic drugs found at Goodlettsville market again
• Neutering project hits snag as stimulus money dries up
• Tennessee State University Student to Play Live on the GRAMMY’s
• First comes office love, then comes marriage...
• Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Dean Dillon joins The Songwriter Agency
• Announcing the 2012 Women of Influence winners
• Who has the third-most 'unbanked' spot in the US? We do.
• U.S. Bank: One to watch in Tennessee
• Synthetic drugs seized during Goodlettsville market raid
• WellNow Urgent Care raises more than $7 million
• Xerox subsidiary opening Nashville call center
• Analysis: Nashville grew its manufacturing jobs in 2011
• Whooping cranes that came through TN end migration training early
• Holiday sales boost TN tax revenue
• TSU Secures Historic Win over No. 7/9 Murray State
• TSU Secures Historic Win over No. 7/9 Murray State
• Light snow falling; still little accumulation expected for Nashville area
• FRA football coach resigns following prostitution arrest
• Cold temperatures expected for the weekend
• Lovedrug in residence at 12th & Porter
• Sabre Defence owner fighting extradition from U.K.
• Hacker group Anonymous threatens attack on TN Legislature
• Knoxville declared America's 'most romantic' city
• SpecialtyCare grows with acquisitions in Minn., Ga.
• More companies ramp up production back in U.S.
• Tennessee website highlighting state businesses
• Boy alerts parents to Friday morning fire in Lebanon
• Alcohol use to be investigated in Thursday crash that injured six in Rutherford
• Meharry to upgrade and LEED certify S.S. Krege Center
• Clarksville zinc plant catches fire overnight, burns
• Traffic slowdown reported on I-24 near Haywood Lane
• Man already imprisoned is convicted for additional robberies in Nashville
• Rain possible later on Friday; could mix with light snow overnight
• Musician Jas Patrick Giving Away Upcoming EP Tributaries Free
• Black History Month Programming at The Hermitage Continues with a Presentation Focused on Genealogy
• Blackburn Rejects Obama's Assault on Freedom
• Weapon dealer taps extremists' defense
• Nashville 'welcoming' to refugees but U.S. security issues help slow the pace
• Kathleen Parker: Women who want birth control coverage don't want Obama to beat up on church
• TDEC subverts mission with abusive firings
• Scientific research is essential to state's economic health
• Partners for 100th Habitat home in Rutherford stand out
• CapStar to buy American Security
• Attorney buys Nashboro Village golf course
• Retired Nashville police officer dies after fall from ladder
• FEMA may waive flood aid repayments
• Retired Metro police officer dies after falling from ladder
• Green Hills assisted living center fetches $35.4 million
• Millions in mortgage relief may provide minimal boost
• Delaina Thompson bankruptcy: $20M in liabilities
• Home sales jump up 25 percent in January
• Andrews Institute director named Nashville's Woman of Influence Trailblazer
• Gallery: NBJ's Women of Influence on the mentors in their lives
• Hotel Indigo developer Mark Lineberry indicted on fraud charges
• Report: Credit card spending up in January
• Jamie O'Neal forms new record label
• Transit Alliance of Middle TN, Andrews Institute launch second Transit Leadership Academy
• Academy announces new class to push mass transit
• The STOCK Act was sold short and weakened by the GOP. See my remarks on the Hous...
• Columbia bank fails to meet regulator demands
• Alexander: “President Should Turn Around Higher Ed Race to the Top and Head it Toward Washington”
• Retired Nashville police officer dies after fall from ladder
• Hotel Indigo co-owner indicted for conspiracy, fraud
• Humphrey appointed director of veterans services
• Roll Call: Alexander Spreads His Wings Post-Leadership
• AG: TN to get $146M in mortgage relief from big banks
• Police recover $175,000 to $200,000 in property believed stolen from Rutherford, Williamson and Wilson homes
• Park Manor Senior Lifestyle in Belle Meade to add assisted living
• Galante, Cigarran and Reed among T.J. Martell honorees
• Synthetic drugs and supplies discovered at La Vergne market
• Nashboro Village golf course purchased by local attorney
• Authorities, banks negotiate $26B deal for homeowners
• Downtown getting Johnny Cash museum
• Piedmont plans gas pipeline across southern Davidson County
• Clarksville sweetens the deal for 415-job call center
• Tired of meetings? Try this excuse
• Job seekers: Stay away from these sinking careers
• Profits up for mall owner CBL
• TN to be exempted from No Child Left Behind
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- Lowering Tuition Costs
• Corker Welcomes Approval of Education Waiver for Tennessee
• Corker Votes to Debate Two-Year Highway Bill Extension, Says Significant Changes Needed
• Alexander Statement on Tennessee Waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Crews return to scene of Germantown fire
• Alexander Statement on Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Vote to Award the First License for the Building of a New Reactor in Three Decades
• Alexander: “President Should Turn Around His Higher Ed ‘Race to the Top’ and Head It Toward Washington”
• NES reports nearly 300 customers still without power after Wednesday's crash
• Nashville native and former college basketball player accused of child rape
• Dry weather expected Thursday; colder temperatures likely this weekend
• Below average temperatures through the weekend
• Places Available in the Parthenon’s Docent Training Class
• Parthenon Symposium - Clear Light and Shining Ruins: William J. Stillman’s Acropolis
• Portland woman dies in crash by Hermitage hospital
• Company looks to recover after Germantown warehouse fire
• Santorum wins show Romney still vulnerable
• Gunman fires at North Nashville house, kills woman
• George Will: GOP is losing edge on national security
• Madison repositions for growth
• Planned foreclosure reveals bank's duplicity
• Pristine land is in pipeline path
• Rodney Atkins cleared of domestic assault charges
• Ringo Starr to perform birthday show at the Ryman on July 7
• Joined with Rep. Bobby Scott today to call for DOJ investigation into Mo Money T...
• Police identify victim in fatal crash near Summit Medical Center
• Leonard Pitts: Is faith on public display really faith?
• SeniorMetrix sold to NaviHealth
• Captain D's sees incremental growth
• Report: Tennessee's foreclosure inventory stays flat
• After Nov. 6, will you still be in the ninth congressional district? Will you be...
• Nashville No. 12 in 10-year job growth
• This week I was named a Defender of Children by the First Focus Campaign for Chi...
• Franklin shooting range seeks bankruptcy protection
• Mortgage applications rise
• Tacos for downtown, burgers for Lenox Village
• Bank of America closes Music Row office
• Job openings rise to three-year high
• More than 1,200 NES customers without power
• Germantown business catches fire
• Alexander Cosponsors Rubio Bill to Repeal Mandate in New Health Care Law and Restore “Religious Conscience” Protections
• I received a 91% on the League of Conservation Voters 2011 National Environmenta...
• 2nd suspect wanted in Kentucky robbery that led to police pursuit into TN., is captured in Dickson
• The Hill (Op-ed): Innovation key to fighting ‘super bugs’
• Panda Express planning to open on Gallatin Pike and Opry Mills
• Victim identified in fatal crash in Hermitage near Summit Medical Center
• DOCUMENT: Background on the Piedmont Natural Gas pipeline
• Gas pipeline to hit Radnor, Oak Hill, Forest Hills
• Cloudy, cool conditions expected today
• AmMed Direct laying off staff, preparing for sale
• Metro Council passes incentives, 'zombie' subdivision bill
• Gaylord talks tax breaks for Nashville water park
• Occupy Nashville protestors could face a year in jail
• Harley-Davidson dealer sues Shelby Co. over minority-hiring guidelines
• Banks embracing short sales
• Santorum sweeps three states, tightens primary race
• Facebook may not have as many active users as you think
• Chattanooga makes 50,000th VW Passat
• Chasing Summer brings romance to The Listening Room Cafe
• Corker Supports Bill to Protect Religious Freedom from Unreasonable Federal Mandate in Health Care Law
• Demoted Portland policeman sues city and officials
• Multi-vehicle wreck on I-40 near Broadway
• Second person dies from injuries in downtown vehicular homicide case
• North Nashville woman shot while in bed; dies at hospital
• Jessi Colter, Montgomery Gentry help kick off release of new Waylon tribute CD
• Rain moving out with slightly cooler temperatures expected Wednesday
• Shooters struggle to score in shootout as Predators fall to Canucks
• Obama to embrace super PAC fundraising
• Dipsomania spells victory for student
• Nashville civil rights activist gets support from 40,000, Occupy movement to fight foreclosure
• Gaylord talks tax breaks for Nashville's snow and water park
• Q&A with Christopher P. Loss
• Scott DesJarlais transforms from upstart to stalwart
• Gail Kerr: Hume-Fogg, now 100, deserves the royal treatment
• Grocers outfoxed despite popularity of wine sales
• Gene Policinski: Commission can blunt flak over media moderators
• Weekly Obsession: The chamber, it's good for billboards
• 2nd pedestrian struck on Demonbreun Street in December dies
• DA decides against charges in beating death of elderly assisted living center resident
• State Rep. Curry Todd's DUI, weapons case sent to grand jury
• Second pedestrian dies from injuries suffered in December incident on Demonbreun
• Go Tigers!
• Cal Thomas: Obama turns gospel to serve taxing goals
• Sustainability students make finals in international biomimicry contest
• Reebok, Steve Madden, Zumiez coming to Opry Mills
• SBA to Nashville: Just do it.
• Mayor Dean, others make 'unbanked' push
• RAPID FIRE 20 Q WITH CATHY FOY-MAHI, 'Bloody Mary' In South Pacific; at TPAC now
• Work to start on Echo restaurant in Encore tower
• NeighborMD raises $2.5M, opening new centers
• Opry Mills hosting Valentine’s Day job fair
• Nashville job numbers 2.7% below pre-recession levels
• February 2012 Newsletter
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- Checks and Balances
• Fannie Mae expands online sales
• Earnings: Louisiana-Pacific posts $170.7M loss for 2011
• Earnings: Gaylord ends year on top
• Windsor Health Plan names new president
• Tennessee awaits Super PAC ad frenzy
• BofA investors win class-action status in suit over Merrill Lynch deal
• Researchers unlock the secrets of the McRib
• The five fastest-growing jobs in America
• Music City Center roof goes green
• Tips to avoid paying airline baggage fees
• Super Bowl most viewed ever
• Corker to House-Senate Conferees: Using Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac as a “Piggy Bank” to Fund Payroll Tax Holiday Extension Adds to Taxpayer Risk
• Nashville rolls out the green roof on new convention center
• 200 employers target college grads at career fair in Franklin
• Beyoncé Makes 1st Post Baby Appearance at Jay-Z's Charity night
• Nashville's J.T. Hodges hopes video campaign helps his ACM New Artist odds
• Sunny conditions and average temperatures for the workweek
• Randy Travis apologizes for public intoxication arrest
• RJ Young expands territory, adding employees
• Police arrest man for allegedly holding two others hostage, shooting them
• Peoples, Farmers still open after TN Commerce failure
• Norton to address Women Achievers at University’s Annual Celebration of Women
• Nashville No. 29 in private-sector job growth
• How to get to the Super Bowl: A business guide
• Updated: Country star Randy Travis arrested, released in Texas
• Pianist Graciella Kowalczyk to perform at Cox Lewis Theater Feb. 19
• AutoTrader: Hyundai Super Bowl ads most effective
• Students visit Nissan for Internship Opportunity and Powerhouse Networking
• Proxy battle looms at J. Alexander's
• GLBT chamber hires Lisa Howe as executive director
• Earnings: HCA posts $1.9B 4Q profit
• Milner presented AACTE Outstanding Book Award
• Metro Schools logs strong gains
• HR Notes
• Earnings: O’Charley’s posts $8M 4Q loss
• O'Charley's Inc. to be purchased by Fidelity
• Man charged with pointing laser at police officer
• Top of the List: Assisted living centers
• Latest Tennessee wine proposal dies on the vine
• Forbes: Memphis less 'miserable'
• Bowl commercials not so super
• Chattanooga finds identity in special typeface
• Vanderbilt Medical Center trimming budget by $50 million
• Sen. Joe Haynes not seeking re-election
• Stocks hit pre-crisis level
• Cooler conditions for the work week
• Rickolus at The Basement
• Nashville Zoo to hold job fair for summer work
• Rapper Bow Wow heading to jail for Tennessee court order
• No serious injuries reported in Metro Schools bus accident Monday
• Crown Ford to do a $1 million-plus renovation
• Cloudy with highs in the lower 50s forecast for Monday
• Christian Activities site back up with new bells and whistles
• Hawk Nelson to lose frontman Jason Dunn
• More Council hearings cut red tape
• Lipscomb University institute looks to animals for inspiration
• Gail Kerr: Bid to weaken TN ethics law is a step backward
• Utility association, district boards serve ably, well
• Analysis: Romney's latest victory leaves rivals few options
• Smyrna Airport chief John Black is FAA's top Southern manager
• Americana music festival now accepting artist applications through March 31
• Ruth Marcus: Mitt Romney doesn't grasp all implications of worsening poverty
• Clearing skies expected to begin the workweek
• Trotz and Hitchcock win press conferences in very different manners
• Gail Kerr: It's worth price to make repeat abusers sit in jail
• TN Health department puts inspection reports of nursing homes online
• Legislators move from lobbied to lobbyists
• Richard J. Grant: Value of government investment is ever doubtful
• Police department learns, connects with community
• Metro Schools logs strong gains
• Metropolitan momentum
• Leonard Pitts: Love, peace and soul to you, Don Cornelius
• Staying close to power
• Overgrown black cemetery is reminder of vanished Montgomery community
• Watts Bar reactor project over budget, off schedule
• Political Notebook: Senate adds East TN county to moonshine law
• Week ahead: Rep. Curry Todd due in court on drinking, gun charge
• Week in review: Haslam calls for efficiency
• Kentucky town fears losing its heritage
• Rutherford County Briefs: Man claims he was beaten by Murfreesboro police
• Wilson County Briefs: Schools director challenges board on portable classrooms
• Williamson County Briefs: Surgical team heads to help Guatemala City facility
• Sumner County Briefs: Audit of visitors bureau finds no criminal wrongdoing
• Davidson County Briefs: GJCC offers gardening class
• Hosts, performers announced for 2012 Absolutely Gospel Music Awards Celebration
• Nashville Indie Music: February 6th - February 12th
• Showers today, cooler temperatures for the workweek
• Ray Waddle: Spiritual indifference has become a growth market
• Lipscomb University's adoption program is a slam-dunk
• Iraq War vets parade not in the works for Nashville
• Tracy Lawrence celebrates LMG's 1st birthday at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe
• Kathleen Parker: Government, 'mob' coercion cloud disputes about contraception, abortion
• Legal or not, Vanderbilt policy is wrong
• HOPE changes make test preparation more critical
• University Launches Living and Learning Community Program
• President, CFO leave HealthSpring following Cigna deal
• Grand Avenue opens new headquarters
• Onetime VU football player arrested after alleged altercation with police
• Music City Tents acquires The Premiere Event
• How Tasti D-Lite landed a spot on ‘30 Rock’
• Council to consider $1M in grants for Entrepreneur Center
• Restaurant owner who kicked out Sen. Stacey Campfield speaks out
• U.S. economy adds 243,000 jobs, unemployment falls to 8.3%
• Bank commish staying the course despite TN Commerce failure
• White House Black Market, Chico's coming to Opry Mills
• Class size, salary plan disregards expert studies
• Gallery: Just how big is the Super Bowl for Nashville bars?
• Avoid penalty flags for Super Bowl betting at work
• Loaded firearm recovered at Nashville International
• Robbery victim has pants stolen and is shot in leg
• Will Chattanooga and the state get more Amazon facilities?
• Jack May striking back in May Town Center lawsuits
• Tax break drops corporate rate to lowest in 40 years
• SEC still avoids tough sanctions on big banks
• Planned Parenthood sues TN Dept. of Health
• Megabus.com adds more Nashville routes
• U.S. jobless claims drop by 12,000
• Corker Statement on Air Force Planned Restructuring in Tennessee
• IBC Events & News
• Former Vanderbilt football player arrested after incident in downtown Nashville
• Alexander Statement on Air Force Plans for Memphis, Nashville Guard Units
• Deputy alerts sleeping occupants to house fire
• Heath Shuler won't seek House re-election
• Smyrna based National Guard unit leaves Saturday for Afghanistan
• Vehicle crash in Clarksville requires LifeFlight
• Home invasion and robbery reported at Wallace Road apartment complex
• National Review Online: Op-Ed by Sen. Lamar Alexander: Obama Undermining Checks and Balances in Our Constitution
• Rain expected to move in late Friday night and continue Saturday
• Scattered showers expected through the weekend
• The Parthenon’s Saturday Series 2012
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure faces rift over Planned Parenthood cuts
• If charter schools are the future of Nashville education, they deserve a closer look
• GovDeals.com offers bargains while helping agencies
• OSHA stalls dust rules despite Gallatin plant deaths
• May Town Center's failure makes court a hot spot
• First Energy utility gets boost from closing six coal plants
• Murfreesboro police seize record cache of steroids
• Nashville deputy chief nominated to serve as marshal
• Fallen tree blamed for fuel spill near Old Hickory Lake
• 2nd Annual Lexus Nashville Fashion Week Details
• La venezolana Laura Gruber se corona Rostro Latino 2012
• Programa “cabecitas blancas” de Caridades Católicas celebra su tradicional fiesta de navidad en la Hacienda
• “Navidad en Belmont” : Transmitido por PBS en todo el país
• Biltmore un Palacio Europeo en América
• Vol State Celebra 40 Años de Excelencia Académica
• Tim Gunn to lecture @ Vanderbilt University in Nashville
• Seminarios gratuitos ayudan con el duelo durante las Navidades
• Manuel recibe una Estrella en el Paseo de la Fama de la Música Country
• Los Reyes de La Salsa
• Dia De Los Muertos
• CULTURA: El Compositor está Muerto
• Class size, salary plan disregards expert studies
• 'Tennessee Plan' needs revisions
• Historic Melrose site sells for $4.7M
• George Will: Mission fights outcomes of fatherlessness
• Woods appointed assistant headmaster for development at David Lipscomb Campus School
• TSU Presents An Evening with Gospel Artist Wintley Phipps
• How many more Tennessee bank failures are looming?
• Puckett's announces Nashville food truck, er, trolley
• You just had a job interview. Now what?
• What the circus can teach you about customers
• College of Engineering receives AF grant for Cyber-Security
• Startup advice from a $1 billion venture capital firm
• Equifax: Bankruptcies decline in 2011
• Sen. Alexander: “The Checks and Balances in Our Constitution Are Being Eroded” Under This Administration
• Nashville home prices dip in December
• New low for long-term mortgage rates
• UPDATED: Nashville Fire: Blaze on Rich Acres Drive is out, no injuries reported
• Loan officer survey: Demand up but lending picture still bleak
• Safety rules asked for after Hoeganaes accident are put on slow track
• Planned Parenthood sues TN over defunding of STD programs
• Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow
• Over $500,000 of illegal steroids confiscated in Murfreesboro
• A break from the rain expected today
• Metro: Music City Center on budget
• 2010 pot arrest hits former medical examiner hard
• Lawmakers move closer to evicting Occupy Nashville
• Law firms raiding each other for business
• Is the BlackBerry a thing of the past?
• Facebook seeks $5B in IPO
• Most kids can't read numerals in Super Bowl XLVI
• Eli, Brady in endorsement faceoff
• U.S. no-fly list doubles in one year
• Converse to open its first outlet store in Tennessee at Opry Mills
• Alexander: “The Checks and Balances in Our Constitution Are Being Eroded” Under This Administration
• Meetings on Nashville's flood plan scheduled this month
• Tourism taxes give Nashville enough money to keep Music City Center on budget
• Wall Street: Health Care Industry Climate Optimistic
• Orlinda man identified as pedestrian killed on I-65 iWednesday
• More than year-long investigation led to large pot bust
• Slave records are topic of conference at Vanderbilt
• Woman charged with west Nashville burglaries to support crack cocaine habit
• Factory in Dickson catches fire overnight
• Patchy fog in Middle Tennessee as rain moves out
• Man arraigned on charge of stealing from Vanderbilt law school
• Education policies in Appalachian region focus of new Peabody research
• Pathways to STEMM professions explored in upcoming issue of Peabody Journal of Education
• Dr. Bruce Levy, once on top of world, has fallen hard since 2010 pot arrest
• Backyard chickens are legal, but not for all Nashville homeowners
• Police say seizure of 750 pounds of pot resulted from year-long investigation
• LA UNIVERSIDAD DE BELMONT Recibe el premio “La Campana de Cristal”
• Festival de las Fiestas Patrias – Hickory Hollow – Miles de hispanos en Nashville unidos para decir VIVA MEXICO !
• NASHVILLE CELEBRARA EL GRITO DE LA INDEPENDENCIA DE MEXICO 2011
• Mexicanos en Nashville celebran juntos el Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe
• La NFL honra a Renata Soto durante la Celebración del Mes de la Herencia Hispana en Nashville
• Inician nueva clínica de salud en el Aeropuerto de Nashville
• Karl Dean re electo como Alcalde de Nashville
• Reward at $250,000 in Holly Bobo case
• Man accused of attempting to deliver 700 pounds of pot
• Program focuses on suburban woodlands
• Forest Hills to show off new city hall
• Ex-Vandy employee pleads not guilty to theft charges
• Comienza en Nashville la contienda electoral
• New bankruptcy judge's ceremony set for Feb. 24
• Estudiantes Marchan frente a la oficina del Sheriff en Nashville
• Ana Escobar designada como nuevo Metropolitan Clerk
• Charles K. Evers, longtime executive of Sunbeam Bakery, dies
• 3 public safety bills advance
• Ruth Marcus: Politics, parenting at odds
• GOP race appears far from finished
• Attack ads will likely continue in fall election
• GOP ties pay freeze to payroll tax
• Cal Thomas: Signs suggest need for pre-emptive Iran strike
• Learn ways to stop child sexual abuse
• Sweeping copyright events affect us all
• XL Pipeline job estimates skipped common-sense test
• Earnings: Tractor Supply up 40 percent in 4Q
• Jury convicts man on murder charge in 2010 robbery, beating death
• Darryl Worley gears for new single, says his new label 'feels like home'
• Investors weigh in on health care at Nashville conference
• American Airlines to cut 13,000 to 15,000 jobs
• Nissan sales climb 10.4 percent in January
• Super Bowl party spending to hit record $11B
• Execs launch new firm from ashes of Crosland Tennessee
• University releases Centennial Week Schedule of Events
• Private payrolls rise by 170,000
• Zales, Van Heusen, Under Armour opening in Opry Mills
• Metro receives grant to boost afterschool programs for at-risk students
• Baker Donelson expands again in Texas
• Vanguard posts $12.9M profit, misses analysts’ estimates
• Guilty verdict reached for violent 2010 beating death on Brick Church Pike
• Former Vandy employee arraigned on theft charges
• Scattered showers to end the work week
• Updated ServiceSource job count: More than 900 new positions
• Amazon tax deal to cost Tennessee $22.8M per year
• Nashvillians accused of scamming Wal-Mart out of $700k
• 'Business is Good' in new Nashville Chamber marketing push
• Romney wins big in Florida primary
• Obama to announce new housing plan today
• Changes to 401(k) rules could mean big savings to participants
• Google, others move to stop "phishing"
• 'Business is Good' in new Nashville Chamber marketing push
• Chamber unveils major marketing campaign
• Nashville Chamber of Commerce tells success stories on billboards
• Gail Kerr: The message is out: Business is good in Nashville
• New billboards to launch Nashville Area Chamber campaign
• Trooper sued for leaving scene after fatal pursuit
• Power outage in Franklin will need further investigation
• Corker Touts House Introduction of Honest Budget Act
• Corker Touts House Introduction of Honest Budget Act to Restore Discipline & Accountability to Spending
• Corker Touts House Introduction of Honest Budget Act
• Farmers' Market to hold new event with art, crafts, food and live music
• Female shot in leg during alleged robbery attempt
• Drug bust of over 700 pounds of marijuana made
• Rain forecast on Wednesday
• Blackburn Votes To Repeal CLASS Act
• Read the latest issue of Ideas in Action online
• Chairman Duncan Rolls-Out Highway Bill
• 'Something In Red' exhibit kicks off Feb. 3 in support of American Heart Month
• Weekly Obsession: Remember, they're gratuities, not fees
• Analysis: Romney flexes muscle in Florida
• Prevention is No. 1 weapon against women's heart disease
• Nashville Farmers Market reels from money troubles
• Gail Kerr: The message is out: Business is good in Nashville
• TN anti-bias lawsuit faces dismissal
• Nashville police officer accused of DUI
• Gingrich's moon plan not fantasy
• Premiums drop, enrollment rises for Medicare plans
• Budget office: Policy choices will affect deficit
• Democrats propose biennial legislative sessions
• Nashville residents arrested in $700,000 Wal-Mart scam
• Vanderbilt defends nondiscrimination policy for student groups
• Can voters get over Romney's perfections?
• TSU Honors Program Students Awarded Scholarships
• A lot of people continue to ask me about the funeral of Lt. Col. Luke Weathers....
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by a car near Rivergate Mall
• Arizona governor felt 'threatened' by Obama? Really?
• University Forensics Team Garners Second Place in the Nation
• Man sentenced to 140 years in prison for rape of a child
• TN ECD releases year-end report card; touts 28k new jobs
• Amended eco devo bill passes key vote in Legislature
• E.T. Burk brings mid-century modern furniture to the Gulch
• Startup Tennessee launches new database
• Columbus gives Nashville hope for NHL All Star Game
• MissionPoint launches with 1,000 Nashville physicians
• Power outage reported in Franklin
• Romney beats Gingrich, wins presidential primary in Florida
• Permit: Work to start on Bar Louie in the Gulch
• CHS subsidiary buys Texas practice
• Restaurant Depot opening brings 40 jobs
• Bill could drive wedge between legislators and Occupy protestors
• Cigna completes $3.8 billion acquisition of HealthSpring
• Women doubly challenged by stress
• You can't always see an attack coming
• Nashville man sentenced to 140 years for raping a child
• Titans fans trying to recruit Peyton Manning
• Sunny, warm weather today, isolated showers Wednesday
• Church next to Gaylord's new amusement park to move
• Haslam unveils new building projects in State of the State
• Fewer than half of APSU grads land Hemlock jobs
• Freddie Mac bets against homeowners
• Knoxville restaurant bans state senator after AIDS comments
• Wendy’s trying to stand out by moving up
• Shelby Co. lawmakers aim to limit Memphis' growth
• Apple passes HP as top PC maker, counting iPads
• Survey: Small biz owners want better banks
• Metro officer charged with DUI while on duty
• TN judge reprimanded for third time in five years
• Phil Valentine's anti-Al Gore movie gets weekend rush
• TN anti-discrimination lawsuit faces dismissal
• Bar Louie preparing to open in Nashville and Murfreesboro
• More Opry Mills stores look to hire
• Metro to raise fees for multiple garbage cans
• Pedestrian killed when struck by vehicle on Gallatin Pike
• Armed robbery in Kentucky leads to manhunt in Tennessee
• Crash slows traffic on I-40 near the I-65 split downtown
• Christian Activities goes offline for upgrades
• Warm and dry Tuesday with rain forecast on Wednesday
• The Hermitage Celebrates Black History Month with Expanded Schedule of Events in February
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement on Governor Haslam's State of The State Address
• Suzy Bogguss, Glengarry Elementary Singers rehearse for free Jan. 31 concert
• Rutherford judge, lawyer may take battle from court to voting booth
• Police investigate fatal shooting
• Attacks may hurt GOP's nominee
• Nashville students retrace Freedom Riders' path
• Museum offers free admission Feb. 4; Oak Ridge Boys, Hunter Hayes will take part
• Woman indicted for alleged assassination attempt on estranged husband
• Harvard prof, former Bush advisor Stephen Goldsmith speaks to ICL students
• George Will: Obama would steamroll over checks, balances
• My bank has failed. What happens now?
• Epiphone moving to Ameriplex at Elm Hill
• University announces Viewpoint Lecture Series speakers
• Report: Slow small-business job growth for Jan.
• I-65 northbound reopend after crash
• Report: Nashville foreclosures increased in November
• Universal Music names new Nashville general manager
• ASCAP to lose $80M in 2012 in deal that bolsters radio
• Report: Nashville home prices projected to rise by summer
• Teen holds state to its origins of freedom
• The best and worst paying cities for Tennessee educators
• Fight bill that will quash assembly rights
• GOP's redistricting process a success
• Rural ratepayers want elections for utility district commissioners
• Equifax: U.S. consumer debt down 11% in 2011
• TN man tried to move ambulance as rescuers loaded patient
• TCHC Conference takes place at TSU Feb 17-18
• Bipartisan Group of Senators to Introduce Legislation to Approve the Keystone XL Pipeline
• Permit: Work to start on Music Row apartments
• Woman jailed after attempted murder indictment against her husband
• If you'd like to see me on MSNBC's 'Up With Chris Hayes' please click here
• Metro officer accused of being asleep at wheel in DUI charge
• Under Armour to open at Opry Mills
• Sunny, warm weather to begin the workweek
• Top of the List: Nashville's greenest buildings
• Tennessee Commerce closed by regulators
• Wanted: A Celebrity Democrat to take on Sen. Corker
• Half of Nashville roads in poor condition
• Ryman Auditorium getting a new stage
• Haslam to present State of the State address today
• Facebook prepping for IPO filing
• What to do during an airport layover
• Quirky perks offered by top US employers
• Tennessee Highway Patrol affiliates with CargoNet
• The Hermitage to receive national designation for its slavery presentation
• MBA to begin building a new dining hall area with classrooms
• Corker: Obama Administration’s Principal Write-down Proposal for Underwater Home Mortgages is “Terrible Public Policy,” Forces Tennesseans to Pay for Reckless Housing Practices in Other States
• Fatal shooting late Sunday at Buena Vista Manor Apartments
• Slowdown on I-40 near downtown
• Tractor trailer catches fire in Goodlettsville
• Sunday night crash sends at least six, including four children, to hospital
• Dry weather expected Monday, rain likely Wednesday
• Vanderbilt scholar Amy-Jill Levine stresses Jewish roots of the New Testament
• Record number of black bears killed in TN
• Gail Kerr: John Arriola continues troubling trend in Davidson County Clerk's office
• Newt Gingrich's hope of closing gap is dwindling
• Clarence Page: Haiti's plight spurs scrutiny of aid groups
• Sunny, warm weather to end the weekend
• Nashville Indie Music: January 30th – February 5th
• Phil Valentine's film attacks Al Gore, global warming claims
• TN Democrats seek celebrity to challenge Corker
• Nashville Ballet's community day at Belmont encourages interaction
• Native American Indian Association could lose $248,000 federal grant
• Political Notebook: From piracy to privacy, Blackburn takes on Google
• Sumner County Briefs: Commissioners vote to eliminate constable positions
• Rutherford County Briefs: Community college may get county funds for expansion
• Wilson County Briefs: University to honor WWII vets
• Williamson County Briefs: Franklin hopes new device improves water quality
• Davidson County Briefs: NES to offer free workshops on reducing electric bills
• Week in review: Bank fails, Rand Paul detained and more
• 'Singing Bee' auditions have Nashville hotel all abuzz
• Gail Kerr: Beloved Red Grooms carousel needs a home. Maybe new water park is it.
• Week ahead: Panel will discuss state law that bans password sharing
• Rep. Diane Black, other congresswomen get undignified Saudi welcome
• Kathleen Parker: Yale case evokes memories of Duke lacrosse
• Leonard Pitts: Inability to compromise on guns simply deranged
• Richard J. Grant: Fair trade dogged by phony currency
• Efficiency will improve state's service to residents
• Bus rapid transit may cut Nashville transportation knot
• Close gun-show loophole to save lives
• Record check an ineffective nuisance
• Sunny skies expected for the weekend
• Nashville bus rapid transit system moves ahead
• Immigration lawyer sues Maury County government, judge
• Transportation funds aim to get people out of cars
• Similar industrial accidents at Middle TN sites kill 2 men
• Mona Charen: Gingrich, Democrats disingenuous about Romney's wealth
• Subsidizing natural-gas cars is bad policy
• Pipeline rejection is a huge Native American victory
• Metro Planning Organization lands $2.5M in federal funding
• Police bust neighborhood heroin distributor near airport
• SLIDESHOW: Most bank-failure prone states
• FDIC closes Tennessee Commerce Bank
• University Aims to Keep Community Safe With New Campaign
• Entertainer & RuPaul's Drag Race hopeful The Princess at Play/Tribe this weekend
• 2.8-acre former apartment site sells for $2.2 million
• TN Senate: Multi-pronged unemployment reform arrives
• Campus filled with the sounds of Mozart to Rodgers and Hammerstein this winter
• U.S. mortgage rates edge higher
• California to Gaylord: Please come back
• Wreck shuts down Lebanon's Hwy 109 at rush hour
• Male prostitute, brother arrested on murder charges
• $3.8B HealthSpring-Cigna deal could close next week
• Blackbird Theater presents rarely produced <em>Pacific Overtures</em> in Shamblin Theatre
• Police working accident involving pedestrian
• Tennessee foreclosure activity climbed in December
• Second industrial accident death reported
• Franklin schools rezoning aims for poorer students to mingle
• Weekend program for gifted youth now taking applications
• Opry Mills releases list of new and returning stores
• I will be on MSNBC’s “Up With Chris Hayes” on Sunday from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. CT to...
• It's slow going on Interstate 65 coming into Nashville, plan accordingly
• Biking, pedestrian funds awarded in Nashville area
• Rolling truck appears cause of man's death at Nissan in Smyrna
• Drier conditions expected for the Clarksville area
• Rolling Mill Hill apartment complex gains Platinum LEED certification
• Gallery: Inside other Gaylord, Dollywood water parks
• Barge strike collapses Kentucky bridge near LBL
• How often did Alexander, Corker vote in line with Obama?
• Top-paid Tennessee Titans
• TVA sued by zombie protestors
• Taco Bell launches breakfast menu
• Farmers’ Market finances scrutinized
• Memphis woman gets prison sentence for stealing from namesakes
• Must-have apps for business travel
• Hillary Clinton dodging political 'high wire'
• Vacant Cooker location in Hermitage to reopen as sports bar
• Opry Mills announces 60 new and returning stores
• U.S. Highway 41 in Bedford County closed
• Murfreesboro Road trailer heavily damaged by fire early Friday
• Suspects booked overnight in case of man found shot to death in vehicle
• One reported dead after vehicle accident at Nissan in Smyrna
• Dry weather expected Friday
• Alexander: President’s Warning to Colleges and Universities Is “Really a Threat to Cut Federal Aid to Students”
• Nashville police officer hurt in fracas outside convenient store
• State Sen. Roy Herron won't run for office this year
• Police intensify crackdown on gang activity
• Alexander, Corker voted in line with Obama more than peers did
• Fan disrupts All-Star Fantasy Draft by yelling out Wade Belak’s name
• AERA taps Peabody’s Zimmer for publication editorship
• Clarence Page: Gingrich covers his tracks with righteous indignation
• Tigres del Norte electrizan el Auditorio Municipal de Nashville
• Giancarlo Guerrero: Director invitado de la Filarmónica de Buenos Aires
• Detectives raid Gallatin Avenue store, charge owners with felony theft
• Thomas Sowell: GOP must close ranks now to win this fall
• Health reform takes shape
• Gen. Ronald Fogleman: Slim active military, beef up innovation
• Nonprofits changing; need even greater
• The Hot at Nights at The Listening Room Cafe
• Nashville Nightlife dinner theater sells for $2.4 million
• Haslam: Sales taxes 'too big' to ignore national fix
• Nashville Conference on African-American History and Culture takes place Feb. 10
• Middle Tennessee leads statewide drop in unemployment
• Nashville area 153rd in nation for lawyers' pay
• Sandra C. Wilson Recognized by Cambridge Who”s Who for Excellence in Shoe Design
• Sandra C. Wilson Recognized by Cambridge Who”s Who for Excellence in Shoe Design
• Pekka Rinne featured in “Science of Hockey” series
• Clinical depression linked to long work hours
• Police: officer injured by suspect on the job at home, resting.
• South Street Smokehouse: you can eat healthy
• Boyle bringing Publix to Donelson, investing $9.5M
• Event gallery: Forty Under 40 reveal party
• Hillsboro Village apartment plans scaled back
• Bank of America as Groupon? BofA tests discount program
• Spring Hill High cleared after investigation of suspicious device
• Apartment, retail project slated for Hillsboro Village
• Audit: Arriola collected $119,000 in wedding fees
• Bank of America investment bankers to get 25% pay cut
• McDonald's Twitter campaign becomes horror story
• J.C. Penney unveils new pricing strategy, store design, logo
• Survey: US workers spend $3K a year on coffee, lunch
• Catching up with Phillip Fulmer
• Americans keeping cars longer than ever
• Fed expects to keep rates low into 2014
• New section of Elm Hill Pike to open to traffic next week
• Vera Bradley to open store at Opry Mills
• Police officer has to fight man on disorderly conduct store
• Crash on I-440 stalls traffic
• Dead body found in trailer that catches fire
• Scattered showers today, a nice weekend expected for the area
• Middle Tennessee could get 1-3 inches of more rain Thursday
• CMA honors hit songwriters with Triple Play Awards during Jan. 24 luncheon
• TSU farm employee pleads guilty to killing professor
• Blackburn Questions Google's Motives on Privacy
• Blackburn Statement on the Obama Administration's Plan to Cut America's Military
• Nashville airport video doesn't show 'irate' Sen. Rand Paul
• Regulators say flood barriers may not protect TVA's nuclear plants
• Cal Thomas: S.C. evangelicals make pragmatic vote for Gingrich
• Green effort aids Second Harvest Food Bank facility
• Mayfield considers 3rd District GOP run
• Wildlife agency says ATVs cause erosion
• Memphis chief says police memos show unreported crimes
• Smoking: Focus on workers quitting, not a hiring ban
• Shelved anti-piracy act offers protection
• Kathleen Parker: When is lobbying just shooting the bull?
• Leonard Pitts: Newt taps GOP vein of coded racism
• Beech High coach arrested on charges of sex with teen
• Weekly Obsession: The 35 baronies of Davidson County
• Conflict management institute honors Charles McGowan at five-year anniversary
• Dean, Charter Incubator announce recruitment of charter school leader
• ECD Commissioner Hagerty: At home with tech investors
• Tax Foundation: Tennessee 14th 'tax friendliest' state
• Realtors: Pending home sales up in December
• Nissan to build $2 billion plant in Mexico
• Haslam announces deal on judicial elections
• Nissan becomes No. 2 Asian brand in Americas
• Nashville airport releases security footage of Sen. Rand Paul
• Hardaway forms partnership with Hunt Construction
• Hillsboro Village to get apartment, retail development
• Permits: Brooks Brothers, Levi's, Oakley coming to Opry Mills
• CHS to acquire Pennsylvania hospital
• Nashville residents poised for chickens; city isn't ready
• Reaction to State of the Union
• Duncan Applauds Obama Ed Plan
• Several downtown roads to be blocked Wednesday afternoon for circus animals
• Janie Fricke's new album earning rave reviews
• All lanes closed on I-24 westbound in Rutherford
• Federal funds toward a new Indian center now in jeopardy
• Montgomery Gentry's 'Where I Come From' video passes a million YouTube hits
• NBJ announces the Forty Under 40 class of 2012
• Chattanooga paying family of man shot at 59 times by police
• Chappy's on Church facing foreclosure
• Former Clarksville utility director indicted on 36 counts of fraud
• Groups slam 'Dirty Thirty' companies over taxes, lobbying
• Want to hunt bears in Tennessee?
• Tennesseans think texting while driving as bad as DUI
• Wal-Mart launches 'Get on the Shelf' contest for small firms
• Obama calls for tax fairness in State of the Union
• Polo Ralph Lauren coming to Opry Mills
• Companies growing but not yet adding jobs, poll shows
• Norman Couser's restaurant on Nolensville Pike catches fire
• Man found dead in vehicle after it crashes into home
• Exhibition - Cyberchase: The Chase is On!
• Craven Crowell of TN to chair Texas electricity council
• Fire reported at apartment complex on Whispering Hills Drive
• Alexander on Fed Chairman Bernanke’s Announcement: “These are Welcome and Important Steps Toward Openness”
• Residential fire breaks out in north Nashville
• Second Harvest to gain rooftop solar panels from Silicon Ranch Corp.
• Scattered showers return tonight into Thursday
• Pedestrian fatally hit on I-40
• Rain expected to move in to Middle Tennessee Wednesday
• West Memphis Three film brings freed man to Belcourt
• Cab rivals win round one against new Nashville regulation
• Greyhound's new Nashville bus station goes green
• Nashville music community takes part in upcoming 'Music City U.S.A.' documentary
• Nashville-area viewers offer both skepticism, favor after Obama's speech
• Cold will make comeback after Nashville's winter warm-up
• Gail Kerr: 'Don't say gay' bill will add to hostility at schools
• Metro Schools ends agreement with unions, straining relationships in the wake
• Nashville Zoo's new giraffe hits the 'spot' light
• Antioch residents concerned about plans for asphalt plant
• Album review: 'Mark Wayne Glasmire'
• Disproportional incarceration emerges as a civil-rights issue
• Mona Charen: Gingrich campaign rolls on cynicism
• Ruth Marcus: Obama sees purple majesty in Arizona
• Police confirm investigation into alleged incident with former MBA teacher
• Permits: Which Wich, Converse, Talbots opening in Opry Mills
• Bridgestone shifts Super Bowl ad strategy
• 'License to bully' bill is absolutely un-Christian
• More companies willing to negotiate pay
• Nashville's 2012 commercial real estate forecast
• Steven Turner to challenge Mary Pruitt in House District 58
• Regions posts $602M 4Q loss after Morgan Keegan sale
• HumanDocs presents film and panel exploring death penalty in Texas arson case
• Fifth and Main regains FHA approval
• Garth Brooks' lawsuit against Oklahoma hospital is expected to be resolved today
• JCPenney cutting thousands of jobs
• TSU’s Avian Hughes Named BEYA STEM Award Winner
• Polo Ralph Lauren to open Opry Mills store
• Antioch residents meeting about asphalt plant
• MedQuist Holdings becomes M*Modal
• HCA hospital loses $178 million judgment in Florida
• New developers take over Laurel Cove subdivision
• Sen. Rand Paul refuses TSA pat down in Nashville
• Obama to take on economic anxiety, look to November in State of the Union
• Nashville's homeless paper expanding
• Belmont University to add more parking spaces
• STORIFY: Mt. Juliet mayor wants massive cross to project 'God and country' image
• East TN lawmakers propose 'Ten Commandments' bill
• New giraffe arrives at Nashville Zoo
• Sen Alexander: “State of the Union is that we’re in the midst of the Obama Economy"
• Aquinas looks to expand under new president Sister Mary Sarah
• Corker Comments on Tonight’s State of the Union Address
• Slowdowns on I-440 and I-40 in Nashville
• Corker Comments on Tonight’s State of the Union Address
• Corker Comments on Tonight’s State of the Union Address
• Overnight shooting reported at Columbia
• Three injured in Cheatham County shooting
• Sunny skies today, scattered showers for the middle of the week
• Middle 50s forecast Tuesday; rain chances increase Wednesday and Thursday
• After being a healthy scratch, Matt Halischuk makes a statement with his play
• Overnight storm damage reported on Monday
• Meeting at Ellington Agricultural Center to discuss TN archaeology research
• Nashville man gets 20 years in girl's 2009 slaying
• Sentence for horse soring includes article
• Rand Paul says Nashville airport went too far after he refused pat-down
• Imprisoned sect leader Warren Jeffs spends thousands on newspaper ads
• GPS ruling likely won't free 'Wooded Rapist'
• Government websites fail 'adequate notice' standard
• Cloris Leachman cancels show at TPAC
• Grand jury to hear child abuse case against former Metro officer
• Romney, Gingrich let punches fly
• Sen. Bill Ketron won't run for Congress
• Nashville, other police must get warrant to use GPS on suspects
• Goodlettsville man charged with sexual battery of daughter's friend
• Nurse anesthetists put safety first
• Gene Policinski: Party conventions should be planning how to protect speech, safety
• George Will: GOP must think hard about Gingrich
• Barack Talk 2012 Watch Party
• 17-year-old charged in Jefferson Street shooting that injured 11-year-old
• TSU’s Avian Hughes Named BEYA STEM Award Winner
• Nashville's Southwestern acquires QSP assets
• Greyhound to open new bus station Feb. 2
• Former teacher, attorney named president of Nashville Public Education Foundation
• Tennessee construction contracts climbed in December
• VTM looking to raise $6 million in funding
• Andrews Institute, Leadership Wilson partner for Wilson County Power of One Conference
• Nashville’s average pay ranks 174th in U.S.
• Some have asked for my opinion on SOPA. Here's the statement I issued last week...
• This morning I spoke on the House floor about the Red Tails and other African Am...
• Men vs. women: College degrees in Nashville
• BioMimetic cuts 25% of workforce amid FDA delay
• Inside the mind of Cracker Barrel agitator Sardar Biglari
• West TN police officer fired for violating city's no smoking policy
• SunTrust fourth-quarter profit up 33 percent
• Production of Hairspray wins Nashville's outstanding musical of 2011 from BroadwayWorld
• Vehicle fire reported in a parking garage
• University to take part in College Goal Tennessee Sunday
• Teenager in custody for alleged carjacking; two suspects still sought
• Top of the List: Private schools
• Who bought TVA’s natural gas plant?
• Bill seeks to ease display of Ten Commandments in TN
• Smokies see fewer visitors in 2011
• Georgia judge orders Obama to court on citizenship complaint
• Target asks vendors to help it fight 'showrooming'
• Sen. Bill Ketron won't run for Congress
• Marriott at Vanderbilt to triple lobby and add restaurant
• TN parents blame bullying in teen son's suicide
• Sentence for horse soring of Shelbyville man includes writing newspaper story
• Sen. Rand Paul stopped by TSA in Nashville Airport
• Vehicle fire reported on Briley in Madison area
• Clearing expected after several reports of storm damage overnight
• Vehicle slams into business in south Nashville
• Dan McGuinness remodeling downtown pub
• Coy Taylor signs with Average Joes Ent., plays Jan. 24 showcase at 12th & Porter
• Clearing skies to begin the workweek
• Spring Hill pitches I-65 annexation as way to fight drug traffic
• Francis Bouillon is a mentor to a young Nashville Predators squad
• Heavy snow of Jan. 2011 has been a no-show this year
• Lion dancers, dragons herald Chinese New Year
• Gingrich win puts TN in play to decide Republican nomination
• Nashville Indie Music: January 23rd – January 29th
• Gail Kerr: Benefit University School by meeting The Beatles or writing your obit
• Strong winds and severe weather expected tonight
• Country's Lee Brice escapes tour-bus fire outside Toby Keith's Mesa eatery
• Barry Trotz chirps Chicago fans following victory
• Franklin to detail how dam will be destroyed
• Political Notebook: Councilman to seek state House seat
• GOP voters in S.C. say they want change
• Eagleville can no longer ignore need for sewer system
• Analysis: Gingrich rode debate skills to victory
• Latino Democrats at TN summit blast 'extremist' GOP views
• Copper Kettle Downtown; you can eat healthy
• TN gun laws, or lack thereof, under attack
• Dogs are cat's meow at swanky fundraiser
• Williamson County Briefs: Construction boom likely on McEwen east of I-65
• Davidson County Briefs: Students get a little G. Love
• Sumner County Briefs: 5 school board seats open
• Rutherford County Briefs: Smyrna Rexall to close
• Wilson County Briefs: Mayor wants giant cross to greet Mt. Juliet visitors
• Week ahead: Roe v. Wade protest in D.C. expected to draw thousands
• Week in review: Hale renovation begins
• Gail Kerr: It's no Opryland, but water park can create memories, too
• Nashville amusement park's cost to taxpayers is unclear
• Kathleen Parker: Gingrich's sins less important than the narcissism that compel his actions
• It's time to end the giveaway to online retailers
• Richard J. Grant: Unemployment is symptom of bigger problem
• Cloudy skies today, scattered showers and thunderstorms tomorrow night
• Once Again, Tennessee Democrats Stand Up For A State Income Tax
• Columbia State Community College stakes claim on its future
• Tornado watch in effect for Nashville area
• Evaluations must ask right questions
• Teach for America founder discusses improving education for underprivileged students
• Marches by Occupy groups target campaign funding law
• Fort Campbell soldier found guilty of torturing dog
• Mona Charen: The return of the weak horse
• Young adults fight to end abortion
• Ray Waddle: Disconnect from the data - and restore the soul
• EPA regulations may not be 'job killer'
• Heritage raising $200 million fund
• Aegis to sponsor, drug test cycling team
• Lawmakers retreat on SOPA, but damage done in Nashville
• Duke LifePoint pledges $20 million to Virginia partner
• First Tennessee: Middle Tenn driving loan growth
• Following first practice, Brandon Yip looks forward to a new start in Nashville
• TN Commerce reports more losses, 'forensic review' underway
• Shrinking loan losses offset lower revenue for First Horizon
• Police search for convict in deadly Friday shooting
• Fifth Third's 4Q misses Wall Street view
• Occupy Nashville protesters march to federal courthouse
• Gaylord and Dollywood: A lesson in networking
• Permits: More stores returning to Opry Mills
• Gaylord Entertainment CEO to speak at Nashville Business Breakfast Feb. 15
• Lipscomb hosts Gaither Homecoming 2012 in Allen Arena April 20
• Tennessee State University Student Wins Engineering Research Award
• Bank of America posts $1.6 billion Q4 income
• Plans move forward for new park on Charlotte Pike to honor sculptor
• Disaster planning 101: Don't forget these tips
• Recap: Gaylord, Dolly Parton partner on amusement park
• TN lawmakers move toward income-tax ban
• Tracy Morgan’s Nashville rant parodied on ‘30 Rock’
• General Motors again is world's biggest automaker
• TVA orders work stoppage at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant
• San Francisco-based hat maker coming to downtown Nashville
• State orders 54,600 copies of Tenn. Blue Book
• Fort Campbell soldier convicted of torturing wife's dog
• Sumner County grand jury indicts second suspect for Cottontown slayings
• Upgrades start at Nashville Rescue Mission
• Popular antique show moves to Hendersonville
• TN. panel hasn't posted regular meeting notices
• Injury accident reported at Nolensville Pike and Thompson Lane
• Shooting reported overnight in Madison
• Newly painted locomotive to be christened Friday at Riverfront Station
• Rain expected Friday and early Saturday
• Partly cloudy skies today, unsettled weather for the weekend
• $1.6 million available to help fund transit projects in Middle Tennessee
• Charges filed in horse trailer crash
• TVA orders work stoppage at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant
• Dolly Parton, Gaylord to open Nashville water-and-snow amusement park
• Support Nashville's artists with anti-piracy legislation
• Leonard Pitts: War does awful things to body and soul
• Ruth Marcus: Romney has only hurt himself with tax return mess
• Charles Haynes: 'Equal treatment' often can be messy
• Country star Blake Shelton mourns the death of his dad, reschedules tour dates
• Documents detailing reason for search of Murfreesboro business to remain sealed
• MDHA to develop small Charlotte Pike green space into park
• Dolly Parton announces new Nashvillle theme park
• Hall Stadium Renewal Kicks Off With Building Demolition
• Dolly Parton: Making her Nashville mark. Again.
• Saint Thomas opens new heart center
• Tennessee unemployment falls below 9 percent
• Amusement park caps whirlwind recovery for Opryland area
• Legislature must focus on workers' needs
• University to hold mock trial competition Feb. 17-18
• Industry snapshot: The highs and lows of theme parks
• Interview with Grammy-winning musician Branford Marsalis
• Memory lane: Opryland timeline, gallery
• Nashville’s theme park competition
• Gaylord, Dolly Parton to partner on Nashville amusement park
• 7 tips for a less stressful job interview
• Vanguard teams with Magellan in Arizona venture
• Clarcor profits sore
• Battle of the Boulevard on Feb. 3 features Beale Street Flippers from Memphis
• Small Business Wire
• Music City Center enjoys booking binge
• Dolly Parton, Gaylord Opryland announce new Nashville amusement park
• Dan McGuinness remodeling downtown pub
• Bill targets Occupy Nashville protesters
• Troubled Gallatin plant hit with 11 fire code violations
• Memphis politicians almost come to blows
• Cortland Finnegan sells home
• Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Never mind Wikipedia, what if the whole Internet blacked out?
• Change burdensome visa requirements, travel groups say
• Three Franklin men charged in cocaine investigation
• Misdemeanor charges filed in horse trailer crash; investigation continues
• Voting precincts shuffled in Sumner County
• MTA to begin work on bus maintenance facility
• Aquarium, Rainforest Cafe reportedly hiring for Opry Mills restaurants
• POLL: Backyard chickens are:
• Antioch Pike now open after early morning accident
• Monroe Harding announces officers for 2012
• Warmer temperatures expected Thursday
• Partly sunny skies today, isolated showers for the weekend
• Titans Look Ahead To Combine To Find Their First Round Selection
• Nashville airport security discovers 2 loaded guns
• Tornado struck northeast of Smyrna
• Gallatin's Hoeganaes plant hit with 11 fire code violations
• TN proposal on residential rules could affect Occupy Nashville
• Resources help parents navigate waters
• More than 'the talk' required to guide youths on sexuality
• Civic Design Center debuts documentary on youth-oriented urban design project
• So Peyton Manning Is Retiring? Or Not; Rob Lowe Says Yes
• Titans Announce Front Office Promotions
• Saint Thomas files for imaging center certificate of need
• Permits: More stores returning to Opry Mills
• SOPA 101: What's really going on here?
• Nashville's industrial sector growth ranked in US top 10
• MBA tells students that 'collection problems' were among causes of TSSAA sanctions
• TN announces trade mission to China, South Korea
• Hall ascends to CEO at Stones River Electric
• Restraining order against Indigo developer Lineberry dissolved
• George Will: It's inevitable that security, freedom will clash
• DeWayne Wickham: Let's praise Haley Barbour for giving ex-cons the right to vote
• Buffets Inc. files for bankruptcy — again
• Cardiovascular Care Group raises $32 million
• Home builder confidence rises
• Randy Travis under new management for silver career anniversary
• Blake Shelton's father passes away
• Judge: former Nashville attorney should return client money
• Three Tiger Legends Nominated for NAIA 75th Anniversary Team
• Former MTSU coach Simmons facing possible indictment
• 105 Voices of History HBCU National Choir to perform in Music City Jan. 22
• Photos: Southwest plans cabin makeovers
• Earnings: Pinnacle profits for 6th straight quarter
• Lebanon votes against proposed events center
• Council gives final approval for LifePoint incentives
• BlueCross BlueShield to go retail
• Facebook, American Airlines top list of most hated companies
• Council approves backyard chickens bill
• Best, worst airport terminals in the world identified
• Snowy Owls now at Nashville Zoo
• Sunny skies for the middle of the week, showers return to begin the weekend
• Which Wich to open a Green Hills location
• Exhibit by artists affected by homelessness scheduled downtown
• Corker Says Obama Administration’s Decision to Deny Permit for Keystone Pipeline Will Cost Thousands of American Jobs, Deny Access to Large Supply of North American Energy
• Tornado confirmed in Rutherford County
• Two loaded guns recovered since Saturday at Nashville Airport
• McDonald's on Broadway to reopen with new look; when still in question
• Wreck reported on I-65 in Sumner County
• Officer shoots man during execution of a search warrant
• Clear and cold Wednesday, warmer weather forecast for rest of week
• Alexander: “No Excuse” for Rejecting Keystone XL Pipeline
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On Passage Of Redistricting Maps
• Garth Brooks sues Oklahoma hospital over outcome of $500K donation
• Nashville father, son face charges over Florida Keys coral
• I-40 trailer rollover crash kills 3 horses
• Bald eagle's nest found in Franklin
• Thomas Sowell: Focus on inequality historically a danger
• Weekly Obsession: A very flat tax
• Nashville Zoo reduces admission for Feb. 5 Zooperbowl
• Local Nashville artists in Lightning 100's top songs of 2011
• Appeals panel weighs challenge to 2008 TN primary
• Storm survey will tell if tornado hit Rutherford County
• Fairness demands a new look at Drug Free School Zone Act
• Gail Kerr: Speaker Beth Harwell says sunshine law is safe
• East Texan Mark Cooke makes local live-country debut Jan. 18 at The Rutledge
• Three males, including two juveniles, indicted in kidnapping and rape of four women
• Iasis: Sanctions levied against ex-employee's lawyers
• Ruth Marcus: Romney's sympathy for the poor doesn't extend to his policies
• Clarence Page: Ronald Reagan couldn't even win today
• With inventory shrinking, home prices could climb in 2012
• Break down: What a Nashville convention goer spends in a day
• Expect sticker shock over health-care costs
• Atiba acquires Cabedge.com
• PNC survey: Millionaires look to give
• Drug tests for Tennessee business executives?
• Gotto won't push plan for Metro, presidential elections to coincide
• Megabus.com expands Nashville service
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• U.S. companies spend more on machinery, less on manpower
• Purcell, Holleman join Jones Hawkins & Farmer law firm
• 128 live dogs, 1 cat found in U-Haul in West TN
• Wrecks block I-65 N in Goodlettsville
• Should Tennessee restrict elderly drivers?
• Top of the List: Shopping centers
• Wikipedia goes dark to protest anti-piracy bill
• Dan Evins, Cracker Barrel founder, dies at 76
• Burger King testing home delivery
• Zoo offers half price admission on Super Bowl Sunday
• Standoff between man and police in Gallatin ends without injury
• TN Speaker Beth Harwell assures state sunshine law is safe
• Disney Store issued a building permit at Opry Mills
• Several horses dead after trailer crashes on I-40 Monday
• Franklin among locations new bald eagle nests are being found
• Police seek serial robbery suspect
• James Earl Ray doubted jury would believe racists killed MLK
• Rain, strong winds expected in Nashville
• Nashville police thwart crime by building trust in neighborhoods
• Older Tennessee drivers may encounter tougher laws
• A few showers today, the cold returns for the rest of the week
• COPS program's possible demise worries police
• 2 East Nashville breweries to take over Fluffo factory
• Murfreesboro's Joe B. Jackson Parkway parkway poised for new development
• North Nashville auto repair shop catches fire
• Police investigate shooting Sunday near Shelby Park
• Ex-Vanderbilt Law School employee arrested in theft
• Horse-drawn carriage rides get new push in Franklin
• Titans Tab Maxie As New Secondary Coach
• Chicken issue a matter of personal rights
• Metro Council shouldn't stand in car service companies' way
• Cal Thomas: Three victories for conservatives
• Kathleen Parker: In defense of Michelle Obama
• Renovation of Edgefield cottages forges ahead
• Two men who jumped off downtown hotel cited for disorderly conduct
• I-40 West closed in Williamson, I-24 West in northern Davidson slowed
• Nashville's 20th Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival set for March 27-31
• Cracker Barrel founder Dan Evins has died
• Former Vanderbilt law school employee arrested for alleged embezzlement
• Police investigate shooting Sunday near Shelby Park
• Fashion Career Opportunties in Nashville
• TN traffic deaths among lowest in half century
• Corker Commemorates Martin Luther King Day of Service in Nashville
• Four people lose their lives during deadly weekend in Nashville
• North Nashville auto repair shop catches fire
• Windy conditions expected Monday as rain likely to move in
• Scattered showers to begin the workweek
• MLK Day events in Nashville area
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP presidential race
• Aviation brigade returns to Fort Campbell
• TVA settlement funds to help Tennessee's energy efficiency
• Gail Kerr: Haslam's civil service changes have merit, risk
• Keeping MLK's legacy strong is author Lewis Baldwin's calling
• 2 men arrested after parachute jump from downtown hotel
• Assisted living resident fatally beaten with cane
• Leonard Pitts: Offer on racial-injustice book is in memory of King
• Nashville Indie Music: January 16th - January 22nd
• Sunny skies today, scattered showers to begin the workweek
• Political Notebook: Blackburn, other attractive lawmakers garner more airtime, study says
• Williamson County Briefs: Tax revenues on target
• Mt. Juliet locals want the 'Mount' out for the count
• Women want black Civil War soldiers' names added to Maury memorial
• Week in review: Haslam proposes tax cuts
• Rutherford County Briefs: Senator confident of funds for MTSU science building
• Davidson County Briefs: Anti-hazing seminar scheduled Tuesday at Fisk
• Sumner County Briefs: Hendersonville Medical Center purchases 17 acres
• Wilson County Briefs: Mt. Juliet buys land in city's south section for fire station
• Week ahead: MLK Day marches Monday
• Occupy Murfreesboro swaps protest for positivity
• Gail Kerr: Belle Meade Country Club has chance to move beyond discriminatory past
• Bill Purcell, Jason Holleman, Jim White open public policy practice
• TN's electric car rebates go unclaimed
• George Will: Red tape, environmentalists foil nation's need to grow
• Mississippi pardon scandal recalls Tennessee 1979
• Day of service is a fitting tribute to King
• Race relations are to benefit of everyone
• Richard J. Grant: Obama too focused on short-term fiscal steps
• Clarence Page: Women's reproductive rights under threat in 2012
• 2012 Fashion Comes Full-Circle Part 2
• Warmer temperatures through the weekend
• Police: Friday North Second Street shooting could be ruled self-defense
• Ex-Vanderbilt employee arrested for stealing $60,000
• Nashville police seek help to identify man who robbed elderly woman
• GOP hopefuls not on some ballots
• Rep. John Lewis talks of inspiration, King's legacy
• 2012 Fashion Comes Full-Circle Part1
• New TN congressional districts approved
• TN police board scraps jail immigration screenings
• VIDEO: Water skiing squirrel at Nashville Boat Show
• Ex-Robertson county official faces more charges
• Analysis: History says South Carolina could turn nasty
• Mona Charen: Forget mandate; far worse awaits in health-care law
• Today's commercials will spoil new-year composure
• Here's better way than Haslam's school plan
• Change:healthcare raises more than $9 million
• MULTIMEDIA LEARNING COMMONS
• RAPID FIRE 20 Q with Reichen Lehmkuhl reality star/author at PLAY Friday, Jan 13
• Dean names new education advisor, taps department head for Mayor's Office post
• Chuy's opening in Opry Mills mall
• MDHA appeal to protract convention center fight with Tower Investments
• TSU announces new VP for University Relations and Development
• Today the Tennessee Senate rubber-stamped the Congressional redistricting plan p...
• College of Business one of four in nation to achieve ACBSP accounting accreditation
• This weekend, as we consider the life and legacy of one of America’s greatest ci...
• Tennessee gets C+ grade in annual education report
• TSU Staff Member Nominated for NAACP Image Award
• St. Louis Rams hire Jeff Fisher as head coach
• Topre America to open inside Nissan’s Smyrna facility
• What's going on at West End Summit?
• Should TN elect all judges? Legislation en route
• TSU featured in USBE&IT magazine
• Century Mold launching $4.2 million expansion in Shelbyville
• Arthur Laffer named in Texas Ponzi suit
• TN Senate approves redistricting plans
• Police: No arrests in deadly Givens Market shooting
• 13 students at Whites Creek charged in campus scuffle
• Warehouse workers, meet your replacements
• Titans Cheerleaders leave Nashville for USO Tour to Kuwait (with video)
• Keep the change: Air travelers leave $400k at checkpoints
• 12 things that will be cheaper in 2012
• Predators sending 3 to NHL’s All-Star Weekend
• Tennessee House approves redistricting plans
• IRS tax tips for 2012
• Tech Sector Job Market Remains Hot in Middle Tennessee
• TN police board scraps jail immigration rules
• Feds accuse Polen of multimillion-dollar fraud schemes
• Vehicle or cargo fire on I-65 near Dickerson Pike
• Slick roads close most area schools; I-65 N reopens
• Partly cloudy and cold conditions expected today.
• Alexander Statement on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Metro and other school systems closed Friday
• Blackburn to President Obama: 'Welcome To The Party'
• Davidson County briefs: Community meeting to discuss Harding Academy expansion
• TSU's Hale Stadium will get $1M in repairs to host games
• Runner respects marathon challenge
• Motherhood, marathon stay in perfect sync
• 2012 CMA Music Fest confirms more heavy-hitters including Faith, Brad & Lady A
• If you see bald eagle nest, TN asks for a call
• Device is life-giving after heart disease
• Ruth Marcus: Bush had current field beat on caring
• Kathleen Parker: Baloney, pious or not, lobbed at Romney
• Public airwaves demand public standards on indecency
• Fliers leave $400,000 a year in coins at airport security checkpoints
• Bank robbery attempt ends after citizen leads police to suspects
• The Kingston Springs at Mercy Lounge
• Whooping cranes' ultralight-led flight gets FAA nod to continue
• Metro Schools names new music program coordinator
• Interview with singer/songwriter Mark Wayne Glasmire
• Music City Center loses two conventions
• Gene Policinski: New cachet for freedom of assembly
• Hotel developer Mark Lineberry fires back in Hotel Indigo suits
• Cooper talks online sales taxes, other issues
• Bass Berry & Sims to open D.C. office
• New record low for mortgage rates
• Food Lion closing 7 grocery stores in Middle Tennessee
• Letterman teases Dolly Parton about form-fitting choir robe in 'Joyful Noise'
• InnoVest looking to raise $5 million
• Rolling Mill Hill project sells for $11.4 million
• Jo Dee Messina welcomes baby boy
• The Melrose pub owner plans Charlotte Avenue location
• Silicon Ranch launches Georgia project
• TN redistricting approved by House of Representatives
• Nashville bank robbers captured after citizen follows getaway vehicles
• Councilwoman plays hardball with Dean over ballpark
• Lebanon bank robbery suspect turns himself in
• Light snow falling in Nashville
• Neighbors: Central Parking lacks parking for its workers
• Some Music City Center events remain 'confidential'
• Gov. Haslam endorses Mitt Romney for president
• 10 key trends, products to watch for in 2012
• Business travel expected to increase in 2012
• TSU's Hale Stadium getting $1 million in repairs to host football games
• New trials for defendants in Knoxville torture slayings case to go forward
• Police respond to possible shooting in South Nashville
• Police ID suspect who sideswiped an officer
• Dierks Bentley goes gold with "Am I The Only One"
• CMA Third Annual Keep the Music Playing All-Stars Concert
• Metro Schools postpones after school activities Thursday
• Rescue attempt in progress in Columbia
• Slowdown reported on I-65 near Brentwood
• Decommissioned officer fired by Metro; doesn't attend his hearing
• Resident runs to fire station to report blaze
• Scattered rain and snow showers today, clear skies for the weekend
• Chris Young, Suzy Bogguss take part in free Keep the Music Playing event Jan. 31
• Obama seeks celebrity backing
• Belle Meade Country Club invites black lawyer
• TN counties aim to be worth their salt if snow arrives
• U.S. nuclear waste storage is too risky
• Gov. Haslam formally endorses Romney in GOP race
• Nashville officer injured at accident scene released from hospital
• Speed may be factor in Pettus Road fatal wreck
• Court date delayed for former Metro board lawyer in theft case
• Central Parking staffers clog neighboring streets
• Shooter caught on video firing fatal shots at North Nashville market
• Kelly Clarkson, Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton to sing at the Super Bowl
• Five conventions booked into Music City Center remain "confidential"
• SoBro site sells for $1.4 million
• Cal Thomas: Media 'gotchas' target GOP hopefuls
• Clarence Page: Recess appointment dispute looks petty, but affects us all
• Make Auntie Belham's Cabin Rentals your home away from home
• Adrian Henry gets 40 years for killing girlfriend
• CNM, Institute for Conflict Management announce 2012 scholarship winners
• TSU joins area universites for service day projects
• State NFIB legislative priorities include unemployment, inheritance
• Report: Nashville poised for restaurant growth
• Six tips to get your job hunt organized
• UPDATED: Fatal wreck in South Nashville
• Mortgage applications rise
• Lawsuit: Hotel Indigo business partners at odds
• CHS terminates purchase of Roswell hospital
• January 2012 Newsletter
• Raymond James nearing deal to buy Morgan Keegan for $930 million
• Governor Bill Haslam endorses Mitt Romney for president
• Belle Meade Country Club moves to diversify
• Romney wins New Hampshire Republican primary; Paul second
• More companies take on tax-free status
• Smith Seckman Reid opens D.C. office
• Consumer debt making a comeback
• Former East TN youth leader charged with rape of girls
• One lane reopened on I-24 East in Clarksville
• Rain expected through Wednesday with colder temperatures to follow
• Isolated showers today, the cold returns tomorrow
• Gail Kerr: Lawmakers' return garners low expectations
• Tennessee holiday traffic deaths tumble
• Country star Janie Fricke discusses her new 'Country Side of Bluegrass' CD
• Belle Meade Country Club may offer membership to first female
• Republicans pave way for final redistricting vote
• 8 Middle TN students sue Daymar Institute for $25 million
• Former Nashville police officer pleads guilty in drug case
• Nashville officer fired after hearing on prescription drugs
• Whole-person fitness a 2012 goal
• Thomas Sowell: Companies know when it's over; postal service doesn't
• Mona Charen: Family history drives Romney's caution
• Unsinkable spirit is a rare gift, indeed
• Federal disaster aid available in Middle TN
• 9/11 memorial slowly rises with large doses of help
• Cleanup project at Percy Priest Lake earns national volunteer award
• Coal-tainted slurry hits TN's New River
• Mark Wayne Glasmire releasing new EP today
• 1,853 Named to Fall 2011 Dean’s List
• Haslam unveils legislative agenda
• 500 jobs on the line in Clarksville
• Permits: More stores opening in Opry Mills mall
• Analysis: 35 cities have more health care companies than Nashville
• Hearing on Curry Todd's DUI, gun charges rescheduled
• Police: Suspect hits officer, car after cocaine deal at Exxon
• Joe Galante joins Entrepreneur Center's residency program
• Corker defends Fannie, Freddie bill at Realtors event
• CapControls merges with Qval to form new company
• Corker Says Tennesseans Should Not Bail Out Reckless Borrowers in Other Parts of the Country
• Better Business Bureau: Top scams of 2011
• Yellow Cab Metro sues two competitors
• Whooping cranes' ultralight-led flight gets FAA nod to continue
• Venture capital firms raise $5.6B in fourth quarter
• YP Nashville Monthly
• Hendersonville home invasion may have been set up by alleged victim
• Dean pollster asks Nashville about a property tax hike
• Spring Hill won’t get new Buick crossover
• Slideshow: Airlines with best on-time performance
• Wall Street appears headed for a pay cut
• Tennessee lawmakers return to work today
• Malls see occupancy rise
• TN traffic deaths decline for New Year's weekend
• Small Business Wire
• Beyonce & Jay-Z Release Statement
• Wrecks on I-440 and I-24 slow traffic
• Decommissioned officer fired by Metro Police
• 1 killed and 1 injured in Murfreesboro shooting
• Vehicle catches fire overnight
• Rain expected to move into Midstate overnight and Wednesday
• Scattered showers tonight, colder temperatures to end the week
• DeWayne Wickham: Paul raises real racism issue his rivals won't touch
• Ruth Marcus: Santorum goes overboard on social issues
• George Will: Spreading wealth only aids wealthy
• TN passive on prescription abuse
• Carelessness on science too common
• 2012 General Assembly: A citizen's guide
• Hendersonville businessman pleads guilty to federal fraud charge
• State Sen. Jim Tracy rules out run for Congress in 2012
• Suit accuses Humphreys officers of second beating
• Man accused of interfering in Bobo case
• TBI: 70-year-old tried to hire hit on hubby
• Democratic donor: Corker lobbied White House for Bredesen
• Brentwood officials sued over denial of library access
• Nashville officer hit by car may be home soon
• Cohen has issue with new map
• Minor penalty caused more than minor damage to Francis Bouillon
• Metro police officer indicted last year on prescription fraud charges fired
• Nashville's Will Hoge makes late-night TV debut Jan. 10 on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
• Newest musical offering from Michael W. Smith releases on Jan. 17
• Local Fifth Third head Dan Hogan to depart
• Healthways expands partnership with Johns Hopkins
• Capella to shutter Alabama hospital
• Dean chooses Bridgestone Americas president to be next Metro Law director
• Music City Center surpasses 600,000 room nights
• Haslam's regulatory review wraps up
• Nissan partnering with Mercedes on Tennessee engines
• Top of the List: Venture capital firms
• TN senator: Pay pregnant moms to visit doctor
• Will Tennessee primary voters matter?
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Regulators give banks breathing room
• 70-year-old TN woman arrested; TBI says she hired hit man to kill husband
• Wreck with injuries at OHB and Edmondson Pike reported
• Magazine picks Warner Parks among Top 5 running trails
• Information sought in deadly shooting on Saturday
• Vacant building catches fire in north Nashville
• Walgreens robbed overnight in Donelson area
• Gradual clearing expected Monday; more rain likely late Tuesday and Wednesday
• Republicans hammer Romney as N.H. primary nears
• Rep. Scott DesJarlais' votes don't halt funds from GOP
• Nashville police officer improving after traffic mishap
• Sen. Lamar Alexander ready to open up
• Isolated showers to begin the week
• Bluegrass duo Dailey & Vincent host open CD-release party Jan. 9 in Cookeville
• Bluegrass duo Dailey & Vincent host open CD-release party Jan. 9 in Cookeville
• Old-school Harlem Globetrotters show fans they've still got game
• Kathleen Parker: Add Rick Santorum as a debate driver, but Mitt Romney still best bet
• Touch of 'real' books makes memories flow
• New national defense act shreds our legal rights
• Supreme Court to decide on Texas electoral maps
• Musicians give back to Daconto's restaurant after death in family
• Beyonce and Jay -Z welcome New Baby!
• Nashville Indie Music: January 9 - January 15
• Isolated showers and warm temperatures expected
• Clarksville charter changes spark flap
• Fort Campbell troops return to big welcome
• Metro police officer recovering after being hit by car
• TN redistricting plan would cut GOP seat
• Week in review: New TN redistricting maps would give GOP advantage
• Happy New Year to 200 refugees
• Sumner County Briefs: Blue Goose Cafe closes doors
• Williamson County Briefs: Hopefuls consider new district
• Rutherford County Briefs: Murfreesboro hospital has banner year for births
• Davidson County Briefs: March planned for MLK Day
• Wilson County Briefs: County earns disaster designation for heat, drought
• Week ahead: Corker to speak in Franklin, discuss policy goals
• Day care at Nashville church forced to close
• Discipline of TN lawyers for theft seen increasing
• Political Notebook: Redistricting plan ignites campaign hopes of many
• We celebrate those who make mentoring children a success
• League working to ensure no voters left out
• Best course is for everyone to learn new law
• Leonard Pitts: Poor get it from both sides in voter dispute
• Cal Thomas: Greater threat is Democrats stuffing ballot boxes
• Richard J. Grant: Government debt matters, because everyone's different
• Isolated showers expected for the weekend
• Metro officer hit by car stabilized at Vanderbilt
• Saturday Crime Log
• Nashville's Canaan Smith readies for Jan. 9 release of 'We Got Us' country debut
• Nashville waitress wins big on 'The Price Is Right'
• Humphreys man files suit, says sheriff, deputies beat him
• Analysis: Jobs news might help Obama's campaign
• Preserving Nashville's past
• Fisk art deal in jeopardy
• Santorum urges trimming Social Security benefits
• Ray Waddle: God reveals himself on his own schedule
• Before teen's shooting death, mother tried to put him on right path
• Friends of Warner Parks, developer reach deal on apartments
• Feds halt migration of whooping cranes
• Ruth Marcus: If own party ambivalent, what will Romney presidency be like?
• Pipeline would create jobs, stem unstable imports
• Despite best intentions, Christmas gift made my wife disappear
• Aussie chef sues Belle Meade Country Club for discrimination
• Middle TN outperforms state in tech jobs
• Trampoline park coming to Nashville
• Ann Taylor to open inside Mall at Green Hills
• Lifelong Learning Program part of new senior alumni focus
• NeighborMD raises $2.1 million in funding
• Tennessee legislators form 'STEM' caucus
• TSU Extension offers monthly Virtual Coffee Shop webinars Jan. 11
• U.S. unemployment nears 3-year low; 200,000 jobs added in December
• IRS audits targeting millionaires
• Ray Waddle: God reveals himself on his own schedule
• Survey shows CEO confidence up in 4Q
• Charlie Louvin's book sheds light on Louvin Brothers' offstage struggles
• Out of step with leadership on key votes, DesJarlais still takes their money
• Loretta Lynn postpones two shows after knee surgery
• The best, and worst, Middle Tennessee commutes
• Southwest Airlines ranks near top in annual performance analysis
• Job market improves in December
• Nashville keeps single US House seat
• Gov. Haslam unveils $6M anti-crime plan
• GM recalls Volts over fire risk concerns
• TN Department of Education cutting 43 positions
• Nashville Restaurant Week begins Jan. 16
• Federal Reserve wants movement on housing solutions
• ‘Voracious’ 1 percent of mobile users account for half of global data demand
• Charges added in Murfreesboro child abuse case
• Middle Tennessee farmers eligible for drought relief
• Corker Says Tax Reform, Entitlement Reform and Deficit Reduction Could Allow Economy to “Really Take Off”
• Corker Warns of Unfettered Power of Consumer Bureau
• Gunman sought for fatal shooting in Nashville of 17-year-old
• TN lawyers being disciplined more often for theft
• Expect sunshine Friday with a possibility of rain at night
• Music, Healing and Sacred Space In Classical Greece: A New Interpretation of The Thymele of Epidauros
• New Exhibition: Cultural Tourism and the Parthenon
• The Hermitage Celebrates Jackson’s Finest Hour with Free Admission
• Gabriel Bourque scores first NHL goal; Predators fall to Stars
• Always right/always wrong? Doubtful
• ABA asks judge to deny school's request
• Warm temperatures today, isolated showers for the weekend
• Predators to swap goaltenders with Milwaukee; Jeremy Smith to be recalled
• Nashville’s affordable housing crisis topic of Vanderbilt panel
• Republicans not ready to reveal TN congressional redistricting maps
• TN Democrats may challenge Republicans' new district maps
• Home building begins to rise in parts of Middle Tennessee
• Car crash victim's family sues Luau Louie's bar
• Tennessee Tea Party hangs it up
• The Diary of a Single Mom debuts Jan. 24th
• Cal Thomas: U.S. takes giant leap backward on space
• Clarence Page: Obama must convey grand vision and run against Congress
• Hit-country artist Lee Brice announces engagement to longtime girlfriend
• Acadia to acquire three psych hospitals
• TSU Track & Field Hosts Ed Temple Classic Saturday
• South Nashville apartments sell for $14.7 million
• Smashburger to open first Tennessee store next week
• Moontoast secures $6 million in new funding
• TN workers' comp reform delayed, but on horizon
• Transit fares to increase Friday
• Permits: More stores prepare to open at Opry Mills
• Music sales hit 6-year high
• Former Ed Lowery banks emphasize independence
• Now at TPAC, 'Addams Family' a melodic macabre celebration of family dysfunction
• Cumberland Consulting acquired by Tailwind Capital
• Nashville's foreclosure rate ticked up in October
• Metro Water introduces new online information, billing system
• Lebanon police investigate bank robbery
• Education Week: Op-ed by Sen. Lamar Alexander: NCLB Lessons
• TN Dems edge closer to legal challenge over new district maps
• No benefit in mischaracterizing ills of higher education
• Lipscomb to open first satellite campus
• Innovative satellite campus launched in Williamson County
• Whooping cranes following ultra-light are grounded
• Hickory Hollow Macy’s to close
• Nation’s biggest banks to see big 2012 earnings boost
• Jeff Fisher to meet with St. Louis Rams today about coaching job
• Corporate bankruptcies predicted to double in 2012
• Study: USPS cuts could cost big business $100M
• Nashville Zoo breaks attendance record
• Apartment vacancies fall to decade low
• Vehicle fire reported in James Robertson parking garage downtown
• Wreck slows traffic on I-40 East near Charlotte Pike
• Conference to address men who were sexually abused
• Stabbing reported at Ryman concert
• Middle 50s expected Thursday; 60s forecast on Friday
• Sunny skies and warm temperatures to end the first workweek of 2012
• The Palm immortalizes country's Sarah Darling at its Nashville locale
• Blackburn Statement on President Obama's Flawed Defense Strategy
• Mona Charen: Voters should shake off campaign fairytales
• Ruth Marcus: Unfettered super PACs roll over Iowa
• George Will: Santorum is the guy GOP can love
• Rights of innocent lost behind barrier
• Shea Weber to play Thursday night against Dallas
• David Fowler, gay advocates spar over bullying law
• Nashville Zoo breaks attendance record in 2011
• Santorum hasn't shied from social issues
• Brian McGrattan’s Christmas break was definitely a merry one
• Move to halt jail immigration screenings suffers setback
• Cranes make history at TN Hiwassee Refuge
• Santorum surge thrills some TN conservatives
• Capital deadline passes for Community First Bank
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• Tennessee releases new immigration guidelines
• BioMimetic shares hit new low after FDA request
• John Webb on identity theft and grocery stores
• Nissan sales climb 7.7 percent in December
• Small biz created 55,000 new jobs in December
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• VC exits down, but results improved in 2011
• Zoo announces record attendance for 2011
• 9 tips to plan your 2012 job hunt
• Corker Says President Obama’s Recess Appointment of Richard Cordray Undermines Any Effort to Bring Accountability, Balance to Consumer Bureau
• State Supreme Court adopts new ethics rules, procedures on judge recusals
• Gibson Guitar buys stake in Onkyo Corp.
• Nashville Predators on pace to break attendance records
• Income inequality hits all of us
• TripAdvisor: Nashville the No. 1 destination ‘on the rise’
• Challenge to state immigration rules delayed
• Rumours wine bar to close
• Romney beats Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa
• Council votes in favor of backyard chickens
• GOP to unveil state redistricting plan today
• New price cuts for mobile tablets
• Men dominate as new jobs created
• TBI adds drive-by suspect to TN most wanted list
• Cranes make history at TN Hiwassee Refuge
• TN Supreme Court to impose new ethics rules
• Nashville Zoo announces record attendance
• TN man accused of throwing flaming toy at child
• TN woman re-indicted in bath salt case
• Nashville area traffic report 01/04/2012
• POLL: Is Santorum for real?
• Warmer weather returns to the Clarksville area
• Alexander Statement on the President Defying Senate with Appointment of Director to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Warming trend forecast to begin Wednesday
• The Arts of Japan Opening at the Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery
• Clarksville looks to change charter
• Meth lab cleanups cause a quandary, but Tennessee may offer solution
• DeWayne Wickham: Polygamist cult leader still poses danger to followers
• Kathleen Parker: Romney-Rubio could be a potent ticket
• Leonard Pitts: Ron Paul's rigidity neglects greater good
• Predators say they are looking for points, not revenge, against Dallas
• Weekly Obsession: Nonstop to Jackson
• Teacher arrested on underage sex charge involving Dickson student
• Maury County teens may be charged with hate crime
• FDA seeks more info from BioMimetic
• White Lodging exploring high-end downtown hotel
• Cogent HMG names new CEO
• Manufacturing sector ends 2011 on strong note
• Grammy-nominated Grascals sued over contract dispute
• Vanderbilt's cardiac division relocates, expands
• Rob Jiranek named SouthComm COO
• Dollar General to open 625 new stores in 2012
• New Year's in Nashville: $20 million in visitor spending
• Nolensville Pike business center sells for $3.2 million
• Camping World store fetches $2.1 million
• Branding is a distraction for Baptists
• College degrees fuel prosperity
• TN Environmental Council's offers green resolutions
• Public companies: Nashville's biggest gainers and losers in 2011
• HR Notes
• Appalachian Trail Conservancy names new leader
• Bank of America ending some companies' credit lines
• Top of the List: Airlines
• With season over, Titans QB debate begins
• Occupy Murfreesboro protesters return home
• Ex-employee sued for taking Twitter followers
• Deal makers confident about 2012
• 92 banks failed in 2011
• MTA bus involved in wreck downtown
• Former TN soldier's deck stolen from house
• Occupy Murfreesboro moves inside; Occupy Nashville remains on Plaza
• Two lanes closed on Eighth Ave. S at Lafayette for construction
• Water main break reported at Natchez Court and Nolensville Road
• Another cold day expected
• Maryville Daily Times: Editorial: Tennessee Wilderness Act would permanently protect 19,556 acres
• Cold weather forecast Tuesday with warmup expected
• Holly Starr Releases new single "Let Go"
• Cold, winds chill Nashville
• Clarence Page: Paul shouldn't win, but at least he raises serious issues
• A new leaf at Metro Parks
• Romney 'plan': Commercialize Big Bird
• Vanderbilt graduates inaugural class of students with intellectual disabilities
• Experts on Elementary and Secondary Education Act available
• 23 Iowa campaign stops combined in last day
• Super PACs a factor in Iowa
• Civil War Ball to benefit Fort Defiance visitors center in Clarksville
• Pickett County judge reprimanded for method of punishment
• Cal Thomas: Maybe IQ test should determine who votes
• RFD-TV honors popular 'Hee Haw' show in January with 'Salute to the Kornfield'
• Turf battle between legislature, judiciary lies on horizon in Tenn.
• Cool, breezy conditions to begin the workweek
• 'The Way' with Martin Sheen & Emilio Estevez an inspiring movie journey
• Tennessee congressmen remember Gingrich years
• Romney's rivals press electability
• Polar Bear Plunge lures 250 to lake
• TN bats are coveted for research
• Kevin Klein’s return a successful one
• Mona Charen: Don't expect 'first Mormon president' to get media's milestone treatment
• Harvey Radin: Even minimal civility hard to come by
• Medicare too costly to keep as is
• Titans Hold On, Get Win To Keep Playoff Hopes Alive; Now Wait For Help
• Student tour guides learn from Nashville's best storytellers at Ryman Auditorium
• New Reports Say Munchak Still Considering Penn State Job
• An isolated shower this morning, otherwise dry conditions to start 2012
• Cars, apartments and a medical mart move forward
• Southern Baptists could make history with first African-American president
• Those hit by recession expect a better year
• Sumner County Briefs: UT Extension agent dies at 53
• Williamson County Briefs: Franklin Synergy Bank tops $400M in deposits
• Rutherford County Briefs: State audit gives county mostly clean bill
• Cellphone-related fatal wrecks lead families to push for change
• Davidson County Briefs: Construction to shut down Eighth Avenue at Lafayette St.
• Wilson County Briefs: Mt. Juliet chamber pushes digital technology
• Week in review: Lawsuit challenges immigration status check
• Week ahead: MTSU's campus tobacco-free policy takes effect today
• New state laws target DUI, voter photo IDs
• 1,400 participants leave 2011 behind with Resolution Run
• Gail Kerr: Tennessee Supreme Court website helps needy find legal help
• Political Notebook: Group mounts campaign to change anti-bullying rules for gays
• Watch out: GOP political attacks turn nasty in Iowa
• Health care faces a year of uncertainty
• Tennessee students look toward a year of change
• Music City music scene: A big year ahead
• Blue Sky Buffet in Madison: you can eat healthy
• Report Card jibes with Metro work under way
• Free help available for ACTs
• Quicker pace will ensure families choose Metro Schools
• Contract a win-win-win: for Bridgestone, Predators, Nashville
• Richard J. Grant: Government stimulus myth continues to disappoint
• In 2012, we must work to stem tide of Islamophobia
• Corporate programming could kill country music dream
• George Will: GOP should focus on controlling Congress, and not worry about White House
• Breezy conditions to begin 2012
• Country music, Americana performers share their 2012 New Year's resolutions
• Fort Campbell wives turn to Bible for advice
• Franklin woman spends thousands trying to save pit bull
• Edgehill clinic offers lesson in holistic care
• Get ready for Nashville's New Year's Eve Bash
• Court delays EPA border-crossing rule
• Palestinians 'built' barrier through their actions
• Service groups come to Volunteer State
• Rick Horowitz: Wringing out the old, slurring in the new
• Chilly, and quick, swim will aid Helping Hands
• Sounds get new voice
• Report: Office market continues to improve
• New truck driver rules tout safety, but companies don’t like limitations
• BlackBerry loses more market share
• Report: Nashville's industrial market rebounds
• Barry Trotz a fan of 24/7 and its depiction of his friend John Tortorella
• Eighth, Lafayette to be reduced to one lane during $10.7M KVB extension
• Sheriff's Office offers revelers Sober Ride on New Year's Eve
• Public companies: Nashville's biggest gainers/losers for 2011
• HCA makes list of best ‘busted’ IPOs
• ServiceSource jobs: 300 or more, sources say
• Afternoon wrecks stall traffic on I-65 in Brentwood
• U.S. population will be 312.8M on New Year's Day
• New Year's Resolutions from Nashville's music world: 2012 edition
• Warm conditions to end the year, winter returns for 2012
• State rep calls for lawmaker drug tests
• Powerball lottery tickets to double in price
• Tennessee tourist arrested at 9/11 memorial
• Payroll tax cut threatens Social Security, analysts say
• Young women drop out of workforce, head back to school
• Google+ on track for 400M members in 2012
• Ky. prosecutor claims Facebook threat from Clarksville woman
• Wreck delays traffic on I-40 East at Stewarts Ferry/Percy Priest exit
• Music City Bowl fans: Park downtown if you don't have a parking pass
• Where to place Christmas tree leads to domestic assault charge
• Clear weather expected for Music City Bowl tonight
• Suit says former legislator duped buyers
• TN tourist learns N.Y. gun laws the hard way
• Powerball tickets to go up to $2; bigger jackpots promised
• Metro officer fired over inappropriate conduct
• 2009 draftees already making an impact for the Predators
• At risk for type 2 diabetes? Say 'Not Me'
• DAs resolve to toughen on drugs
• Thomas Sowell: Realistic Republican vote is on Gingrich
• Robert Koehler: War on drugs a bigger disaster than the war on terror
• Concert review: A Skaggs Family Christmas Live in Nashville, 12/22/11
• INCITE program guidelines now available
• Hickory Hollow Sears, Hendersonville Kmart land on closure list
• ServiceSource expanding Nashville office with ‘hundreds’ of new jobs
• Nashville Business Journal’s most-viewed stories of 2011
• The Farm at the Music City Bash on Broadway this NYE
• Powerball tickets to go up to $2; bigger jackpots promised
• 7 tips to reduce your 2011 taxes, courtesy of the IRS
• Survey: A third of law firms plan to hire in 2012
• Nashville warehouse sells for $1 million
• Pending home sales reach 19-month high
• Records: Nashville’s largest bankruptcy filings of 2011
• Woman charged with faking injuries from Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Fight looms over access to TN prescription database
• Pinnacle begins TARP payback
• Metro considers purchase of Nashboro Golf Club
• Drunken online buying may be growing
• Facebook public offering set to lead big Internet IPO year
• Movie attendance lowest since 1995
• New fee on health plans starts in 2012
• Rare crane in TN draws birders from 32 states
• Music City Bowl fans take heed of major traffic issues Thursday and Friday
• TN man arrested, charged in Christmas Day shooting death of teen
• POLL: TN Immigration law
• Mostly sunny today, a few showers possible for the New Year
• Occupy Murfreesboro protesters warned tents may be removed Thursday
• Early morning freezing fog in Nashville to give way to sun
• Pekka Rinne continues his dominance over Wild in Nashville
• Middle Tennessee planning group offers Speakers Bureau
• New tea party has Nashville bent
• TN political redistricting meetings set for Wednesday
• West Nashville apartment fire injures 2 people
• Family wants to bury teenager back home in TN
• Tiny town's faithful fear post office closure
• Jail immigration policy made in secret, lawsuit says
• Avastin disappoints against ovarian cancer
• Metro Year in Review: 'Out with the old' didn't fly in 2011
• Bill Hall remembered as 'a friend to everyone'
• Pinnacle kicks off TARP payback
• Cal Thomas: Wasteful government spending runs unabated
• Clarence Page: What it means to be an 'independent voter' might surprise you
• Energy programs good for business
• Pipeline jobs a poor swap for safe environment
• Brentwood apartment community fetches $25 million
• State reins in mortgage lender
• Meharry head joins HCA board
• Hiring outlook little changed for 2012
• Here's how to do a secret job search
• ComScore: Online holiday shopping sets record at $35.3 billion
• Nashville immigration lawsuit targets new law
• Craft brewers tap into growing specialty beer market
• Metro now accepting live Christmas trees for recycling
• Oakley Construction seeks bankruptcy protection
• Cracker Barrel certifies results of shareholder meeting
• Sunny skies to close out 2011
• Nashville's top business headlines of 2011
• Nashville gets Tea Party branch
• The bright side: Bowl-less UT to save cash
• Amazon thinks it can guess your religion based on gift wrap
• 2011 worst year for S&P 500 since 1970
• Chattanooga church linked to violence
• Victims of BofA discrimination sought
• Former East TN priest, convicted of raping boy, seeks new trial
• Nashville Fire Department vehicle stolen, then recovered
• Xbox controller cards stolen in TN video game ring
• Missing Nashville woman has been located
• Old Hickory man dies from vehicle crash Tuesday
• Riverbend apartment fire injures two
• Dry weather forecast through Saturday
• Rare crane finds way to Hiwassee Refuge
• Adriane Dickerson's mom still seeks justice 16 years after death of her 'baby'
• Gail Kerr: Exhibit brings stories of Tennessee's dead to life
• Yearly Obsession: Reflecting on Nashville's quirkier moments
• Gene Policinski: Definition of 'journalist' is due an update
• Dyslexics seldom get needed help
• Rick Horowitz: Wisconsin wants a trade-in on governor
• George Will: When judicial 'activism' is OK
• Horse slaughter debate heats up in Tennessee
• Murfreesboro School Board member Dennis Rainier dies at 64
• LEAF owner finds charging station back in business
• NFL Pick’em leads to a lot of talk around the Nashville locker room
• Victim of fatal wreck on Clarksville Pike Tuesday morning identified
• Jett Williams marks 59th anniversary of Hank Sr.'s death at New Year's Eve shows
• Police locate woman who was reported missing last week
• Consumer confidence measures up
• Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions from 2011
• Southwest fighting new airfare price rule
• SBA seeks nominations for innovation, tech awards
• The fallout of housing's 'amazing drop'
• Sustainability institute director heads to China to build relationships
• Iraq, Afghan wars will have no upside
• Roll Call: GOP Readies Assault on Health Care Law
• TN health care changes in 2012
• Big month for Nashville hotels
• Haslam: Don't delay state's health exchanges
• U.S. consumers leave $41B on unused gift cards
• More than 100 Sears, KMart stores on the chopping block
• Is your Congressperson a millionaire?
• Top of the List: National Science Foundation grants
• Murfreesboro public official Dennis Rainier dies at 64
• Wreck slows traffic at I-65 South at OHB/Brentwood exit
• Police investigate firearms store fire in LaVergne
• POLL: Pet hospice
• Rain expected to taper off in the afternoon
• Isolated showers today, average temperatures return to end the week
• Mike Babcock impressed with Ryan Ellis’ NHL debut
• Kathleen Parker: Can we stop having candidates play jester?
• Egypt unrest threatens cultural heritage
• Tax-exempt credit unions have it easier than banks
• Mary Sanchez: AZ sheriff's comeuppance comes from unexpected source
• Nissan Leaf takes a long journey in Tennessee
• Nashville residents can drop off live Christmas trees for recycling
• Old abuse claims face unsure path in courts
• Civil War battle anniversary draws crowds in Murfreesboro
• Animal hospice care lets owners say goodbye to pets at home
• Shea Weber sidelined after taking hit from Mark Fistric
• Thomas Sowell: Random thoughts from polo to immigrants
• Titans Playoff Hopes Need Help; Three Scenarios Provide Chance
• Scattered showers to begin the workweek
• Kathleen Parker: Callista Gingrich goes snarky
• Christmas can't lure away Occupy Nashville protesters
• Smyrna Airport soars in 2011
• 'Ridiculed' women leave prostitution with help, respect from Hannah Project
• Like Shariah, tax vow undermines law
• Fort Campbell soldier paralyzed in Calif. party shooting
• Hundreds wait for ruling on TVA ash spill
• Police: 9 shot at Chattanooga party
• Gail Kerr: What a concept - Let people vote on wine in groceries
• Stunned community looks for justice after gay teen's suicide
• F. Vincent Vernuccio: UAW speaks more softly, still carries big stick
• Bellevue Baptist celebrates Christmas Eve with candlelight communion service
• Favorite things about Christmas from gospel artists
• Christmas brings partly sunny skies, more rain expected Monday night
• Best Christmas gifts of gospel music artists
• Loaves and Fishes program provides a two-way blessing
• Favorite Christmas traditions of gospel music artists
• Nashville woman donates kidney to fellow church member
• Rwandan couple's faith, love conquer all
• Bellevue apartment plan worries park lovers
• Fewer people move to TN
• Williamson County Briefs: Sale of Crossings won't affect Spring Hill road extension
• Political Notebook: Democratic group launches robo-calls in Fincher's district
• Fish living in once-dead creek near Y-12 bomb plant
• Week ahead: Sober ride program changed
• Week in review: Haslam calls for review of teacher evaluation process
• Freshman lawmakers go frugal
• Wilson County Briefs: Wilson Central principal quits over mounting paperwork
• Sumner County Briefs: Restaurant owner charged with assaulting employee
• Rutherford County Briefs: Development board official resigns
• Davidson County Briefs: ATHENA program announces Young Professional nominees
• Happy Tales unites pets, families
• Gail Kerr: Sounds owners' way of playing ball irritates Dean
• Titans Get Huge Win Over Jags In Last Home Game Of Season
• Mona Charen: Manhood on the ropes, but there is hope
• George Will: Silent night - a respite from presidential ambitions
• Rick Horowitz: Warm up your pipes for scandal caroling
• Best Christmas memories are of enduring friendship
• Let our 'better angels' guide us this Christmas and throughout 2012
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Virginia primary
• Dresses of Reba, Dolly and Taylor on display for the holidays at hall of fame
• Dresses of Reba, Dolly and Taylor on display for the holidays at hall of fame
• Sunny skies for Christmas weekend, scattered showers return Monday
• Historic flood gives new life to TN's streams
• Local TV icon Bill Hall dies
• Raid on Wilson auto dealership stuns landlord, neighbors
• Survey sheds light on tree-killing bug
• Ex-TDEC deputy will advise Cumberland River Compact
• Ex-Capitol Hill maid says she can't get voter ID
• Cancer claims longtime educator Clay Myers
• Colleges hope 2012 brings buildings, upgrades
• Airline flub panics Clarksville girl's family
• Analysis: Fed-up public helped Obama
• With opt-outs, Metro's 100-foot beer rule works
• Returning heroes need moral, material support
• Gingrich stumps in South Carolina
• Trump breaks with GOP, considers run
• Biden, Romney spar like it's fall 2012
• Romney charity has gone to conservative causes
• Most employees take a break from taking vacations in 2011
• Corker Comments on Payroll Tax Holiday Agreement
• Corker Comments on Payroll Tax Holiday Agreement
• U.S. DOT increases truck driver rest time
• New Year's Eve in Music City - part two
• Google vs. the 2011-12 Book of Lists
• Haslam's first year: A look back at 2011
• Paul Sloan to advise Cumberland River Compact
• Child, 8, left in running car while father drank, police say
• Goodlettsville apartment community sells for $1.86 million
• West Nashville apartment complex fetches $10 million
• Murfreesboro detective demoted after selling fake Uggs on the job
• Slideshow: 10 gifts for kids whose parents you hate
• Gun violations increase at Nashville International Airport
• The grumpy people you'll meet in 'Year's Best...' story comments
• 2-month payroll tax compromise has flaws
• 10 things your kids will never have to do
• High-tech projects hit senator's most-wasteful list
• Economy closes 2011 strong but some remain cautious
• Former Hillwood and Hunters Lane principal Clay Myers dies
• US survey helps shed light on forest-damaging bug detected in TN
• Wreck reported on I-24 in Montgomery County
• Some sunny weather expected for last-minute shoppers
• Nashville Business Journal: Sen. Corker hones mortgage solution plan
• Clarksville's Christmas Forecast
• Family sees daylight despite wall
• Nonprofit foundation gives poor the gift of sight
• Immigration policies are bereft of Christmas spirit
• Mindy McCready's mom wants grandson back
• Sumner grand jury indicts teen in parents' deaths
• Scrapping old Watts Bar coal plant to save TVA $1 million a year
• Mt. Juliet car dealership shut down for alleged terrorist ties
• Young Buck could lose his name, other assets
• Police charge man in fire death of East Nashville boy
• Piedmont Natural Gas bills expected to drop in February
• Cops put the word on the tweet
• Nashville airport sees increase in firearm violations
• Cal Thomas: Gift to family of war dead can be a comfort to all
• Lebanon woman was held prisoner in public housing unit, police say
• Sunshine, bit of chill in holiday weekend forecast
• Central Parking to sell PropCo subsidiary properties
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• Community service will be the focus of MLK Day 2012, with Belmont, TSU joint service project
• Deeds: Top million-dollar home sales of 2011
• Amazon makes Middle Tennessee plans official
• TN lawmaker calls for drug testing benefit seekers
• Saint Thomas Hospital to end heart transplants
• Best Buy has trouble filling some Black Friday online orders
• Bank of America agrees to $335M mortgage settlement
• Will technology change the future of airport screenings?
• Signs pointing to a housing market bounce back
• Scattered showers today, clear skies through the last week of the year
• Overnight fire destroys Montgomery County business
• Police seek two men for strong arm robbery in Hendersonville
• Traffic partially blocked on I-40 eastbound near downtown
• Rain expected to start during morning hours
• The Arts Company and South Light Announce The South Through Eight Lenses And A Code
• Ex-deputy sentenced for lying to court, FBI
• Judge Roger Page appointed to Criminal Appeals court
• Police find owner of stolen presents
• East Nashville fire kills boy
• Wynonna, Make-A-Wish kids share moment to remember
• Lawsuit claims Robertson doctor neglected newborn
• MTSU murder trial judge accused of bias won't step down from case
• EPA tells power plants: Clean up
• Untimely illness cost Nick Spaling his World Junior dream
• Metro sergeant accused of off-duty theft loses job
• TVA's chief operating officer says he'll retire in summer
• The Recording Academy to honor George Jones with Lifetime Achievement Award
• Report: Residential shadow inventory impeding recovery
• Deeds: Nashville’s 15 largest commercial transactions of 2011
• New Year's Eve in Music City
• Independence Trust Co. head: Regulation getting crazy
• Report: Architects prep for uptick
• Gaither Homecoming tickets available now to Lipscomb community in pre-sale
• University announces Holiday Schedule
• Music City Bowl deemed 26th ‘best’ bowl game
• Rick Horowitz: Guess Newt Gingrich wasn't ready for Freddie
• Gingrich's attacks on courts will carry a cost
• Weekly Obsession: What's good for China ...
• Furniture warehouse sells for $1.3 million
• LGBT partners' hospital visits protected
• Cherish the holidays with senior adults
• Keep politics out of solar industry
• FBI building sells for $5 million
• Judge won't recuse himself in MTSU basketball player's death trial
• TVA's chief operating officer to retire
• Former GreenBank exec sues over severance benefits
• The Fortune 500’s top-performing stocks in 2011
• Nearly 1 in 3 Americans arrested by age 23
• Baptist Hospital Foundation receives $5M donation
• Nashville could get more taxis
• U.S. homebuilders' optimism creeps higher
• Traffic delayed on I-24 East at Shelby Ave.
• Child in critical condition after morning house fire
• Corker Reiterates Call for Senate to Return to Resolve Dispute with House Over Payroll Tax Holiday
• TN police search for owner of missing presents
• Man accused of attempted rape is sought
• Scattered showers expected to close out the week leading to Christmas
• Rain tapering off; more expected Thursday
• DeWayne Wickham: Hawkish talk about Iran will only hasten its nuclear weapons effort
• Ruth Marcus: Marriage decline an economic issue
• Mona Charen: Obama claims on Israel preposterous
• Senate should return to work out tax-cut compromise
• Restricted paperless ticketing hits sour note at arena events
• Little chance of snow forecast for Christmas in Nashville
• TVA: Higher levels of tritium at Sequoyah
• Man sleeping at drive-through booked
• Memphis Zoo has special deal for VU fans
• Gail Kerr: Haslam should use new boldness to fix voter ID bill
• Rain, tears pour as soldier comes home to Brentwood
• 5-year sentence for man who threatened federal judge is upheld
• Judges question Belle Meade Country Club membership after colleague's reprimand
• Dave Haywood of Lady Antebellum gets engaged
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• Healthways faces fallout from Cigna loss
• Sarah Darling immortalized at The Palm
• Captain D's buys Grandy's restaurant chain
• TSU’s Peters Named Candidate for Bob Cousy Award
• Chamber committee emphasizes improving ACT scores in Metro
• Cracker Barrel shareholders want ribs, skillets and discounts
• The Roys to star in musical variety television show
• Bluegrassers The Roys land weekly TV show, taping begins in Nashville in 2012
• Tennessee State University Confers Degrees at Fall Commencement
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• NBJ announces 2012 Women of Influence
• H.G. Hill Realty, Southeast Venture partner on 12 South project
• Chamber releases Nashville education report card
• Study: Nashville 42nd best-performing city
• Sardar Biglari denied seat on Cracker Barrel board
• Bank M&A: Firm calls 2011 a 'bust,' sees 2012 potential
• Corker: Reid Should Stop Gamesmanship, Senate Should Come Back in Session, Follow Regular Order, Produce Better Legislation
• Gallery: Inside Blackstone’s new brewery
• Man passes out in pickup in drive-thru line; charged with DUI
• Memphis Muslims kicked off flight sue Delta Air Lines
• Belmont Christmas special airing on PBS stations
• NYTimes: The best (and worst) ads of 2011
• H3GM moving to AT&T Building
• Apple may offer two iPad sizes in 2012
• Giving options for the holidays
• Mystery creature prowling Stewart County
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Memphis Zoo has special deal for VU football fans
• Meth lab explosion injures 1, displaces 4 families
• Morning fire at Fat Mo's considered suspicious
• Suspect charged in July shooting death
• Nashville woman reported missing for over a week
• Little chance of white Christmas this year
• Scattered showers through the workweek, beautiful weather for Christmas
• Charles C. Haynes: Candidates misinform public about school prayer
• Wooded Rapist case shows DNA warrants on 'John Doe' stay valid
• Crash that killed 3 in Wilson County is being investigated
• Dad’s trip allows Craig Smith to take his father to work
• Crime briefs: Suspects charged in two Sunday night holdups
• Nonprofit offers felons a recipe to rebuild their lives
• Brentwood shows support for soldier wounded in Afghanistan
• School bus driver earns praise for his actions in foggy pileup
• 2 Muslim men kicked off flight sue airlines
• Festival of Lights' universal appeal
• Stephen McDonnell: Antibiotics in food need firm regulation
• Darryl Worley cuts 'Andy Griffith Show' theme song, becomes wildlife ambassador
• Police arrest 20-year-old for July shooting death of Deadrick Lockridge
• Thomas Sowell: Knocks on Newt have little to do with his work as elected official
• Capella sells Alabama hospital
• 'Tis the season: Giving options for the holidays
• FCA invests $2 million in LogoGarden
• Tennessee construction contracts fall in November
• It’s the most wonderful time of the year for job seekers
• Gallery: Nashville’s Healthiest Employers winners, event
• Go Fish: Card game maker claims copyright infringement
• Haslam announces regional ECD jobs plans
• Countdown to Cracker Barrel vs. Biglari
• Jim Reed dealerships sold
• Follow the money: A look at TN politics
• Top Nashville-area political donors
• The Associated Press' top headlines of 2011
• A Christmas attack on pet store puppies
• Morton’s Restaurant Group sold for $116.6M
• Kim Jong Il dead, North Korea says
• House rebels against Senate payroll tax deal
• Sumner schools bus driver honored for actions in foggy 50-car pileup
• Monday's crime log
• Rain in the forecast for Tuesday
• Active weather expected the week before Christmas
• Gail Kerr: Metro's archaic beer laws need a further update
• Graffiti artists spray some holiday cheer this season
• House GOP chiefs seek new payroll tax bill
• Family of bully victim in Robertson County wins $300K
• Problems Remain For Titans Run Game
• Titans Uninspired In Stunning Loss to Previously Winless Indianapolis
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• Clarence Page: Agree with him or not, Hitchens independent, spirited to the end
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• New Life Lodge owner's troubles aren't confined to TN
• Haslam moves to assert self in second year
• Gail Kerr: Teen's suicide shows danger of 'don't say gay' bill
• Rep. Black, colleagues back variation of line-item veto
• TN bill would force failing eighth-graders to stay behind
• Ramsey may support changes to Tennessee open meetings
• TVA says spill legal costs almost $11M
• Political Notebook: Ramsey, Haslam go four-wheeling
• 'Bath salt' crackdown sought
• Week ahead: Young Buck faces bankruptcy
• Week in review: $10 million pledged
• Wilson County Briefs: Gift moves Cumberland closer to new student center
• Williamson County Briefs: Mars set to move forward on headquarters project
• Sumner County Briefs: Response to pileup analyzed
• Rutherford County Briefs: Ex-candidate for sheriff fired
• Davidson County Briefs: Unsolved Murder Week includes town hall meeting
• Nativity scene is a family affair
• Royal Thai 120 19th Ave N: you can eat healthy
• CRC executive: Company is committed to excellence
• Cal Thomas: Despite statement, Obama has 'overpromised'
• Special interests drive anti-piracy bills
• Lawless Internet is crushing U.S. creators
• Charitable giving is more than an impulse
• Richard J. Grant: Phased-in state tax cuts would boost capital
• Ruth Marcus: Don't believe Gingrich's rewrite of his ethics troubles
• Civilians should look to military to learn to respect others
• Country-star fans, friends of Tennessee Titan pushing him to Pro Bowl inclusion
• Alexander Statement on Keystone XL, Omnibus Votes
• Serial robber sentenced to 22 years for spree
• Accused robber, kidnapper in custody
• Overton county teacher investigated after writing on student's forehead
• Corker Comments on Senate Passage of $1 Trillion Year-End Spending Bill and Temporary Payroll Tax Cut
• Sunny skies this weekend, another round of showers Tuesday
• Lexon Surety Group Enters Bail and Immigration Bond Industry
• Klout measures online influence
• La Vergne mayor has shaken up city staff
• Ex-YMCA worker sentenced on child pornography charges
• Bus fare increases approved
• Radnor Lake area to celebrate 37-acre addition
• Woman sues Sumner school board over daughter's death
• Ray Waddle: Monastic fruitcake, wisdom bring December comfort
• Congress flips dimmer switch on light bulb law
• Haslam announces task force to examine opportunity scholarships
• Senate leaders cut deal
• Inmates build dollhouses for needy children
• State apologizes for 11-hour tie-up after potato truck crashes on I-40
• Paul's aggressive advertising campaign may alter race in Iowa
• Romney picks up S.C. governor's endorsement
• Poll: More than half say Obama should not win
• Kathleen Parker: Facts show that Romney never supported federal health mandate
• Nashville loses if Fisk art goes into 'time share'
• Shales' vast oil and gas potential just being realized
• Holiday do's and do-not's
• INCITE fund latest in string of lack-of-money matters
• Historic downtown building sells for $1.64 million
• Cornerstone moving to Maryland Farms
• Asurion plans Atlanta expansion
• Pinnacle awarded $6.3 million in lawsuit
• FDA guidelines seek to improve representation of women in medical device studies
• Morton's steakhouse chain gets new owner
• Readers' picks: Top slideshows of 2011
• I-40 westbound lanes near Briley reopen
• Holiday Sale & Party -- 12/17th 10am-7pm
• Introducing the worst CEOs of 2011
• Blackburn filling stockings with incandescent bulbs
• Cortland Finnegan expects to leave Titans
• This year's hot toy? Well, um ...
• Recession hit the rich, too
• MarketStreet breaks ground on Gulch apartments
• Franklin woman accused of bribery after DUI stop
• Rail riding young couple killed in train-related accident
• Rain expected through morning
• Scattered showers today, sunny skies expected for the weekend
• Predators, Bridgestone pursue NHL All-Star game
• Federal appeals court rules in favor of TN death row inmate
• Marsha Blackburn presses fight to save incandescent bulbs
• Southwest Airlines adds flight to Fort Myers through April 9
• Higher education, federal government ‘intimately connected’
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission's spat revolves around safety
• State cuts off Occupy's power for safety
• Nashville's most violent area sees glimmer of hope
• Gingrich fights back at debate
• Holiday Party @ Roya Boutique -- 12/16 5pm-8pm
• United Way announces 2012 board, officers
• Lt. Gov. Ramsey talks workers' comp, judicial elections
• George Will: Gingrich lets slip that he's no conservative
• Fired election commission worker has discrimination claim dismissed
• National Retail Federation raises holiday sales forecast
• TN unemployment dips to lowest level since Jan. ‘09
• IRS seeks volunteers for tax assistance, counseling programs
• LifePoint chosen for Health and Human Services program
• Protesters overstep free-speech bounds at D.C. landmark
• 200 years after New Madrid quakes, are we any better prepared?
• Bridgestone extends arena naming rights
• Country star Rodney Atkins files for divorce after domestic violence arrest
• Congressional watch: The payroll tax cut and other biz fights
• Survey: Top restaurant trends for 2012
• State cuts off Occupy's power for safety
• Business owners optimistic about 2012, survey finds
• I honored the Bill of Rights on the House floor this morning. See my remarks her...
• Nashville's finest among the Best of 2011
• New lows for mortgage rates
• Acadia prices public stock offering
• Death row inmate wins appeal
• Americana Music Association unveils its Top 100 albums of 2011
• LifeWay thinks pink, thinks again after Planned Parenthood complaints
• Metro to consider bill on stalled subdivisions
• CEOs of large U.S. companies don't see employment increasing
• 11 Middle Tennessee hotels fined for wage violations
• Retailers ready for Free Shipping Day
• The 50 percent? More are poor in U.S.
• Preds, Bridgestone announce new 5-year deal
• Alexander Statement on Defense Authorization Bill
• NES says utility did not cut off power to Occupy at Plaza
• Southwest adds flight to Fort Myers through spring
• Wreck reported on I-440
• City bus fares in Nashville going up 50 cents
• POLL: Pink Bibles recalled
• Rain likely Thursday and Friday
• Fatal shooting overnight at Murfreesboro Pike apartment complex
• Blackburn Co-Sponsors Bill to Keep America's Military Strong
• Thousands of households face cuts in energy aid
• Scattered showers today, clear skies for the weekend
• Bridgestone Arena turns 15 today
• Mona Charen: Obama policies sap energy resources
• Birthday of American rights has never received its due
• Clarence Page: Muslim show should get a ratings boost
• Smoking cessation underfunded in TN
• Craig Smith and Anders Lindback take local kids shopping
• Occupy Nashville protest sustained by donations
• Winter 2011-2012 Outlook
• Strange crane spotted at Tennessee wildlife refuge
• Defense attorney in Madden case says judge can't be fair
• La Vergne's 'greenway to nowhere' troubles neighbors
• University to Hold Fall 2011 Commencement Ceremony December 17
• Iraq War ends; Iraq Syndrome is just beginning
• Among peers, Maury County's drop in pay leads nation
• Metropolitan Bank opens Brentwood office
• Wynonna Judd to participate in Bill of Rights Day on Thursday, December 15
• Top Republican adviser Tom Ingram returns to state focus
• Cisco says 70% of young workers ignore IT rules
• Report: Tennesseans' credit card debt down 12 percent
• How to find unpublished jobs like a headhunter
• Commercial real estate veterans relaunch NAI Nashville
• Alexander Votes for Balanced Budget Amendment Supported by All 47 Republican Senators
• Metro Police charge Springfield men in separate robberies
• Phoenix developer scraps plans for Charlotte Ave. apartments
• Roller appointed assistant headmaster for marketing and admissions at campus school
• Iasis announces drop in 4Q earnings
• BTS: Nashville airfare below national average
• CMA pledges $10 million to local hall of fame's fundraising campaign
• Corker Cosponsors Bill to Eliminate Duplication, Waste and Inefficiency in Government Programs
• 15 strange economic indicators
• Postal Service to delay closings
• Knoxville’s high-profile Turkey Creek retail center sold
• Cooper sponsors legislation docking congressional pay
• NTSB wants ban on all cell phone use by drivers
• Dean’s ‘green’ director leaves office
• Fed taking no action, sees economy gaining strength
• 45 companies involved in job fair for military
• Alcohol suspected in vehicle crash into home
• Defense attorney in Madden case says judge can't be fair
• Pedestrian reportedly hit by vehicle near Rutherford and Davidson line
• Suspects charged in LaVergne robbery case
• Dense fog advisory issued for Midstate
• Warm temperatures today, scattered showers to end the week
• Report targets coal ash
• At Nashville's Rochelle Center, disabled get jobs, parents get peace of mind
• Gangs use Facebook to recruit, intimidate
• TDOT to study stretch of Vietnam Veterans Blvd. after deadly 50-car pileup
• More students with disabilities heading to college
• Worker's lawsuit tells of vehicle lost in Nashville flood
• Songwriters sing praises of bill to fight online piracy
• Weekly Obsession: Caffeinate your council member
• Gail Kerr: Rapid bus isn't popular, but at least it's an idea
• New evaluations more harm than good
• Sumner cold case leads to husband's indictment in death of bride
• Nashville Zoo's pregnant giraffe dies
• Deregulation bills are bad for small business
• President Obama just signed my bill into law. It would help members of the Natio...
• DeWayne Wickham: GOP center-right must call out Trump and Gingrich
• The Grascals are full of it . . . pie, that is
• Tennessee Hospital Association buying Cool Springs site for new headquarters
• Ed Lowery pushes harder to shield FiData
• Tonya Douglas Frazier: Holding on to a Dream
• Two charged with vehicular homicide after Saturday's crash victim dies from injuries
• Mobile use surpasses print for first time
• Nashville’s ‘creative vitality’ No. 4 in the country
• CMA pledges $10M to County Music Hall of Fame
• Not-Romney arguments defy common sense
• Newt turns negatives into a positive
• Giarratana buys back land for SoBro hotel
• Special meeting next week to decide charter school's future
• Bank of America lags peers in customer satisfaction
• Nashville Zoo giraffe dies after pregnancy complications
• HCA nurses win key gains in collective bargaining contract
• Surgical device maker makes $165M deal, bringing jobs
• Healthways cuts jobs after Cigna loss
• Vanderbilt, Duke are South's most selective colleges
• Microsoft, Nissan in cloud partnership
• Emancipation Proclamation coming to TN in 2013
• Business loan growth highest in 3 years
• Gov't: Holiday decorating injuries on the rise
• Prosecutor defends plea deal for disbarred judge of torture slaying case
• Wreck reported on Saturn Parkway North in Maury County
• Medical device deal lands Nashville $100M divisional HQ
• Antioch High students accused in car theft and home burglary
• Warmer temperatures expected into Thursday
• Warmer temperatures for the middle of the week
• Blackburn Statement on the Passage of the Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• After fire, Broadway McDonald's to stay closed for 4 weeks
• Social media contest honors Bill of Rights
• Defendant in 2007 ATM slaying may be spared death penalty trial
• Parent-led discussion enhances children’s learning from television
• TN to host rare, free viewing of Emancipation Proclamation for 6 days in 2013
• Clarence Page: Both Newts emerge in child-labor flap
• Foster care system helps thousands of kids
• Cal Thomas: Mitt may need more realistic strategy
• School health invests in kids
• Margot Dorfman: Nip tax holidays for big business in the bud
• Federal jobs figures misleading
• Fifth Third Bank economist: Economy OK, for now
• Hall Capital forms $100M fund with Nashville emphasis
• Walker & Dunlap opens Nashville office
• Willie Nelson's bass player, Dan 'Bee' Spears, dead at 62
• Music Row recording studio fetches $1.5 million
• Dean moves forward on bus rapid transit for east-west corridor
• USDA Awards Grant to TSU to Improve Food Safety
• Tennessee State University announces Fall Commencement Speaker
• The Scrooge Review's Gathering of Angels to benefit The Salvation Army
• Biglari gets endorsement in Cracker Barrel proxy battle
• CHS to acquire Chicago-area hospital
• Amazon move is ‘attack on Main Street businesses,’ senator says
• Tennessee tax collections up 4.6% in November
• New $10,000 Scout Award to recognize top scouts
• FBI investigates recent robberies in Brentwood and Greenbrier
• Gordon Inman joins FirstBank
• Top of the List: Small business lenders
• Newspaper analyzes Haslam’s personal tax rates, deductions
• Country Music Hall of Fame opens virtual classroom
• Online holiday shopping still going strong
• Congress edges toward bipartisan compromise on spending
• Nashville Sounds are sold on East Bank as stadium site
• Lipscomb University announces new scholarship for scouts
• Fire caused by mechanical unit likely to close downtown McDonald's at least four weeks
• Slowdown reported on I-440
• Temperatures expected to warm through Thursday
• Sunny skies to begin the workweek
• Gail Kerr: Tour of governor's mansion sure to fuel Christmas spirit
• Nashville Sounds are sold on East Bank as stadium site
• Nashville is Pokémon hot pocket
• Laws limiting early voting rile Democrats, rights groups
• Francis Bouillon and Kevin Klein endured long second period shift Saturday
• Opt-out on health care: choice vs. risk
• Ruth Marcus: Mr. President, join the same-sex marriage evolution
• John Bonifaz: Amendment to reverse Citizens United builds steam
• Titans Accuse Saints Of Blowing Whistle From Sideline; And Other Dirty Play
• Locker Again Impressive in Relief Of Injured Hasselbeck
• Titans Lose Heartbreaker to Saints
• U.S. newcomers The McClymonts score highest U.S. chart ranking to date
• Country stars, celebs open tour buses to locals Dec. 12 to aid Christmas 4 Kids
• A warm up expected into the workweek
• Roman Josi’s first career goal a memorable one
• Highway budgets lack oversight
• Historians use divining rods along with radar in hunt for Rutherford cemeteries
• Donor's check erases waiting list for meals program
• Conexion Americas helps Latino families improve lives
• Fire hits downtown Nashville McDonald's
• Gail Kerr: Even former Sulphur Dell players pick East Bank for ballpark
• Rutherford County wins praise for mapping efforts
• About the Gannett highway project
• Highway project budget overruns vary by state
• Some states keep highway project overruns to a minimum
• Hank Jr. marks close of 'Family Tradition' with $75K benefit show for museum
• Hank Jr. marks close of 'Family Tradition' with $75K benefit show for museum
• Hundreds brave cold to apply for jobs at Nissan
• Sumner County Briefs: County may honor victims of chain-reaction pileup
• Wilson County Briefs: Lebanon considers requiring photo ID in public housing
• Davidson County Briefs: Stuff the bus to collect canned goods for Second Harvest
• Political Notebook: DesJarlais proposal triggers fears over Smokey Bear
• Williamson County Briefs: Sewer project nears end
• Rutherford County Briefs: January court dates await Occupy protesters
• Week in review: Sumner, ACLU settle suit
• Week ahead: Gibson wants wood back
• Gingrich inevitable? GOP faces the idea
• Palestinians dismayed by Gingrich's remarks
• Well-educated citizenry should be state's goal
• TN students are not getting their money's worth
• Anti-gay bullying demands response by community
• Program takes aim at Guard/Reserve joblessness
• Mona Charen: Obama's default mode is to blame Israel
• Rick Horowitz: Voter 'confidence' seems reserved for Republicans
• Richard J. Grant: Americans must be informed against progressives
• Sunny skies and cool conditions through the weekend
• Nashville Indie Music: December 12th - December 18th
• Genesis Diamonds & John Hardy Today
• Vanderbilt on alert after Peeping Tom incident
• Haslam says now is not the time to eliminate taxes
• Chilly dogs to get warmhearted visits from group
• Dickson landfill suits settled for $6.75M
• In GOP race, candidates woo evangelicals
• Trump might scrub presidential debate
• Romney targets Gingrich as Iowa caucuses near
• GOP bill to renew payroll tax cut
• Include local businesses in the holiday frenzy
• Teams share rules; so should taxpayers
• George Will: If Ron Paul goes third-party, Obama gets a boost
• GOP criticism of president's military policies rings hollow
• Holiday Parties & Trunk Shows This Weekend
• December commencement, Dec. 17, to include more graduates than ever before in winter ceremonies
• U.S. motor vehicle crash deaths lowest since 1949
• Committee to discuss future Broadway-West End corridor transit options
• It’s the most wonderful time of year for FedEx
• Centerstone offers tattoo removal services
• National visitor spending: Tennessee near top
• Construction set for Dickerson Pike apartment building
• Alexander on online sales tax: “It’s a loophole that prefers some taxpayers over other taxpayers.”
• SLIDESHOW: Most bank-failure prone states
• Less money in your wallet? You're not alone
• Retailing fuming over Amazon's price check app
• Twitter hitting the "refresh" button
• Business owners fret over Nashville sign ordinance
• Zeitlin sues May family over failed Bells Bend project
• Tennessee Commerce stock drops on dim prospects
• Tennesseans pick latest specialty plate
• Third suspect surrenders in murder by asphyxiation and robbery case
• Slowdowns on I-65 and I-24 near downtown
• One dead after head on collision causes car to burst into flames
• Trade guns for Kroger gift cards at Saturday event
• Clear and cool weather expected through the weekend
• South Nashville condo catches fire early Friday
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Tennessee
• Sunny skies and cool conditions expected into this weekend
• Tax tips avert hardships
• Solar sector brightens state's economy
• Gang member pleads guilty to racketeering charge
• Blackburn Statement on the Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• Feds question TVA's thrift
• Developer Zeitlin sues May family over failed Bells Bend project
• Tale of the script
• Spring Hill foster mom gets 16 years for abuse
• Nashville officer faces domestic violence charges
• Where you can get pet portraits with Santa
• Thomas Sowell: Holiday reading with messages both conservative, universal
• Kathleen Parker: Newt's child-janitor whim is damaging
• Courageous with Alex Kendrick, Ken Bevel, Kevin Downes coming to DVD/BluRay
• TN Commerce: FDIC receivership ‘likely’
• Study finds Tennessee solar growing, but road blocks remain
• Nashville home sales climb 20 percent in November
• Permit: Save-A-Lot grocery store coming to Murfreesboro Pike
• Jameson gets a pair of challengers in judicial primary
• Iasis announces end to 6-year lawsuit
• Proxy advisory firm backs Cracker Barrel in fight with Biglari
• Gang member pleads guilty to racketeering charge
• Alexander Statement on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Nomination
• Alexander Statement on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Nomination
• Metro officer arrested on domestic violence charge
• CFO survey forecasts 2012 growth of 1.9%
• U.S. unemployment claims fall
• Small Business Wire
• Lighting of the Green 2011 features Melinda Doolittle, Point of Grace
• Third graders help coordinate one-stop drop-off for green-minded consumers on Nov. 15
• Astronaut and Giffords husband Mark Kelly brings a hero's wisdom to Allen Arena
• Former CEO, AT&T Southeastern elected new chair of Lipscomb board
• New books, international presentations highlight faculty's fall 2011 scholarship
• Accomplishment in scientific research, fashion, sustainable design were on student plates this fall
• Business, arts & sciences offer tips on dressing for the best job at professional womens event
• Career Development Center initiative taps emerging leaders on campus
• Volleyball rolls to sweep of Belmont to earn A-Sun championship
• Stroller Strides, fitness for new moms, to offer on-site classes at SAC in January
• The weather was frightful, but everything was delightful at the 2011 Lighting of the Green
• Hank Williams Jr. raises $75,000 for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
• Boutique Sale - December 10th thru 11th
• Arson suspect for hotel fire claims it was a suicide attempt
• Former Metro IDB attorney indicted
• Study: CHS, Dollar General among Fortune 500 cos. that avoid state taxes
• NFL TV rights could top $24 billion
• Apple, major publishers investigated in e-book pricing
• Tips for negotiating a year-end raise
• Moody’s upgrades Tennessee’s bond rating outlook
• Airlines heading for $7 billion profit
• Sherrie Austin returns with 'Circus Girl'
• TBI charges suspect for officer involved shooting in Trousdale
• Former Vol J.P. Prince arrested for DUI in Nashville
• Winter hike to be held Saturday at Stillhouse Hollow Falls State Natural Area
• Wreck reported on I-40 near Fesslers Lane
• Rutherford County Sheriff's officer demoted for incident involving alcohol
• Corker Says Accountability, Board, Limits on Rulemaking Needed Before CFPB Director is Confirmed
• Sunny skies expected into the weekend
• Blackburn Bill Would Strip TSA Badges and Uniforms
• Spring Hill woman faces 22 years in abuse case
• Republican lawmakers seek more power over regulations
• Former Metro attorney indicted in theft
• Dickson signs settlement in well contamination suits
• Predators players and their dogs star in calendar photo shoot
• Trailer with free books for poor children stolen
• Metro commission ready to advocate when rights violated
• Troy Davis' sister long fought the inhumanity of executions
• Mona Charen: GOP should resist cockiness about 2012
• Clarence Page: Rove paved way for Trump's pretensions
• Ruth Marcus: Putting wife 'first' doesn't mean as a prop
• TriStar pursuing $40 million in capital
• Haslam announces export initiative
• Barbara Orbison dead at 60
• Southeast Financial plans Ohio merger
• Dean Foods on why there's no egg nog in July
• Holiday networking tips for job seekers
• Tips for negotiating a year-end raise
• Former HCA CEO Jack Bovender donates $25M to Duke
• Maryville Daily Times: Alexander praises Maryville Schools in Senate speech
• Shea Weber, cake and new Nashville Predators fans
• Female workforce shows sharp decline in November
• Dickson landfill case headed for settlement
• Forget the holiday party, employees want cash
• House fire reported in Hendersonville
• Griffin Technology teams with Crayola for iPad app
• Facebook flaw exposes Mark Zuckerberg’s private photos
• What's on shoplifters' must-steal list?
• Bonds approved for LP Field upgrades
• Nashville preps for Postal Service slowdown
• Familiar face takes the lead at speedway
• Kindle Fire expected to close the market for Android tablets
• Nashville's business leaders recognize Metro Nashville Public Schools freshmen
• December to Remember, Day 7: Jeremy McComb virtual tour online Wednesday night
• Blown bulb forces U.S. Airways flight back to Nashville
• Country Dance 2 Contest Giveaway!
• Truck fire on Dickerson Pike now out
• Suspect jailed for murder is charged for another killing
• Snow possible, but no major accumulation likely for Nashville
• National leader in charter schools speaks on campus at Education 2020
• Blackburn Votes To Rein In Excessive Federal Regulations
• DeWayne Wickham: John Hinckley's continued deceptive behavior is a red flag
• Cal Thomas: Day of infamy instilled profound sense of duty
• Leonard Pitts: Bittersweet optimism we had is missing
• Women, too, risked lives on Dec. 7, 1941
• Rutherford wheel tax minus decal may save money
• Isolated rain and snow showers today, cold temperatures continue
• Beekeepers help fight loss of colonies
• Nashville Occupiers, homeless share 'tent city'
• Prosecutors drop charges against Titan Kenny Britt
• Metro, Predators receive 4 more months to reach new lease deal
• Jay Farrell: Ecologically, economically vital forests disappearing
• Weekly Obsession: Country music’s reserve clause
• Casting Call for The Southern Entertainment Awards Fashion Show
• PENCIL programs help kids write better future
• December to Remember, Day 6: 'The Help', now on DVD, perfect early holiday gift
• Gail Kerr: Metro demanding better lease deal from Predators
• Southwest Airlines deems John Rich too drunk to fly
• Mindy McCready faces no charges: 'I'm a happy girl'
• Nashville businesses prep for a slower Postal Service
• Banks counter claims by embattled financier Ed Lowery
• Jarrard Phillips opens Chicago office
• Poll: Nashville prefers East Bank for new Sounds stadium
• Predators worth more than last year, but still near bottom of NHL
• Commission recommends three candidates for 20th Judicial District vacancy
• PureSafety acquired by industry giant UL
• Misdemeanor charges against Titans' Kenny Britt dropped
• TSU Accreditation Reaffirmed by SACS
• Asurion study: Older generations also ‘cellphone dependent’
• Benefit show at Limelight to feature Peter Moon Band, Stacie Collins, and more
• Tennessee State University Receives Reaffirmation of Accreditation
• Don King named COO of Saint Thomas Hospital
• Megabus.com offering free seats
• O'Boyle named head of HCA's Parallon
• Tennessee's tax deal with Amazon could be unconstitutional, experts say
• Dean defends tax breaks for LifePoint Hospitals
• Predators swept up in NHL shakeup
• Tennessee no longer among 10 least healthy states
• Automakers poised for best year since '08
• Tennessee’s March primary ballot set
• How to deal with demand for a referral
• TSU re-accredited; Fisk gets year of probation
• Alexander: Lesson from Maryville City Schools’ Success is “Work well together”
• Driver dies after crashing into a Hobby Lobby
• Slowdown on I-40 on Nashville's east side
• Warrant issued for Monday's fatal stabbing in Hermitage
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by van in Clarksville
• Heavy rain moving out with cooler temperatures the rest of the week
• Nine Republican Candidates To Compete In Tennessee's Presidential Preference Primary
• Cooler, drier conditions expected for the Clarksville area
• Dickson landfill trial delayed
• Second man, 62, dies after huge pileup
• Metro invests $4.8M to teach men how to be dads
• 3 on short list for Davidson County judgeship
• ESPN's Erin Andrews files new invasion of privacy suit
• A clean and sober Brian McGrattan celebrates a big anniversary
• 10 file to run in TN primary; Herman Cain won't be on ballot
• TBI starts probe of former Sumner County election official
• New Life Lodge owner loses bid to keep lawsuits separate
• December to Remember, Day 5: Charlie Brown and A Sing Off Christmas on TV Monday
• 3 sentenced in human trafficking case
• Human rights is a local matter
• Charles C. Haynes: Laws do little to prevent religious bias in workplace
• Kathleen Parker: Newt riding high on our need to forgive
• Defendants in July gang-related shootout sentenced to federal prison
• December to Remember, Day 4: Wilson County Festival of Lights driving tour
• 'Season to Remember' events help victims' families cope
• Howard Gentry files to run for criminal court clerk
• ASCAP, radio stations reach new accord on fees
• Saint Thomas, Capella Healthcare form partnership
• December to Remember, Day 3: Appalachian Christmas at Spring Haven Mansion
• The cost of unemployment: $434 billion
• Tennessee construction contracts sag in October
• Online shopping sets nearly $6B record during Cyber Week
• Second death reported from Vietnam Veterans' Blvd. crashes
• Fatal wreck shuts down I-24 east near Whites Creek Pike
• Nashville Fashion Jobs
• Elm Hill Pike hotel fetches $1.65 million
• ESPN's Andrews files new invasion of privacy lawsuit in Nashville
• Earnings: Dollar General's 3Q profit up 33.5 percent
• Gibson Guitar enters new market with purchase of Stanton Group
• Person found dead at Hermitage home
• Top of the List: Richest ZIP Codes
• Gingrich plans Tennessee push
• Memphis ready to use incentives to keep Morgan Keegan
• Mississippi State, Wake Forest set for Music City Bowl
• Postal Service pushing ahead on big cuts to first-class mail
• U.S. court rejects Apple's Samsung Galaxy ban
• Sixty-seven tax provisions set to expire on Dec. 31
• Wrecks reported on I-65 in Brentwood and I-40 in Donelson-Hermitage
• Music City Bowl gets a pair of first-time participants
• Corker Congratulates Coach Pat Summitt for Being Named Sports Illustrated’s Sportswoman of the Year
• Rain could be heavy Monday with cooler temperatures to follow
• Trousdale County officer shot overnight
• Flood Watch continues through Monday afternoon
• December 2011 Newsletter
• Q&A: Steve Anderson
• George Will: Small-business owners caught in regulatory barrage
• 2011 recalls 1979, but is there a Reagan out there?
• Losing a pet like losing a family member
• Stones River battlefield gets upgrades
• Obama defends his faith in America amid criticism
• GOP rivals hope to court Herman Cain's former supporters
• Dickson landfill suit goes to trial this week
• Food Summit faithful hunger for revolution
• West Meade neighbors surrender development rights to save nature
• Gail Kerr: Ex-gun show operator trains sights on 'loophole'
• Titans Hold On; Get Much Needed Road Win Over Buffalo
• Nashville Indie Music: December 5th - December 11th
• Flood Watch in effect from the evening through Monday
• Jordin Tootoo’s collision with Ryan Miller ruffles Sabres’ feathers
• Congress should not mess with law's success
• Even progressive Israel fighting weeds of sexism
• Duncan Calls on Secretary Clinton to Rescind Iraqi Aid Request
• Health fraud prosecutions net $100 million in TN this year
• Gail Kerr: Last thing public needs is more business done in dark
• Gingrich's rise spells tea-party demise
• Davidson County briefs: Vanderbilt to host live chat on personalized cancer care
• Rutherford County briefs: TN secretary of state hopes to fund MTSU science building
• Estate, gift taxes are a drag on TN economy
• Government had little to do with clean air
• Cutting deficits is harder than just talking about it
• Sunny skies today, unsettled conditions for the beginning of the workweek
• 85-year-old says she was strip searched at JFK
• Boutique Holiday Affair in Nashville
• Deportation case dropped against Overton graduate Mercedes Gonzalez
• Candidates should push regulatory rollback
• Murphy wins lifetime achievement award for scholarship in educational administration
• 'Free' Tim McGraw will release new Christmas song
• Pair seeks 'street talk' to solve man's murder
• Adoptive mother gets life in prison
• EPA eases boiler rule; benefits stay same
• Gingrich takes offbeat path
• Positive jobs report is good news for Obama
• Historic East Nashville fire hall gutted by blaze will be rebuilt
• Fatal crash, icy forecast spark warning
• Fashion & Trunk Show in Nashville
• Southwestern Investment Services heading to Cool Springs
• UBS a no-go in Pinnacle, still scouting Nashville
• Tennessee Commerce deadline arrives, work continues
• December to Remember, Day 2: Nashville Christmas Tree lighting & 59th Parade
• Who offers the fastest cell service in Nashville?
• Industrial land in La Vergne fetches $1.8 million
• Smyrna retail strip sells for $3.3 million
• Warehouse in Airport North submarket fetches $1.2 million
• Loews Vanderbilt joins long list of hotel upgrades
• Alexander Votes Against “Long-term Raid on Social Security Funding”
• Alexander Votes Against “Long-term Raid on Social Security Funding”
• Tanker crash shuts down Franklin Road in Wilson County
• Mel Tillis, Jett Williams & more will host live Midnite Jamboree starting Dec. 3
• 105 Voices of History HBCU National Choir to perform in Music City Jan. 22
• TSU and Motlow College Sign Dual Admissions Agreement
• Randstad: U.S. workers see fewer benefits, raises in ‘12
• Gallery: Opry Mills returning to life
• Holiday Social Event for Vintage Fashion in Nashville
• Christmas Parade will close downtown streets starting at 4 p.m. Friday
• Which Guinness world record does Vandy now hold?
• GM: We'll buy back Volts
• Payroll tax cuts face uncertain future
• Coke: No more white cans
• AT&T fires back at FCC over T-Mobile deal
• Medicare adds obesity-prevention coverage
• No recycling drop off in Bellevue Saturday
• Group seeks 'street talk' to solve TSU retiree's murder
• Franklin police find victim's vehicle after mall carjacking
• Friday's traffic report
• Freezing fog advisory in effect
• Clear skies today, scattered showers return Sunday
• Herman Cain sticks to script at MTSU
• New trials ordered in torture-slayings
• Woodland Street Bridge reopens
• Police search for CoolSprings Galleria carjacker
• Albion Street shootout sentences handed out
• Testimony in Wilson child death case addresses culture, emotion
• Crash victim's death leaves family numb
• 'Tennessean' names executive editor
• Rick Horowitz: Campaign promises you can take to the bank
• George Will: Court should revisit racial preferences in admissions
• Parade is heart-warming, home-warming
• Don't roll back teaching reforms
• Davidson County briefs: Metro aims to ease holiday traffic
• December to Remember, Day 1: 2nd Annual CMA Christmas Special airs Thursday
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• Dean: Sounds ballpark a 'luxury, not a necessity'
• The Tennessean names new executive editor
• Parental Health completes new funding round
• If not the Sounds, what is next for the Thermal site?
• Nissan reports 19.4% jump in sales; Leaf sales continue to drop
• Stat sheet: How Populous scored Nashville's ballpark sites
• Ambulatory Services of America acquires Renal CarePartners Inc.
• How to evaluate your new job offer
• Anthem Healthcare Intelligence raises $2.9 million
• Shareable Ink named among Forbes’ 100 most promising companies
• Fugitive country singer Mindy McCready five months pregnant with twins
• Red States, Green Jobs
• Ballpark feasibility study gives options, not answers
• Corker Says One-Year Extension of Payroll Tax Cut Undermines Long-Term Tax Reform
• Corker Congratulates VW Chattanooga for Being First, Only Auto Plant in the World to Receive Platinum LEED Certification
• Public Works: Avoid Abbott-Martin through holidays
• Victim ID'd in Vietnam Veterans Blvd. crash triggered by black ice
• Nashville Sounds ballpark study due this morning
• Tim McGraw wins freedom from Curb Records
• East Nashville to get workforce housing
• Apple's Siri can't find abortion clinics, causing stir
• U.S. hits energy milestone: Net fuel exporter
• Coke switching from white holiday cans back to red
• Four convicted in Knoxville kidnappings, torture murders to get new trials
• Albion Street shootout federal sentences handed out
• Alexander Congratulates Volkswagen Chattanooga Plant on Receiving Platinum LEED Certification
• Loan office owner fires shot at trio of robbers
• Smartphone tool is driving sales for small businesses
• Real Talk with Gabrielle Dennis
• Dense fog now in spots of Middle Tennessee; expected to give way to a mostly sunny day
• Thursday's crime log
• Alexander: “Our policy should be: Find more North American oil and use less of it”
• Sunny skies and average temperatures to begin December
• Blackburn Amendment Keeps FCC In Check
• Judge says Sumner jail can ban religious head covering
• Turn in a gun, get a Kroger gift card
• More media outlets ban anonymous Web comments
• Proud Alabama-Huntsville squad takes to Bridgestone ice this weekend
• Hermitage homeowners lobby for Metro water
• Romney raises money in Belle Meade
• TN nonprofits report raising $32M in disaster aid
• $1 million remains for appliance rebates
• Family friends tell of concern before adopted Wilson girl died
• Love Circle wind turbine on zoning appeals agenda
• Thomas Sowell: Being principled, not centrist, wins White House
• Kathleen Parker: Romney's reversal on abortion shows thought, maturity
• Clarence Page: Public fails to ask enough of candidates
• Romney flip-flops on immigration plan
• Weekly Obsession: The swaggering suburb
• University Announces Winners of 4th Research Forum for the Arts
• Dean's education adviser heads to state Department of Education
• Ricky Skaggs' drummer Tom Roady dead at 62
• IRS looks to pay out $2.1M in unreturned refunds
• Tim McGraw released from Curb Records, judge rules
• Study: Tennessee 44th in tobacco prevention
• Mindy McCready sought by police: 'I did not steal my son'
• Pending U.S. home sales climbed in October
• New state education division could manage 10 low-performing Metro schools
• Why are our grocery stores shrinking?
• Tim McGraw and Curb Records square off in court
• Florida authorities search for Mindy McCready, 5-year-old son
• Nashville Emerging Leaders names 2012 class
• 10 free job tips from a recruiter
• Hank Williams Jr. walks off stage during song at CMT Artists of the Year taping
• Amazon.com testifies on Capitol Hill
• November private payrolls surge 206,000, planned layoffs ease
• The Boxcars at The Station Inn
• Fairgrounds racing group names GM
• Walmart hiring 300 for new Nashville store
• IBC Events & News
• Attorney: Mom accused of child's murder was not primary caregiver
• Burglary arrests made after chase in Williamson County
• S&P downgrades Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others
• The amazing shrinking supermarket
• The Contributor to publish twice a month
• Bank of America's stock falls to lowest point since 2009
• FCC dubious of AT&T's merger claims
• Americans’ confidence in the economy surges
• Love Circle wind turbine on Zoning Appeals agenda
• Architect magazine: Nashville profile
• Street newspaper 'The Contributor' to publish twice a month
• Corker Amendment Pushes for Measuring Effectiveness, Future Status of Aid to Pakistan
• Corker Cosponsors Bill to End Delay of Keystone Pipeline Decision
• The amazing shrinking supermarket
• Wreck with injuries reported at Harding and I-65 South
• Alexander: Keystone Pipeline Could Bring 100,000 Jobs to “the Obama Economy”
• $1 million remains for energy rebates in Tennessee
• The Help with Emma Stone, Viola Davis, Bryce Dallas Howard coming to DVD Dec. 6
• Two inmates escape from Robertson County jail
• Sunny skies return to the Clarksville area
• Clear weather expected through Saturday
• Murfreesboro police say man twisted baby's head
• La Vergne city administrator resigns
• Nashville firefighter put on leave after 2-county chase, DUI arrest
• Street newspaper 'The Contributor' to publish twice a month
• Gail Kerr: LifePoint deal is just the first test for new council
• Wilson Co. mom facing murder charge says she flung daughter
• Special-needs kids get help early in life
• Court validates Fisk's Georgia O'Keeffe art-sharing deal
• Poverty surges among TN kids
• What happens to math nerds when they get older
• Group promises third presidential choice
• Parenting grant aims to turn neglectful dads around
• Census finds more impoverished schoolchildren
• Rick Horowitz: Bread and circuses? Make it pizza this time
• Occupy Ourselves: It starts from within
• Cal Thomas: 'Humane' immigrant plan is flawed
• Leonard Pitts: Our leaders can't take a tweet
• Child sex abuse is preventable
• 'Contributor' plans to double publication, increase service to vendors
• Digital Reasoning raises over $4M
• TNInvestco fund invests in Payment America
• ECD seeking input on $29.7 million INCITE program
• 55,000 new jobs added in November, while hours, compensation decline
• 7 annoying mistakes employees make on Day One
• Miley Cyrus gets Controversial with Occupy Song!
• More permits issued for Opry Mills
• Jackson Sun (Editorial): Our view: Sen. Bob Corker is more interested in action than applause
• Jackson Sun (Editorial): Our view: Sen. Bob Corker is more interested in action than applause
• TN receives $1.5M grant to help establish Affordable Insurance Exchanges
• HCP takes majority interest in Polaris
• Ed Lowery's Citizens Corp. files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
• Report: 13.1% of Nashville-area mortgages underwater
• American Airlines parent AMR Corp. files for bankruptcy
• Acadia seeks to raise $88 million
• TennCare officials outline 5% cuts
• Tennessee 21st best for business, Forbes says
• Airplane electronics rule questioned
• Cyber Monday has biggest sales ever
• Dunder Mifflin, this is Staples
• Police: Murfreesboro officers stop man from harming baby
• Murder trial begins for TN woman charged with killing adopted daughter
• Contributor will publish twice a month next year
• Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, sentenced to 4 years
• Man sentenced to 73 years for robbery, beating of Eagleville couple
• La Vergne city administrator resigns
• Briley West has been reopened after wreck
• Rain and snow mix expected to turn to rain only in Middle TN
• Rutherford panel wants synthetic drug abuse to be felony
• POLL: Should jurors ask questions at trials?
• Deputies shot in Tenn., Ala., suspect arrested
• Isolated rain and snow showers today, cold conditions continue
• Amy Grant to sing at Lipscomb festivities
• Herman Cain to give MTSU business talk
• Trial in MTSU athlete's slaying could have jury asking questions
• Vanderbilt scholar's research with black males expands to Pittsburgh
• Tennessee Archives preservation project protects 'tapestry of life'
• Head-on collision victim identified
• Off-duty Nashville firefighter charged after chase
• Bell Road over dam to reopen Thursday
• Low-income Nashvillians get a jobs boost
• Churches sadly follow Wall Street, D.C. lead
• Gene Policinski: 'Occupy' crackdowns limited by First Amendment
• Mona Charen: GOP should flee from 'futurist' Gingrich
• Ensworth hires David Braemer as new head of school
• Police expect to charge felon in alcohol-fueled shooting outside of bar
• Bell Road at Percy Priest dam to reopen Thursday
• Tennessee 21st best for business, Forbes says
• Report: BofA received hefty Fed rescue
• West Side Story: 50th Anniversary Edition - a look at a movie/theater classic
• No place like prison: Inside a CCA facility
• New U.S. home sales up in October
• Nashville's net loss in recession's wake: 871 businesses
• Time for a different approach to your job hunt?
• Unemployed? Look here for hidden jobs
• Brawl leads to criminal charges
• Berry Hill self-storage building sells for $3.37 million
• Database: Health of Middle Tennessee banks, 3Q
• Afternoon wrecks on I-40 West at Fesslers; on I-440 East at I-65
• Carbon monoxide sickens worker at Hendersonville job site
• Bell Road over dam to reopen for Thursday morning commute
• UAW to picket Southern dealerships
• 122 million to shop this Cyber Monday; more to shop at work
• Top of the List: Colleges and universities
• ‘12 Days of Christmas’ items now top $100k
• AT&T may have to sell assets to save T-Mobile deal
• Early Black Friday a hit
• Judge in MTSU player trial to decide on photos, juror questions
• Docs eager to get in on Spring Hill ER facility
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire, closing long career
• Rutherford, Sumner, Wilson are under flashflood watch Monday
• Rain expected Monday; Snow may fall Tuesday but no accumulation in Midstate
• Isolated rain and snow showers, clearing by midweek
• Musical miracle changes rejection to welcome
• Instrument industry supports fix to Lacey Act
• Congressional leaders suggest tax deal is possible
• Fincher builds funds for re-election
• If they fall, don't expect first flakes to stick around for long
• Gail Kerr: A little one-on-one guidance helps close college gap
• Christmas tree farms delight nostalgic hearts
• Nashville man charged in fatal shooting of pregnant girlfriend
• Titans Win Keeps Flickering Playoff Hopes Alive
• Titans Survive Rain, Turnover, Buccaneers In 23-17 Win
• Rick Horowitz: Supercommittee's call for Obama too lying, too late
• Nashville Indie Music: November 28 - December 4
• Cooler conditions with scattered showers to end the holiday weekend
• Agency bridges gaps between deaf, others
• Tennessee Archives event helps shake family trees
• Davidson County briefs: Baptist Hospital series deals with life-threatening illness
• Rutherford County briefs: Eagleville seeks solution to absence of police force
• Sumner County briefs: Residents to vote in March on $25 wheel tax increase
• The week ahead
• The week in review
• Political notebook: Could CBID tax increase help pay Predators subsidy?
• American dream eludes foreign-born taxi drivers in Nashville
• Gail Kerr: Light snafu shows Metro, NES can be pretty dim
• Teacher training holds the key
• Property tax bill an attempt to subvert will of local voters
• God as campaign adviser? That should narrow the field
• TVA overcomes adversity in 2011
• Bill would make local officials more accountable
• Richard J. Grant: All the regulations we need are in U.S. Constitution
• Leonard Pitts: Support ban on police video? See UC-Davis
• Collectors Art Night On 5th Avenue Of The Arts
• Cooler temperatures expected to begin the workweek
• Vic Varallo, former Metro Council member, dies at age 89
• Nashville prisoner sues Metro for millions after having miscarriage
• Meals on Wheels waiting lists grow
• PACs gain super powers
• Ignorance of child sex abuse enables revictimization
• NLRB, organized labor have been unfairly maligned
• Cal Thomas: Nobody's perfect for president, so choose wisely
• Seven Days in Utopia with Robert Duvall, Lucas Black, Deborah Ann Woll on DVD
• Rooster's BBQ: you can eat healthy
• Washington Post: Corker: Moving beyond Freddie and Fannie
• Washington Post: Corker: Moving beyond Freddie and Fannie
• Tennessee Commerce under watch, selling assets
• Sunny skies for shoppers today, scattered showers for the weekend
• Minor accused of driving vehicle into a church
• Occupy Nashville planning 3 p.m. shopping demonstration
• Cooler weather expected Sunday and next week
• This Weekend at The Hermitage - November 23, 2011
• Gallatin Fire Department didn't enforce code at Hoeganaes plant
• AT&T settles with Davidson County over 911 phone fees
• Boulevard Bolt attracts 8,000 runners for Thanksgiving tradition
• New fire alarms will wake up deaf with a shake
• Families of disabled must be alert to avoid theft
• Card drive for wounded soldiers begins
• 50 Fort Campbell soldiers return from Iraq for holiday
• Message of peace should be questioned
• Be a safe, savvy donor
• Clarence Page: With no deal likely, go to the people
• Kathleen Parker: Ideas for GOP contestants' next gigs
• Leonard Pitts: There's not enough talk about mental capacity as qualification for Oval Office
• Partly cloudy skies for Thanksgiving and Black Friday
• Boulevard Bolt attracts 8,000 runners for Thanksgiving tradition
• Sunny and clear weather brightens Midde TN's Thanksgiving Day
• Tennessee Solar Institute honored
• Food stamp divide grows
• YMCA rebranding puts emphasis beyond gym
• Jack Daniel's to buy tickets home for troops
• Season to Give: Self-worth rises for women of Magdalene House
• Can Nashville's core absorb up to 3,000 proposed new apartment units?
• 'Dancing With the Stars' win resonates for many
• TN hunting policy unexpectedly spurs spread of wild hogs
• Coming Home: Middle TN families struggle to pay cost of war
• Business Journal closed Thursday, Friday
• Unemployment drops in Middle Tennessee
• Russian, all adoptees thrive in 'sunshine'
• Ruth Marcus: President is not to blame for supercommittee's impotence
• George Will: Don't gripe, be grateful for wry truths
• Truth shouldn't be buried under stuffing
• Unspoiled beauty is nearby
• Federal Reserve places TN Commerce under enforcement action
• The Roys to co-host the 1st Annual Christmas 4 Kids Celebrity Golf Tournament
• 15-year tax break requested to lure LifePoint to Davidson
• Retailers sue Fed over debit card fees
• Kid Rock's son joins Roys, McClymonts, Headhunters at Tootsie's birthday show
• Architecture billings index registers another month in the red
• How much will this year's turkey dinner cost?
• Award Winning Film Money Matters in Stores Today!
• Report: Nashville's residential closings and starts up in 3Q
• Gallery: Inside CCA's Metro Davidson County Detention Facility
• Police: Body of newborn baby found in dumpster
• Sweet CeCe's opening Nolensville Pike location
• Survey: Economy won't slow holiday parties
• Mother-son reunion offers emotional pregame scene for Tennessee State before facing No. 1 UNC
• Stonehenge announces Music Row apartment building
• Regulators hit Bank of America with warning
• U.S. bank deposits hit record $10 trillion
• Who's buying ads for the Super Bowl?
• Jack Daniel’s tax idea dries up
• UPS to hike rates 4.9% in 2012
• Police claim child rape suspect confesses to multiple crimes
• Airport reports no volume problems
• Methamphetamine bust results in 39 people indicted
• Clear skies expected through Friday; rain expected back this weekend
• Rollover on I-40 eastbound in Hermitage
• Sunny skies expected for those traveling through Clarksville
• 5th Annual Snowflake 5k Run/Walk
• Occupiers have opened eyes to real problems
• Bill would stop pro-union crusade
• Rick Horowitz: 'Powerful Pause' or 'Execrable Excuse'? You decide
• Mona Charen: If Penn State students feel shame, they show it poorly
• Oilers once again expose Predators weaknesses in 6-2 drubbing
• Gail Kerr: Bellevue has heard mall promises before
• Missing doctor's wife files in probate court
• Mediation fails in ACLU, Sumner school board lawsuit
• Former Wilson County lieutenant indicted on charges
• Peabody lecture on educational change in Finland
• Q&A: Jerry Martin
• Metro schools consider mobile library to encourage reading
• Turkey sticks neck out for kids
• Todd Palin repaid for Tennessee hacker trial
• Rosanne Cash and Rodney Crowell to reunite for anti-death penalty benefit show
• Chris Young has fan ejected from concert in Louisiana
• Physicians Capital raises more than $7M
• Tennessee hospitality workers flex their muscles
• U.S. companies adding a lot of foreign workers
• Use your networking skills for good, not evil
• Report: Nashville's retail market improves slightly
• AP: Conviction of Sarah Palin hacker cost $29,000 in travel expenses
• Gift wrap maker Impact Innovations considers Franklin location
• Iroquois Capital Group launches investment banking division
• DeWayne Wickham: 'States' rights' is just latest way to marginalize Southern blacks
• Holiday Nashville Fashion Events
• Hotel developer pays $2.35 million for Gulch sites
• Earnings: Genesco surges in 3Q
• Police: search for suspects, car accident causing traffic jam on Brick Church Pike
• Earnings: Cracker Barrel's profits remain flat
• Four consequences of the supercommittee’s failure
• LifePoint to announce HQ move to Davidson Co.
• Hoeganaes plant fined $80,000 for dust explosions
• Senate bill takes on airline bag fees
• Mayor Dean goes electric
• IPO market still hurting
• iPhone tops among mobile workers
• 82-year-old ripped off by Clarksville Codes impostors
• Wreck in Goodlettsville on Vietnam Veterans Blvd.
• Walmart camera captures man exposing himself
• Entrepreneurship Fair introduces students to owners of Las Paletas and others
• Rain expected Tuesday with isolated severe storms possible
• Showers and thunderstorms today, mostly sunny skies for Thanksgiving
• Town gives heart to homeless man
• Forest Hills hires judge despite objections
• Blast sends Tennessee soldier home earlier than expected
• Thomas Sowell: Of mad hatters in liberal land
• Mideast solution rests on negotiations
• Charles C. Haynes: Battle over religious displays rages on
• Judges should dress for neutrality
• Predators approach quarter point, not quarter pole, of 2011-12 season
• Metro Health Department eyes Occupy Nashville's food handling
• Russian adoption trial will be public
• Home sales rise, inventories fall
• Holiday travelers expected to get a break at the pumps
• Cigna-HealthSpring deal clears a regulatory hurdle
• Tennessee’s 10 smartest cities
• Stifel-Morgan Keegan deal expected any day
• Franklin Pike building sells for $2.1 million
• GM bringing Equinox, $244M and 1,900 jobs to Spring Hill
• TN soldier earns Purple Heart, is headed home
• In a job hunt, positive attitude changes everything
• Cracker Barrel CEO pushes back against Biglari's proposals
• Lawmakers eye $7.8M subsidy for Predators and arena
• Memphis businesses have the NBA lockout blues
• Top of the List: Downtown Nashville office buildings
• How to tell if a star employee is ready to leave
• Debt supercommittee fails to reach a deal
• Tablets, e-readers top holiday gift lists
• Jack-knifed tractor trailer delays traffic on I-65 South at Vietnam Vet Blvd.
• Gallatin metals plant fined $80K after 3 killed
• Forest Hills hires city judge despite Metro objections
• Corker Hopes “New Lease on Life” at GM-Spring Hill Will Further Tennessee’s Reputation as World Leader in Auto Manufacturing
• Corker Calls Failure of Deficit Reduction Committee a “National Disgrace”
• Career Development Center initiative taps emerging leaders on campus
• Judge deciding if Russian adoption case to be open
• Shooting reported overnight in Clarksville
• Rain moving through Nashville with more to come
• Business, arts & sciences offer tips on dressing for the best job at professional womens event
• Unsettled conditions continue, sunny skies for Thanksgiving
• Blackburn Statement On Failure Of Super Committee To Reach Deal On Spending Cuts
• Democrat says lawmaker's Muslim remarks play to fears
• Occupy Nashville protesters prepare for an indefinite stay on plaza
• Gail Kerr: Essay contest espouses respect, helps fight cancer
• Competitive cheerleaders keep docs busy, still smile
• Millionaire PAC founder sees nation on the brink
• 2 arrested in fatal shooting of man
• Mini-strokes have major consequences on health, prognosis
• Companies must protect children online
• Gonzalez Reaches Milestones In Win Over Titans
• Weekly Obsession: Poll whiplash
• Titans Struggle In Loss To Falcons; Locker Impressive In First Critical Chance
• The Next Big Names in American Fashion Part 4
• Kathleen Parker: Presidential candidates need more than a wink
• Vandy's Franklin will move on, and so should we
• Showers and thunderstorms for the first half of the week
• Gail Kerr: Taxi board should hail call for more cabs
• Rutherford County Briefs: County to revisit boundaries
• Week in review: FEMA frees $30.4M for flood buyouts
• Week ahead: GM to roll out details
• Mona Charen: Music lessons open up a new world in mid-life
• Richard J. Grant: For supercommittee, cuts are all in the details
• This is no time to cut anti-hunger programs
• Thanksgiving lifts both clients, volunteers at Rescue Mission
• Let's change how we think of food
• It's time to close the online sales-tax loophole
• The week in Nashville live music November 21-27
• Stella Parton signing new book Tell It Sister, Tell It at Rhino Books Saturday
• Unsettled conditions expected into Tuesday
• British Group Gerry And The Pacemakers To Embark On 2012 Farewell Tour
• Ban on insider trading by lawmakers gains momentum
• Big vision can solve climate change
• Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 with Kristen Stewart & Robert Pattinson - review
• Duncan Supports Balanced Budget Amendment
• Land preservation effort melds ecology, economy
• Ruth Marcus: 'No new taxes' spell losing hold on Republicans
• Make peace with food and weight for holidays
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• 'All Night Strut' turns Larry Keeton Dinner Theatre into 1930s-1940s Supper Club
• Meet Big Shake and his shrimp burger
• Video: Tony Giarratana talks about his latest proposed office tower
• A guide to online job-hunting resources
• 5-year Centerstone campaign raises $12.5M
• Tennessee State University to Play Major Role in Citywide ReLeafing Day
• Commercial lending: The needle's still not moving in Nashville
• Earnings: Kirkland’s 3Q income drops 48 percent
• Congress repeals contractor 3% tax withholding rule
• The worst passwords of 2011
• Nashville's CMA Country Christmas airing Dec. 1 on ABC
• The cash stash: Nashville companies database
• Nashville poll results: Bright spots amid a dark employment era
• Panel rules against judge’s country club membership
• GM expected to detail Spring Hill plans Monday
• Knoxville raises $200,000 for Romney
• U.S. birth rate continues to slow
• Congress passes budget bill to avoid shutdown
• See just how deep we're underwater
• Poll: Bright spots in Nashville’s unemployment picture
• Sunny skies today, showers and thunderstorms by Sunday
• Craig Smith’s empty-net goal bid comes up very empty
• Back to Work featured job seeker: Lynn Yates
• Blackburn Disappointed With House Failure To Pass A Balanced Budget Amendment
• Peabody graduate students are making an impact in Metro schools
• Duncan Discusses Highway Bill on Transportation TV
• Saturday’s Game against JSU Scheduled for 2 p.m.
• Pen and pad vs. Xbox at the Williamson Co. Career Fair
• Nashville nursing home sells for $2 million
• Police name suspect in fatal shooting outside of Mexican restaurant
• East Nashville Walgreens fetches $5.1 million
• TN's unemployment fund: a long climb ahead
• More expected to travel on Thanksgiving
• Tennessee unemployment improves in October
• UPDATED: Traffic slow on West End near 440, avoid the area if possible
• Precedent Health acquires spine company
• TSU Welcomes New Police Chief
• Disney fans find fairytale deals at Middle Tennessee outlet stores
• Report: TN in the bottom 5 for financial literacy
• How to use a recruiter in your job hunt
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• Analysis: Nashville smartest big city in Tennessee
• City uses $200K donation to help open space plan
• Federal judge extends injunction on Occupy Nashville curfew policy
• Police seek suspect in Nov. 6 shooting near Mexican restaurant
• Corker Calls Renewal of Federal Housing Loan Limits to Subsidize Expensive Mortgages “Unconscionable,” Will Oppose Spending Package
• Corker Calls Renewal of Federal Housing Loan Limits to Subsidize Expensive Mortgages “Unconscionable,” Will Oppose Spending Package
• Music City hero: Mary Ann McCready helps lead the Nashville Music Council
• FBI says Knoxville deputies didn't break laws with 'dizzy bat' traffic stop
• Lebanon teen charged with two armed robberies
• Traffic camera company sues TN city over new law
• Defense of Marriage Act repeal sought by businesses
• Employees push back against ever-earlier Black Friday openings
• Taylor Swift focus of ‘60 Minutes’ profile
• Do you really have to go to your office holiday party?
• Netflix customers have deadline to file for settlement
• Fort family donation helps to replenish Open Space Fund
• Canadian billionaire buys stake in Predators
• Corker Calls for Hearing on Job Losses from Delay of Keystone Pipeline
• Wrecks on I-65 and I-40
• Neighborhood alliance asks judge to overturn BZA decision on used car lot
• Clear and cool conditions to end the workweek
• U.S. gives Islam 'new identity,' speaker tells Nashville crowd
• Blasts at Gallatin plant preventable, safety board says
• Lawyers rate candidates to replace retired judge Haynes
• Suspect sought in Vanderbilt robbery
• U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper wrongly listed among wealthiest Americans
• Former Brooks Pharmacy owner sentenced in painkiller case
• Nashville lauded for efforts to ease flooding
• Travel crunch at Nashville airport expected this week
• Former Gallatin councilman faces ethics charge
• Canadian billionaire buys stake in Predators
• Nashville sheriff's office defends inmate labor after escape from job site
• Author Ann Patchett's Parnassus store brings books back to Green Hills
• Bar association poll favors Phillip Robinson to replace Judge Barbara Haynes
• Album review: 'A Skaggs Family Christmas Volume Two'
• TSU’s Shaquita Williams named OVC Volleyball Player of the Year
• Nashville lauded for efforts to ease flooding
• TN businesses rally for Sen. Alexander's online tax bill
• Police ID victim of fatal single-car crash on I-440
• Academia meets the real word as Belmont brings in IT pros
• Winterfest in the Smoky Mountains
• Do perfect candidates and perfect jobs really exist?
• Metro Police seek suspect in Tuesday Vanderbilt University robbery
• Canadian Brett Wilson joins Predators' ownership group
• Tennessee lawmakers focal point of Lacey Act fight
• Pharmacist sentenced in painkiller case
• Savannah's Candy Kitchen heading downtown
• Follow the Music Spectacular Kicks off Holiday Season Nov. 30
• CHS to acquire New Mexico hospital
• Americans need more protection from toxic chemicals
• Corker Asks Federal Housing Director about Danger Posed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• Corker Asks Federal Housing Director about Danger Posed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• Music City Center surpasses 500,000 room nights
• Tennessee Bun Co. names new president
• UPDATED: Correctional center inmate caught after job site escape on Harding Place
• FEMA funds flow again; flood home buyout program continues
• State reveals LEAD Academy will take over another failing Metro school
• Student treated for injuries after MTSU robbery
• Top 10: TN cities with the highest biz-tax burden
• Top 10: TN cities with the lightest biz-tax burden
• Public records: Occupy Nashville arrests prompted backlash
• Ann Patchett’s Parnassus Books opens today
• Court review of health care reform could halt innovation
• Cabbies ask to start driver-owned company
• Hack floods Facebook users with porn, violent images
• Postal Service loses $5.1B in 2011
• Where are Tennessee's most (and least) tax-friendly cities?
• Alexander Joins TN Small Business Owners to Urge Closing of Online Sales Tax Loophole
• Alexander on National Debt Reaching $15 Trillion
• Alexander Introduces Bill to Get Medical Devices to Market More Quickly and Safely
• Knoxville officer shoots, kills Walmart shoplifting suspect
• Corker Congratulates Volkswagen for Receiving 2012 Motor Car Trend Car of the Year Award for Chattanooga-Made Passat
• 4 TN congressmen among nation's richest 1%
• Wreck reported at Vietnam Veterans Blvd., at I-65
• Rain expected through morning hours
• Alexander Names New Chief of Staff
• Scattered showers this morning, cooler conditions to end the workweek
• Ruth Marcus: The sooner, the better in ruling on health care
• Leonard Pitts: Too late, but Penn State finally did the right thing
• Caretaker of disabled clients charged with theft
• Gail Kerr: Lobbyist's true motivation was bias, not business
• TN lawmakers warn judges to change their ways
• Power plants put strain on TN's freshwater rivers
• Nashville's Parthenon displays rare collection
• Nashville Symphony chorus director George Mabry to retire
• Mike Jameson to fill the late Judge Leon Ruben's seat
• Tommy Lasorda says determination is key
• Two roads to justice meet in Palestine
• To bard doubters, conspiracy's the thing
• Healthways partners with GlaxoSmithKline
• Bredesen-connected Silicon Ranch starts $5M solar facility
• Permit issued for Rack Room Shoes in Opry Mills
• Custom Software Systems becomes CSS Health Technologies
• NFL to publish monthly magazine
• TSU Hosts USAF Academy Band Rampart Winds Nov. 16
• Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw announce 2012 stadium tour
• Brentwood named TN’s smartest mid-size city
• Parking lots go high-tech with Central Parking app
• Unemployed? Four tips to get back to work
• Dolly Parton's new video 'The Sacrifice' debuts today
• “Sustaining the legacy through excellence, resilience, and unity”
• TBI arrests ex-director of Life Action care facility for theft
• Goodlettsville Hardee's fetches $1.6 million
• HealthStream initiates public stock offering
• Music City hero: Abbie Vicknair walks with a passion for Team Betty
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• Power plants in TN put burden on freshwater rivers
• Former L.A. Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda in town, speaking at 2 YMCA events
• Survey: Nashville down about retirement
• Chattanooga E-911 suing AT&T
• Metro defers on food truck regs
• Former WSM manager launches marketing firm
• Study: Nashville not prepared for retirement
• Despite debit card flop, banks make quiet gains in fees
• Sears plans to revamp brand
• Alexander: Marketplace Fairness Act About “Stopping Subsidization Of Some Businesses Over Others.”
• Corker Asks Federal Housing Director about Danger Posed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• Wreck slows traffic on I-40 East at Briley Parkway
• Alexander: 45 Senators Say “Failure is not an Option” for Super Committee
• Slight flooding threat possible in Middle TN Tuesday
• Rainy conditions expected today and tomorrow
• Rutherford sheriff defends break for deputy
• Rules lag amid deadly dust blasts
• ICE comes to life: Opryland display bigger than ever
• With legal win, Occupy Nashville prepares for winter camp
• Paying the Debt: A History of Vanderbilt Peabody College
• Thomas Sowell: Candidates must not get in way of success
• Waiver would boost school reform
• Teachers need to guide reform efforts
• Deficit talks spawn a truly terrible idea
• Rutherford Republicans look for larger office space
• TN museum exhibits folk artist Howard Finster
• Man causes restaurant fire, Nashville police say
• Under-21s may face liquor store ban
• David Lipscomb Campus School receives largest gift in its more than 120-year history
• Kathleen Parker: Romney's kinder, gentler demeanor may be hindrance in campaign
• TSU Announces Initiatives to Bolster Student Success
• Report: Tennessee foreclosures decline in October
• Board of Regents to name TSU president next fall
• GreenBank reports results under North American Financial
• 5 tips to speed up your job search
• VU poll finds Herman Cain leads candidates in Tennessee, but much less so among women
• Report: Lawyers in line for raises in 2012
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear health-reform case
• Newsletter: Closing the Online Sales Tax Loophole
• Weekly column by Senator Alexander: “They're the Great Smoky Mountains, Not the Great Smoggy Mountains”
• Belle Meade, Sewanee top list of TN’s smartest small communities
• All charges against Occupy Nashville protesters dropped
• $47.6 million permit issued for Elliston 23 apartment
• Report: Leading economies headed for slowdown
• Tennessee State University announces Fall Commencement Speaker
• American Airlines flight diverted to Nashville; All safe
• The Next Big Names in American Fashion Part 3
• Occupy Nashville charges dropped
• America Recycles Day set for Tuesday
• EMI split, sold for $4.1 billion
• Ex finance chief: Nashville must consider tax hike
• State rep. says Muslims should be booted from military
• Memphis liquor law could become state standard
• 60 Minutes scrutinizes lawmakers’ stock purchases
• Top of the List: Conventions and trade shows
• Survey: What does Nashville's job market look like to you and your company?
• Opry Mills theater opens with 2 dollar movies and popcorn
• Man who threw flammable liquid in bottle into pizza joint charged
• Former Clarksville school nurse charged with soliciting minor
• Rutherford sheriff: No ticket for speeding, possible DUI not a problem
• LP Field upgrades might not do much for Metro's bottom line
• POLL: How do you define rich?
• Wreck stalls traffic on I-40 West at The Hermitage exit
• Isolated thunderstorms are possible in Middle TN Monday
• Periods of rain expected to begin the workweek
• Blackburn Statement On Supreme Court Decision To Review President Obama's Job-Killing Healthcare Law
• Talk on cranes to include at-risk sandhills
• Workshop to advise Rutherford County schools on energy
• Weekly Obsession: Bridging the restaurant gap
• In Mayor's Challenge 5K, losers are the real winners
• Williamson County inmate copays too low, some say
• MTA seeks feedback before rolling out increased fares
• Tennesseans remain mostly sour on economy
• Many Tennesseans favor more taxes on wealthy
• Gail Kerr: Action against deficient New Life Lodge overdue
• Titans Rookie Linebacker Impressive In First Start
• GOP co-chairman: Debt talks are bumpy ride
• Fact check: Misfires aplenty in GOP debate
• Huntsman: Foreign aid good investment
• Bachmann backs harsh interrogations
• Analysis: GOP probes for holes in Obama foreign policy
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• George Will: First Amendment protection of false speech is under the gun
• Nashville Cares celebrates 25 years with Fashion Show
• Wind Advisory issued for today
• Las Maracas 2704 Gallatin Road: you can eat healthy
• Milestone game not a grand old time for the Predators
• Week in review: 2-part sale of EMI Group could shake Music Row, hurt new artists
• Gail Kerr: Tennesseans need Haslam to be more than Mr. Nice
• Week ahead: Occupiers to target CCA
• Rutherford County Briefs: Occupy Murfreesboro slates potluck, Q&A session today
• Communities know outmoded quotas harmful
• USCIS works to enhance smart policies
• Russian delegation's visit builds health knowledge, trust
• Nashville picks up pace toward healthy living
• Richard J. Grant: Even China seems to have learned welfare state flaws
• Leonard Pitts: Even in Mississippi, 'moral clarity' fails credibility test
• New law enforcement device shows crime scene in 3D
• Warmer conditions today, showers and thunderstorms to start the workweek
• Police: Teen had loaded gun in waistband during class
• Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows to be featured in the Food for Thought Series at Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet School
• Adoptions more difficult after TN woman sent boy back to Russia
• '9%' vets must fight for fair compensation
• Nonprofits have big role in students' improvement
• Mona Charen: Because Clinton got a pass is no reason not to question Cain
• Musicians 'Bridge the Gap'; Second Harvest benefit at The Listening Room Friday
• Keith Gregg joins Entrepreneur Center as health care expert
• ABC: CMA Awards dominate TV viewership
• 30-year mortgages fall below 4%
• Game against the Canadiens will be Barry Trotz’ 999th behind Nashville bench
• Event gallery: Shaping a Greater Nashville
• Where do Americans want to live? TN No. 12, poll says
• UPDATED: Murfreesboro PD: man who caused Thursday MTSU alert still free
• Survey: What does Nashville's job market look like to you and your company?
• How to trick resume-scanning software
• Occupy Murfreesboro hosts lectures Sunday
• Police: Teen had loaded gun in waistband during class
• More new moms get paid leave — if they've got college degrees
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• Labor Department: Jobless claims fall 10,000
• The Next Big Names in American Fashion Part 2
• Top 10: TN’s most business-friendly cities
• Corker to Honor Veterans Day in Hardeman County
• Top 10: TN’s least business-friendly cities
• Hemlock cuts construction workers as solar industry tightens
• Gibson argues Lacey Act unconstitutional
• Memphis orders topless clubs to cover up
• Why veterans make good employees
• Is Speaker Harwell considering a bid for Congress?
• Portfolio: Five surprise findings on daily deals
• Tennessee’s most and least biz-friendly cities
• Back to Work featured job seeker: Robin Roberts
• Blog: Vanderbilt chancellor gives to Rick Perry, Mitt Romney campaigns
• Friday's crime log
• Truck fire blocks I-24 eastbound and I-65 southbound split north of town
• Replica of Athens, Greece temple being displayed at Parthenon
• Western Kentucky University restarts air shuttle service to Nashville
• Several road closures in effect downtown for Veterans Day Parade
• Clear and cool weather expected Friday
• Sunny skies today, warmer conditions for the weekend
• Fort Campbell rolls out red carpet for troops
• Rick Perry skips Franklin visit on heels of debate gaffe
• Trails group honors retired professor
• Nashville woman dies in collision on Briley Parkway
• Some Schools Consider Wiping the Slate Clean and Dropping the Writing Form as Technology Takes Over
• China delegation visits campus
• Sumner constables may lose law enforcement powers
• Nashville awaits Rumsfeld visit
• Rick Horowitz: Can't we vote three off the GOP island?
• VA health care centered on heroes
• War hard to comprehend; soldiers' values are not
• Programs will help transfer military skills
• Coming home can be difficult adjustment
• The Next Big Names in American Fashion Part 1
• Sen. Corker pushes to unwind Fannie, Freddie
• Norway: Representing at CMA
• Metro issues permit for $9.4M nursing home addition
• Regal Cinemas announces reopening date for Opry Mills Stadium 20
• Facebook “like-gating” gets a wrist slap
• Three tips to give your resume an edge
• Mayor Dean voices preference for bus rapid transit over streetcars
• TSU Salutes Alumni Veterans
• Tennnessee narrows manufacturing job losses in 2011
• Online spending up 13%
• Scholarship proves to be life-changing event for TSU music student
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• Wal-Mart to kick off deals at 10 p.m. on Thanksgiving
• Small Business Wire
• MTA bus involved in downtown accident
• State won't seek death penalty against Lindsey Lowe
• The 45th Annual CMA Recap
• Blog: On heels of debate gaffe, Rick Perry won't appear at Franklin fundraiser
• The Tuli Initiative kicks off with a night of music
• Governor Bill Haslam seeks to drop Occupy Nashville charges
• Suspects lead police on chase after alleged break-in
• Alexander Cosponsors Legislation to Reverse NLRB’s Decision that Opens the Door to “Mini Unions”
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- Opposing Overturning Clean Air Rule
• Fatal crash reported on Briley; traffic being diverted
• Alexander: “The Senate Majority Voted Down a Real Jobs Bill”
• Alexander Votes for Veterans Jobs Bill
• Alexander Opposes “Massive Regulatory Burden” of FCC Rule Regulating the Internet
• Corker Introduces Bill to Responsibly Unwind Fannie and Freddie
• Alexander’s Four Reasons to Vote “No” on Overturning Clean Air Rule: “Auto Jobs, Tourism Jobs, Tennesseans’ Health, and the Fact That This Has No Chance of Succeeding”
• Slowdown reported on I-40 near the Wilson County line
• Six apartments damaged, woman rescued in fire at Paddock Place in Clarksville
• Alexander Statement on Veterans Day
• Cooler on Thursday with widespread frost likely overnight
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement On The Election of Becky Duncan Massey As State Senator, District 6
• Partly cloudy and cool today, warm up expected for the weekend
• 2011 CMA Awards recap
• Sumner teen accused of killing parents will be tried as adult
• Learning curve on dementia approaches
• Parthenon Symposium Rescheduled Really, Really Early Music: Songs Of Ancient Greece
• Second Annual ‘Ads2Art’ Charity Art Auction and Social
• Biden's Campaign Stop In Tennessee Prioritizes His Job Above 14 Million Americans
• NFL labor negotiations sour; players’ union moves to decertify
• United Way announces fundraising increase
• NFL lockout looms as owners, players continue negotiation
• Tennessee revenue collections up in February
• Musicians Corner names new director
• Firestone and Indycar make amends
• Hickory Hollow apartments fetch $8.6 million
• Report: Americans' job satisfaction lowest since bust began
• Nissan reporting no casualties in Japan disaster
• RealtyTrac: Tennessee foreclosures fall in January
• For Capella, bigger isn't enough
• Velocity sells for $25.3 million
• Will Middle East unrest disrupt Tennessee's economy?
• Can you target illegal labor?
• Former investor warns against Festival Tennessee
• Bill would allow TN cities to keep dealings secret
• HCA closes up 3.4% in first day of trading
• Murfreesboro's old Medical Center to get bulldozed
• Sabre Defence sold for $5 million
• Jack White launches Rolling Record Store
• The Power of a Single Vote - Nashville Election Information and Polling Places
• October 2011 Newsletter
• State agrees to halt Occupy Nashville arrests, for now
• Madison church agrees to host anti-Shariah conference
• Southern deportations increase 300 percent
• Thomas Nelson to be bought by HarperCollins
• Hotels pile on hidden fees
• Panel: Wild weather to get worse
• Study: Small businesses created 30,000 jobs in October
• November weather comes in sunny, mild
• POLL: End of protester arrests
• Gibbons says troopers had probable cause in arrest of Scene journalist
• Mostly sunny skies today, scattered showers overnight Wednesday
• Ten apply to replace Judge Barbara Haynes
• Man who said he hacked into Miley Cyrus accounts gets probation in other cases
• The job of looking for a job: The hunt often seems endless
• Occupy Nashville arrests end
• Cynthia Kelly: Search for work leads to other fields
• Petrisher Jones: Her mantra is 'Keep moving forward'
• Joseph Farmer: Persistence is job seeker's top asset
• Conservative group's records in anti-bias case sought
• Incurable cancer patients have support
• Kathleen Parker: Cain ad hazy, crazy - and brilliant
• Build a better map, in public eye
• He's helping others go from the streets to chef
• Ruth Marcus: Heredity, environment mesh eloquently in Steve Jobs
• Thomas Nelson to be bought by HarperCollins
• Kim Kardashian files for Divorce on Halloween!
• Haslam administration mulling future online retail rules
• Report: Most productive employees use Macs
• 'Daily deal addicts' may impact holiday retail, report says
• Ten candidates apply to replace retiring Judge Barbara Haynes
• Shelly Fairchild brings her soulful-country funk to 3rd & Lindsley on Oct. 31
• Nashville Superspeedway costs Dover Motorsports nearly $18 million
• Modern leadership: Why CEOs aren't one-size-fits-all
• Ten apply to replace Judge Barbara Haynes
• Judge's order prevents TN from arresting protesters for violating curfew
• Lawsuit aims to block governor from arresting Occupy protesters
• NAHB: Home remodeling slowing down
• TSU Welcomes Dell Visiting Professor Lecture Series To Campus Nov. 1-2
• Clear conditions expected for Halloween
• Nashville ranks 39th for number of businesses
• Occupy Nashville sues Haslam with help from ACLU
• Nashville gas prices drop 4 cents
• ACLU lawsuit seeks halt to Occupy Nashville arrests
• TN projects could get help from outdoors initiative
• Judge considers request for documents in anti-discrimination case
• Miley Cyrus hacker receives probation
• Nashville reporter records his own Occupy Nashville arrest
• Report: Top 15 scary jobs
• Top of the List: Williamson County employers
• Lawmakers consider smaller lotto jackpots, easier purchases
• Obama orders feds to share research with business
• Wells Fargo halts testing of monthly debit card fee
• Occupy Nashville protesters retrieve belongings
• Household and e-waste recycling collections held Nov. 12 and 15
• Macy's, Target to open at midnight on Black Friday for first time
• Johnson City Press: What conflict?
• Elizabethton Star: Milligan officially welcomes Greer to college’s presidency
• Body of missing Manchester fisherman found
• Occupy Nashville protesters sense victory, but THP offers warning
• Vehicle fire stalls traffic on I-40 West at McCrory/Pegram exit
• POLL: Occupy Nashville
• Halloween trick or treating weather expected to be clear and cool
• TNGOP Chairman's Statement on 'Occupy Nashville' Arrests
• Trunk-or-Treat delights kids of all ages at Bellevue Church of Christ
• Alternative medicine finds place in veterinary offices
• Food stamp test affirms pangs of poverty
• Weekly Obsession: Built for (broadband) speed
• Skeptic detects global warming
• Fact check: GOP lawmakers spin tall tales on funding
• Gail Kerr: Nashville's public art spreads to neighborhoods
• Titans Get Ugly Home Win Against Hapless Colts
• George Will: Indecipherable Romney would be a risky pick for GOP
• Fashion Jobs in Nashville
• Andrew Charles launch at Macy's in Green Hills
• No overnight arrests made at Occupy Nashville
• Mostly sunny skies expected into the upcoming workweek
• Upcoming Boutique Sales in Nashville
• Predators lose Mike Fisher in shutout win over Ducks
• Photoshoot & Casting Calls in Nashville Fashion
• Mona Charen: Sexual revolution has destroyed marriage
• Leonard Pitts: Bitterness of Iraq War still hard to swallow
• Richard J. Grant: Choice, not federal gifts, boosts school outcomes
• 2 outstanding minority businesses honored today
• Special session would be bold stroke for job growth
• National reports don't reflect local housing market
• Free counseling available to fend off foreclosure
• Gail Kerr: State's bullying only serves to inflame Occupy Nashville
• Political Notebook: Ramsey's voter ID taxi service gets its first fare
• Week ahead: Haslam slates initial round of hearings on 2012-13 budget
• Week in review: Occupy protests bring arrests
• Rutherford County Briefs: Murfreesboro will seek additional Amazon grant
• Inspirational Christian Music Award winners announced: Ricky Skaggs tops list
• Freeze warning overnight tonight
• Man killed after jumping out of moving car on I-40
• 'Far, Far Away' by Whitney Wolanin at U.S. Movie Theaters Nationwide
• Jindal: a Republican success story in Louisiana
• Occupiers know problem is money in politics
• Only Wall Street protests break media blockade
• Bill would allow Nashvillians to raise hens in backyards
• Hillsboro High's former booster club lacks receipts
• Chris Young scores, plays Keith Whitley's guitar on the Opry, Oct. 29 broadcast
• Protein family key to aging linked to suppressing tumors
• Vanderbilt doctors to screen patients taking statins for genetic risk factors
• Documentary about Peabody College airs on NPT Nov. 3
• Quick response saves devoted Commodore football fan
• Kimberly Lynn named new director of Goodlettsville Chamber
• Loss of Division I hockey at Alabama-Huntsville hits home with Blake Geoffrion
• Sarratt Gallery exhibition examines bioethical dilemmas brought on by medical technology
• NFL to increase security with handheld devices at LP Field, leaguewide
• Americans box up moving plans amid uncertain economy
• Feds crack down on Columbia bank
• Job fair to help Nissan fill 1,100 positions
• Roundtable on Electricity and Economic Development Reveals Low Cost, Reliable Power is Key to Job Creation and Investment in the Tennessee Valley
• Mack Prichard honored for work with environment
• Earnings: HealthSpring reports 3Q figures
• Companies to pay more for plane tickets, hotel rooms
• Dead body discovered in North Nashville
• LifePoint’s earnings flat in 3Q
• Vanderbilt experts offer tips for a safe Halloween
• Electricity and Economic Development Roundtable
• 7 hiring mistakes that make your competition smile
• Accident on I-24 West before OHB exit blocks west lanes
• Anthropologist explores modern Africa and black immigrant experience in America
• Religious scholar’s journey takes him from Millersburg to Bangladesh
• NBJ honors Nashville’s Healthiest Employers
• Discovery Channel host discusses Egyptian burial practices Nov. 3
• First-ever nationwide Emergency Alert System test scheduled for Nov. 9
• Rain expected today, cooler temperatures for the weekend
• VUCast Newscast: Occupy Wall Street
• VUMC to launch live video chat series Nov. 9
• Enjoy discounts at Vanderbilt night at Belk Cool Springs
• TSU Students selected to take part in Supply Management Competition
• Trace Bundy - "The Acoustic Ninja" - at The Listening Room
• THP identifies man ejected, killed in I-40 accident
• Hyatt to build 255-room SoBro hotel
• HCA buys 9.2 acres for $10.2 million
• 30 arrested at Occupy Nashville protest
• Survey: What does the Nashville job market look like to you and your company?
• Some banks balk at new customer fees
• NCAA athletes could get stipends
• Party Mom sentenced to 9 years for embezzlement
• POLL: Did Gov. Haslam overstep his bounds?
• No deal for MTSU student charged in basketball player's death
• Metro IDs woman killed in fatal car wreck Thursday
• UPDATE: State issues statement on actions
• Rain to taper off Friday; Halloween will be cool, but clear
• Arrested Occupy Nashville released
• Costume lenses carry big risks
• Change in rules worries Occupy Nashville protesters
• Law center brings environmental muscle to Nashville
• Rep. Diane Black's bill to fix $13 billion Medicaid 'glitch' passes House
• Two teens shot outside North Nashville elementary school
• Origins Of Nashville’s Parthenon
• Investigation of ex-Wilson deputy widens
• Charles Haynes: Silence on sexual orientation enables bullying to continue
• Thomas Sowell: Gay kids who are abused in school get all the attention
• Kathleen Parker: Could musical standards reunite America?
• Young adults must be proactive to secure their future
• Musica’s nudes to wear purple for pancreatic cancer
• ‘The Help’ author to speak Nov. 16
• Barnes & Noble at Vanderbilt University grand opening event Nov. 11
• Two teens injured by shotgun blasts in shooting near school
• Spirit: The Authentic Story of the Bell Witch scares up fun in nearby Adams, TN
• Patriotism and the Bible focus of Vanderbilt Divinity Breakfast
• Permit issued for YMCA's Nelson Andrews Leadership Center
• Vanderbilt takes the EPA Game Day Challenge during the Vanderbilt-Arkansas game Oct. 29
• Survey: What does the Nashville job market look like to you and your company?
• Kiplinger: Vanderbilt University a top 20 value
• Unemployment dips in Nashville
• How to manage your self-confidence in a job search
• Here's why you actually love meetings
• Green Bag Luncheon Series: “Backyard Composting”
• Environmental muscle comes to Nashville
• Election Commission to host meetings on new voter photo ID law
• Lecture and performance by Rev. Yvonne Gilmore-Essig
• Duke LifePoint to buy majority interest in Virginia hospital
• Stopping colitis, STAT
• Two teens shot outside North Nashville elementary school
• Nashville-area foreclosures increase slightly in August
• Job-hunting tips for building your brand
• Vanderbilt to open bookstore Monday
• Memphis should be invited to join the Big East. Watch my speech about it here
• Officials confirm Viacom to bring more than 100 jobs to Franklin
• State imposes new curfew to evict Occupy Nashville protesters
• Go for the Gold deadline Oct. 31
• Vanderbilt named Top 20 good-value university by ‘Kiplinger’s’
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• Black's bill to fix $13 billion Medicaid 'glitch' passes House
• Would-be Clarksville robber beaten, chased
• Nashville Predators: NHL's biggest tailgate?
• Viacom, parent of MTV, to open accounting office in Franklin
• Occupy Nashville protestors prepare to be kicked out, arrested
• Lawyer for anti-Shariah group demands Hutton honor contract
• Metro schools: This random selection process is no lottery
• Top of the List: Rutherford County employers
• Return of the urban chickens bill
• Bredesen to stump for Obama
• Debt committee gets $3 trillion proposal from Dems
• Wrecks reported on I-40 West and I-24 West
• Rain, dropping temperatures expected Thursday
• Occupy Nashville protesters may be ousted from Legislative Plaza
• Cloudy, showery conditions expected today
• Death prompts new probe of New Life Lodge
• Halloween weekend for the kids in Bellevue, TN
• Hendersonville man sues feds for $300,000 after raid
• Shelbyville woman who sent boy back to Russia gets sued
• TVA sees future in small reactors
• A day later, Francis Bouillon feels good about first game in nine months
• Nashville police make large marijuana find
• Metro will recycle electronics for free on Saturday
• NHL referee Mike Hasenfratz completes long journey back from heart surgery
• Reduce the danger of vehicle back-overs
• Most homeless pets can't be saved
• Clarence Page: What GOP field doesn't know is scary
• George Will: Now boarding Nanny State Airlines ...
• Ruth Marcus: Perry's run becoming no hat, all prattle
• Open house for Vanderbilt community at new bookstore Nov. 3
• Benefits of physical activity celebrated at Senior Leader Walk
• Earnings: CHS posts $96M 3Q profit
• Vanderbilt continues to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Op-ed: Teachers key to solving worldwide illiteracy
• Federal Forum: Impact of Deficit Reduction on Higher Education
• Viacom, parent of MTV, to open accounting office in Franklin
• DigitalVU: Blogging best practices
• Pay climbs higher for company directors
• Boiler Room Theatre's Rocky Horror pelvic-thrusts its way into audience's heart
• Top 7 job interview mistakes to avoid
• TSU Students Attend Mock U.N. Delegation Conference
• Occupy Nashville appeals for protection
• Pioneer Behavioral Health stockholders approve merger with Acadia
• Looking for a job? Find your passion
• Alexander on President’s Student-Loan Announcement
• Libyan adviser from Vanderbilt outlines steps for life after Gadhafi
• Brand your domain (How about www.news.annie?)
• Early morning traffic stop leads police to pot grow operation
• Metro issues $19.3 million permit for Omni Hotel construction
• Hendersonville man sues feds for $300,000
• Nashville Predators: NHL's biggest tailgate?
• Sen. Alexander crafting legislation for Amazon, online retailers
• Analysis: TN added 9,300 government jobs since recession
• Metro issues $19.3 million permit for Omni Hotel construction
• Former Gov. Bredesen to campaign for Obama
• Nissan’s Smyrna plant could go global
• Sounds stadium analysis behind schedule
• Memphis has more sports radio than New York City
• Mall owners get creative to fill vacancies
• Metro parks could expand by 181 acres
• Moore wins Franklin mayor post
• College costs continue to rise
• Politico (Corker Column): Durbin amendment backfires
• A sneak peek at The Container Store in Green Hills
• Large marijuana bust made in East Nashville
• Career fair stresses early preparation
• Pulitzer Prize-winner takes Nashville literary award
• Nissan’s Smyrna plant could go global
• Analysis: TN added 9,300 government jobs since recession
• Return of four businesses by end of year speeds Opry Mills revival
• Wreck stalls traffic on Briley Parkway East past Clarksville Highway
• Metro will recycle electronics for free Saturday
• POLL: Is Chris Johnson the new Vince Young?
• House fire in northwest Nashville
• Rain, cooler temperatures expected on Thursday
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms overnight tonight
• Thai Phooket II in Rivergate: you can eat healthy
• Gail Kerr: School voucher 'choices' won't help most students
• TN Supreme Court refuses to hear Clint Black case, a victory for singer
• Mona Charen: President's foreign policy un-American
• Rick Horowitz: GOP avoids awkward gratitude to Obama
• DeWayne Wickham: Cain's lack of experience may be appealing, but lack of knowledge isn't
• Regional cooperation advances quality of life
• Career fair stresses early preparation
• Ten applicants look to fill Metro Council-appointed judgeship
• Photographer and documentarian to give StudioVU lecture Nov. 3
• Earnings: Amsurg’s earnings up slightly in third quarter
• Music Enthusiast Directs Her Way Through Breast Cancer
• Black lawmakers challenge Republicans on redistricting
• Listen: Making astronomy meaningful
• Zycron awarded $29 million NES contract
• Jennifer Nettles again hosts CMA Christmas, tickets for Nov. 10 taping on sale
• Consumer confidence plunges to recession level
• Michael Sims: “Nature Looks in the Mirror”
• Regions posts $101M profit for 3Q, no mention of Morgan Keegan sale
• MedQuest Associates ordered to pay $11 million
• Trio of women charged with home burglary on city's west side
• Overcoming Nashville’s gap in manufacturing skills
• VUCast Extra: Vandy Wins # 4
• Yaqiong Xu receives NSF career development award
• Earnings: HealthStream’s earnings more than double
• John Seigenthaler: “Wikipedia, WikiLeaks and Wiccans: Historical Accuracy Online”
• Gen. Richard Myers: “Past, present and future U.S. policy in the Middle East”
• Banks are stuffed with cash but starving for profit
• Inmate's map leads to marijuana seizure in Montgomery Co.
• Warm weather continues, showers and thunderstorms overnight Wednesday
• Earnings: Healthways dips 9.5 percent in third quarter
• Wreck on I-40 West near Spence Lane cleared
• Chromeo at Cannery Ballroom tonight
• Hutton Hotel cancels contract with anti-Shariah conference
• Season’s last race at fairgrounds speedway canceled
• Megabus brings $1 fares to Nashville
• Goodbye to the $1 bill?
• 800,000 customers defect from Netflix
• Haslam names 16 to new Health and Wellness Task Force
• NCAA pushing for higher athletic standards
• DNA contributes to Hermitage man's arrest on rape charges
• Georgia man convicted in plot to seize TN courthouse
• Supreme Court won't hear Clint Black case
• Maddox Fund awards more than $2 million in grants
• POLL: Student loan default crisis
• Rain and cooler temperatures expected Thursday
• Hermitage man charged with rape arrested through DNA evidence
• Nashville school board to meet on no-voucher resolution
• Student's doll saves family from fire at La Vergne home
• Obesity Task Force pushes lean, mean laws to slim Tenn.
• Journalist to discuss how the Internet harms the culture business Nov. 2
• Anti-Shariah conference loses Nashville hotel home
• Many steps pave way to Franklin student's walking
• Judge tosses Pam Murray's defamation suit against 11
• Women's economic summit discusses inequality
• Distaste for Obama grows in Tennessee
• A guide to administration's new mortgage-refinance plan
• Teacher accused of having sex with Gallatin student resigns
• State Rep. Curry Todd sets fundraiser after court date
• Sustainable Economy Summit this week
• Former MP pleads insanity in slaying
• Cal Thomas: Gadhafi dead, but where are the positives for Libya?
• Leonard Pitts: Another reason for coming out: to end bullying
• Vanderbilt rolls out Level 1 Cardiac Emergency System
• Tennessee State University to Compete at 10th Annual Honda Battle of the Bands
• Collaborating to assist vulnerable refugees subject of Nov. 4 lecture
• Haslam announces 16-member Health and Wellness Task Force
• MTSU poll: Tennesseans favor three top Republicans over Obama
• Nashville home prices up 2 percent year-to-date
• Wells Fargo survey: Small biz owners getting more pessimistic
• TSU graduate awarded grand prize in NewSong Contest
• Feds broaden program to help struggling homeowners
• HealthSpring doesn’t expect radical change under Cigna
• History urges us to address public's anger
• Memphis schools' progress is unraveling
• Country-gospel legend Loretta Lynn cancels concerts due to pneumonia; now home
• 5 tips to avoid a layoff (or slow it down)
• R. Scott Appleby: 2011 Cole Lectures
• Elliston Place apartment site sells for $3.25 million
• Hutton Hotel cancels Nashville anti-Sharia conference contract
• Report: TN 13th in job losses since recession
• Movie theater at Opry Mills to reopen week of Nov. 18
• Nashville gas prices up again
• Rental hot pockets emerge in Nashville area
• Public Art Will Commemorate Flood
• Cigna to buy HealthSpring for $3.8 billion
• Cigna to buy HealthSpring for $3.8 billion
• Gov. wants task force to raise TN's 42nd-place health ranking
• Scott Carey on Baker Donelson's Houston expansion
• Baker Donelson expands to Houston
• Developers keep an eye on Tower Investment’s future in Nashville
• Bank of America makes it tougher to waive debit card fee
• Public art to commemorate Nashville’s flood
• Top of the List: Wilson County employers
• Wacker exec: Flops obscure solar’s growth
• Amazon Kindle Fire leads pack among holiday gadget gifts
• Carbon monoxide led to deaths of 5 adults at Clarksville Speedway
• Baby doll used for class helps family escape from house fire
• I-24 eastbound lanes all blocked in Coffee County
• Warm weather expected early this week
• 500+ students expected to participate in Music City BEST robotics competition Oct. 29
• 2011 Athletics Hall of Fame class to be inducted Nov. 5
• Sunny skies today, showers and thunderstorms by Wednesday
• The sky's the limit for Montgomery Bell Academy observatory
• Rick Horowitz: GOP debates offer entertainment in the Oval Office
• Backpage Ephemera: Who is Occupy Nashville?
• Weekly Obsession: My name is bond. Improvement bond.
• Rental hot pockets emerge in Nashville area
• Riding bus may improve health
• 'Disasters' strain, drain resources from FEMA
• Titans Suffer Worst Defeat In The History Of L.P. Field At The Hands Of Texans
• Food Day today means 'eating real'
• Warmer conditions to begin the week, showers and storms by Wednesday
• Two losing streaks snapped with Predators win in Calgary
• State proactive in gathering data on water
• Research, updated federal law needed to keep water safe
• Political Notebook: GOP touts support for voter ID law; Dems press for repeal
• Week Ahead: MTSU to release poll results
• Rutherford County Briefs: Conference for girls focuses on science, technology, math
• Week in Review: Dean wants high-schoolers to afford college courses
• Davidson County Briefs: Lipscomb hosts film, talks on how women are judged
• Ronnie Milsap lassos technology to take part in live Twitter chat Oct. 24
• George Will: Younger rival challenges Indiana conservative Lugar
• Nashville's Vince Gill releases first CD in 5 years, slates media promo
• Ex-convict charged with murder, aggravated rape in separate cases
• Feds, local police raid suspected 'pill mill' in Murfreesboro
• Divorce rulings relax romance prohibitions
• Democrat Leader Mike Turner Takes His Blatant Flip-Flop To The Liberal Airwaves
• Freeze warning untill 8am today, warmer temperatures for the weekend
• Occupy Nashville protesters tell stories behind stance
• Mona Charen: GOP candidates outsmarting themselves on immigration
• Job fair aims to aid welfare recipients
• Anti-tax faction blocks help for home of Jack
• 'Occupy' movement has echoes in Abrahamic faiths
• Mattias Ekhom’s struggles lead to questions about his immediate future
• Shea Weber fined $2,500 for hit on Jannik Hansen
• One of the first caucuses I joined upon being elected to Congress was the Out of...
• SunTrust's third-quarter profit spikes 41 percent
• Cheekwood to open new Wild West exhibit this weekend
• Public financing may help bring an office tower to the Gulch
• 105 Voices of History HBCU National Choir to perform in Music City Jan. 22
• Growth factor boosts beta cells
• Fields medalist brings informal style to Vanderbilt
• Information flow reduced in psychosis
• DigitalVU: Using technology to engage students beyond the classroom walls
• Signs of a solar windfall in Clarksville
• Making sure you have ‘it’ during a job hunt
• Haslam administration weighing further eco devo reform
• Worthy Publishing signs ‘Left Behind’ author
• School of Engineering names three as distinguished alumni
• Claim Jumper restaurant heading for Opry Mills
• CRIME ALERT: Attempted robbery off campus
• Former DSI Renal CEO named LifePoint's new chief development officer
• Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet, other performances finish out month at Blair
• Initiative to help ‘translate’ diabetes research advances
• “From Training to Profession: Acting for the Theater”
• J.D. Power: Bank customer satisfaction up, despite more fees
• A Talent that Resonates: Pre-college student Amy Thompson writes and performs with remarkable maturity
• ISIS’ pioneering model-integrated computing is at the epicenter of transformation in engineering
• Study expected to show bus riding improves health
• Nolan weathers cancer’s storms
• Promise of Discovery campaign adds video chat, new story lines
• CareerBuilder: Top employee hooky excuses
• IRS boosts 2012 basic tax deductions, exemptions
• Get caught ‘green-handed’ during Game Day Challenge Oct. 29
• Give feedback on working at Vanderbilt through staff community survey
• Labor Department teams up with Facebook on jobs site
• Minister: Today is the end of the world, again
• Nashville charity founder honored at White House
• Here are the scariest places in America
• Troubled Luau Louie’s closes for good
• TN a top state for improving energy efficiency
• 91-year-old can't get voter ID because of line
• Store announces Nov. 18 reopening date at Opry Mills
• UPDATE: AMBER Alert cancelled: Missing girl located safely
• Three jump from second story to escape townhome fire
• Wreck reported on I-24 in Joelton
• Alexander Votes to Prevent Trying Cases Against Enemy Combatants in Civilian Courts
• Meth materials and weapons found in vehicle with 8-month-old
• Freeze warning issued for early Saturday; daytime temps to gradually warm
• Concert review: Christopher Cross with The Nashville Symphony, 10/20/11
• Canucks steamroll Predators 5-1
• Parthenon Symposium - Greeks and Romans Bearing Gifts: How the Ancients Inspired The Founding Fathers
• 11th Annual Hauntings at The Hermitage
• Freeze warning this morning, temperatures warming for the weekend
• Middle TN's first freeze could come this morning
• Trouble in Sumner home boiled before double slayings
• Luau Louie's on Second Avenue to close permanently
• Nashville woman honored at White House
• Big minutes no problem for Nashville’s top defensive pairing
• GOP as Party of Rich Biggest Lie in Politics
• Nomination plan draws skepticism among TN judges
• Cumberland River Compact releases new watershed map
• Smyrna aims to build identity through new arts commission
• Occupy Nashville hit with thefts
• Leonard Pitts: 'Occupy' must evolve from scream to realizing dream
• Kathleen Parker: Voting for Obama because of race as bad as the reverse
• Wilderness protection sought
• Agricultural Faculty Awarded $1.9 million in new Research Grants
• Roma Downey releases new DVD series so kids can be 'Touched by an Angel'
• Downtown retail spot sells for $900,000
• Researcher who inspired Haslam ECD policies touts ideas
• Tennessee unemployment increases to 9.8 percent
• Possible gas line rupture on Bell Road
• Join Team Vanderbilt in Race for the Cure for breast cancer
• Titans vs. Texans: Battle over beer?
• Survey: Businesses lean toward remote workers, new graduates
• Analysis: Nashville No. 70 in income growth since 1970, tops in TN
• I-65 backed up southbound at Cool Springs
• Still time to cast your Executive Menu votes
• One issue often predicts presidential election outcomes
• Luau Louie's on Second to close permanently
• How job candidates can ID and play to their strengths
• Fifth Third profits more than double, beat estimates
• Occupy Nashville battling thefts
• Circle Players' Willy Wonka: scrumdidilyumptious music & laughs thru Oct. 30
• Cooper, Blackburn seek protection for musicians after Gibson raid
• Van Jones: “Rebuild the American Dream: Green Jobs and Beyond”
• Bellevue slated for new library to replace 1984-opened facility
• Shelby Knox: “Bless Her Heart -How One Good Southern Girl Changed the World”
• David Hess: “Building the Local Living Economy”
• The DISTRICT to hold annual Progressive Party
• HealthStream only TN company on Forbes’ small co. list
• Judges not convinced appointments to the bench make sense for state appeals courts
• Injured bald eagle found in Montgomery Co. pasture
• Report slams former revenue chief Reagan Farr
• Top 7 annoying meeting personalities
• Planners approve Amazon warehouse in Murfreesboro
• More Facebook friends equals a bigger brain?
• Research suggests meditation can create better managers
• Music City Center lands stroke convention
• Two groups get sent home on The Sing Off's latest episode
• Interview with Christopher Cross (Part Two)
• Would-be Kroger shoplifter shoots, kills partner in crime
• Freeze warning issued for Friday morning
• Outside fire reported on east side
• Walter Brueggemann, leading authority on the Old Testament, to speak on campus
• Country's Coy Taylor visits WSM, slates free local showcase Oct. 20
• Late fall-like weather to continue into the weekend.
• Purlieu: Sharon Charney And Anne Williams - Exhibition
• Benefit concert gives voice to rare disorder
• Titans seek $25 million in upgrades to LP Field
• Raid aimed to rid Nashville apartment complex of Latinos, ACLU says in suit
• Body of soldier killed in Afghanistan returns to Nashville
• Ruth Marcus: Does Cain understand '9-9-9'?
• George Will: Colorado frets over direct vs. representative government
• Rick Horowitz: New Hampshire can stay first - with a time machine
• Nashville public health nurses celebrate 100 years
• Guns-in-bars gets a reality check
• Sukho Thai: you can eat healthy on a budget!
• Coach Trotz became scout Trotz for a night
• News and notes from Nashville’s Wednesday practice in Vancouver
• Earnings: Tractor Supply Co. up 43 percent in 3Q
• Medical issue may be cause of fatal crash
• Homecoming football tickets still available
• Time to take the Staff Community Survey
• Nashville among Forbes’ best weekend vacation cities
• Join the Senior Leader Walk Oct. 25
• Cheese balls are a party food, not good job candidates
• Social audiences disrupt ‘learning by teaching’
• BioMimetic gets Australian approval for graft technology
• Renderings: Titans propose $25 million in upgrades to LP Field
• Blumenthal, Corker Introduce Bill To Combat Antibiotic Resistant “Superbugs”
• Bellevue to get new library
• Gallery: Colt Ford, moonshine and the liquor branding effect
• Murfreesboro Planning approves Amazon distribution center plans
• Poll: Nashville mixed on Occupy Wall Street movement
• Earnings: Pinnacle posts $24.5 million profit
• Parents Urged Again to Limit TV for Youngest
• Tennessee construction contracts rise in September
• TSU Students Attend MLK Monument Dedication Service
• Tennessee State University announces Fall Commencement Speaker
• Healthcare Industry: Voicing Our Leadership
• JPMorgan Chase surpasses Bank of America as largest bank
• Google: Nashville No. 2 in Herman Cain interest
• TN lawmakers’ expenses jump 8 percent
• Memphis to consider lawsuit against NBA
• Still time to cast your Executive Menu vote
• Chamber, EC name NEXT Awards winners
• Social Security recipients to get first raise since 2009
• The Go Round at Foo Bar this Thursday
• Detective facing domestic violence charge resigns
• Healthcare Industry: Navigating the Markets
• Nashville chamber honors NEXT winners
• Fairgrounds' theme park proposal withdrawn
• ACLU, TN agencies to discuss immigration raids
• Motorcycle wreck reported on Gallatin Pike and Ardee Ave.
• Hohenwald police officer shot
• Cool and windy conditions forecast for Wednesday
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Tennessee TN
• Medicaid firms cut off New Life Lodge
• Cloudy, cool conditions through the middle of the week
• The media's portrayal of women, McDonald's hot coffee, Christian music featured in film this fall
• Prayer Caucus denounces Vanderbilt rule
• Sumner band director arrested on rape charges
• Convicted murderer Kelley Cannon takes case to appeals court
• Alan Jackson's former Grassland home to hold Perry event
• Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inducts 5, NSAI presents Songwriter honors
• Mona Charen: 'Occupiers,' Obama fooling themselves
• Soldiers grapple with effects of trauma
• Prohibition lessons resonate today
• Predators hold team meeting then up-tempo practice Tuesday
• Gallim Dance takes Vanderbilt stage Oct. 28
• Interview with Christopher Cross (Part One)
• Predicting hospital readmission is risky business: study
• The Judds performing at the Franklin Theatre benefit tonight
• Hendersonville apartment complex sells for $33 million
• IDB: 401 Union dispute over
• First Class stamp goes to 45 cents
• Bank of America swings to 3Q profit
• Tennessee misses list of top states for solar jobs
• Career Development Center Presents Money Management Seminar Oct 20
• Fathom Events presents rare Rolling Stones concert film one nite only October 18
• TVA to lower rates for customers by up to $1
• Bicentennial Capitol Mall recognized as a 'Great Place in America'
• Top 5 myths about your job search
• 600,000 manufacturing jobs unfilled
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Sumner, Rutherford, Wilson
• O'Charley's nets $105 million in sale-leaseback of 50 properties
• Pillsbury law firm to bring 150 jobs to Nashville
• 106 TSU students to witness King memorial dedication
• W.A. Wright in Mt. Juliet without water, dismisses early
• Centerre Healthcare names Thomas Chadwick CFO
• Convicted murderer Kelley Cannon takes case to appeals court
• Health care companies stop sending Medicaid patients to New Life Lodge
• Brentley Gore at the Farm House this Thursday
• 3-year-old helps mom with 911 call
• Belmont faculty pen letter aimed at Alberto Gonzales
• Curry Todd steps down from powerful committee
• 12 outrageous PR stunts dissected
• Curb, Ramsey named to Rick Perry’s TN team
• New Rolling Mill Hill apartments fill up
• Banks making more loans
• Report: Physicians to see smaller pay increases
• Former Senator Jim Sasser's mother dies
• Woman attacked near Dickson Middle School; Suspect at large
• Middle Tennessee leaders complete inaugural Transit Academy at Andrews Institute
• Nashville man dies when truck crushes him
• Father charged with leaving 3-year-old alone
• Best-selling author of 'Fireproof' novelization speaks to freshmen seminar class
• Predators hit ‘rock bottom’ with 3-1 loss to Edmonton
• Scattered showers and potentially a thunderstorm possible
• Tennessee waters get drug test
• Get Motivated seminar inspires kids as well as adults
• Rep. Todd resigns committee post after arrest
• Murray's nephew gets 6 months' probation for campaign sign scuffle
• Attorney general impartiality is an asset for Tennesseans
• Michael W. Smith joins Sean Hannity's Holiday Concert Salute to the Troops
• Long-awaited kudzu pest arrives, but with a catch
• Local governments shed jobs in record numbers
• Wall Street showering cash on candidates
• Leonard Pitts: Herman Cain is out of touch with reality on racism in America
• Cal Thomas: Preachers' political endorsements pose problem
• A couple of notes from Monday's morning skate
• New evaluations will foster teacher respect
• Three ex-council members nominated to Metro commissions
• Flu shots still available
• National Boss Day survey says most like bosses
• CNBC documentary to focus on CCA, prison industry
• First Horizon exceeds revenue target, misses earnings mark
• Vestibular deficits and rehabilitation talk Oct. 18
• Job staffing CEO sees growing confidence
• Police identify woman killed in single-car crash near airport
• Change:healthcare raises $6.8 million in funding
• Historian will discuss smallpox epidemics Oct. 21
• Gen. Richard Myers to speak at Vanderbilt Oct. 21
• U.S. HealthWorks acquires four Nashville-area medical centers
• White House to honor Becca Stevens, founder of Magdalene House
• Murray's nephew gets 6 months' probation for campaign sign scuffle
• Curry Todd resigns committee chairmanship after arrest
• Why customer loyalty doesn’t always pay
• '99 percent' committed to positive, peaceful change
• Vanderbilt ranks 36th in men’s basketball revenue
• Corker: The Last Thing We Need Right Now Is a Trade War
• As amends, RIM to offer free BlackBerry apps
• Tennessee gas prices spike 8 cents
• Moore County seeks Jack Daniel tax
• Top of the List: Biggest employers
• 'Occupy Wall Street' movement raises $300K
• Student publisher uses paper to highlight UT professor’s affair
• Justice asked to probe debit fees at large banks
• AT&T, wireless providers agree to usage alerts
• Don’t panic over peanut prices, industry group says
• Nashville man receives 6 years on child porn conviction
• Get Motivated seminar draws people to downtown
• Alexander: "There's No Reason Congress Can't Fix No Child Left Behind This Year"
• Alexander: “There’s No Reason Congress Can’t Fix No Child Left Behind and Send it to the President by Christmas”
• Methodists reach out to flood victims still in need in Middle TN
• Woman dies from overnight auto crash
• Warm on Monday with rain expected Tuesday
• Traffic slowed on I-24 West at I-440
• Argument over lost house key leads to arrest
• TN taking applications for energy block grants for communities
• Showers and thunderstorms expected Tuesday
• Kirk Cameron celebrates 41st birthday - media has a field day with 'Sad Photo'
• Gail Kerr: Gay bias bill needs to be restored, but likely won't
• Brentwood church doesn't get off ground, but tax man still comes
• Backpage Ephemera: A guide to local bank fees
• Weekly Obsession: Pegging the irony meter
• Hard-hit Obama donors still opening wallets
• Mount Pleasant settles wastewater suit for $40,000
• Cain challenge is to turn his moment into a movement
• Kathleen Parker: Failure often provides valuable learning experience
• in case you missed it, click here to see me on MSNBC's "Up with Chris Hayes" dis...
• Sunny skies today, showers and thunderstorms by Tuesday
• Predators stick up for each other in loss to Devils
• Week Ahead: Mayor Dean to announce new education initiative
• Wilson County Briefs: Recall petition rejected because of typo
• Rutherford County Briefs: $3.5M expansion approved for Eagleville High School
• Gail Kerr: Rep. Curry Todd should quit chairmanship now that his credibility is shot
• 106 TSU students to witness King memorial dedication
• Solar panels can lose power
• Nashville landlord collects from city but takes his time paying taxes
• Ruth Marcus: Candidate Obama faces enthusiasm gap
• Unlike original, Haslam deal good for state and for Amazon
• Clarence Page: When branding Obama's style, recall predecessors
• Richard J. Grant: U.S. economic freedom falls as China rises
• TN must not wait on Washington for economic plan
• System allows educators to share strengths
• One-size-fits-all plan doesn't fit good teachers
• UPDATED: More than 200 rally in Public Square Park for Occupy Nashville
• Sunny skies expected for the weekend
• Campaign reports to offer first look at GOP field
• Proposal for theme park at TN state fairgrounds ignites debate
• Women prefer map to chart fiscal future
• Safety from HPV too vital to cloud with moralizing
• Rick Horowitz: Mitt may be slippery, but he's not simple
• Ray Waddle: Hitler comparisons distort history, insult the dead
• Randy wade and me in Rwanda
• Help plant 5,000 hyacinths Oct. 17
• ‘The Green Bird’ to open Vanderbilt Theatre season Oct. 28
• Homecoming is Oct. 20-22
• Homemade holiday cards make great gifts
• New HR process for changing family status
• Pioneering activist for clean-energy economy to speak at Vanderbilt
• On Sunday, October 16, I will be on MSNBC’s “Up with Chris Hayes” between 7 a.m....
• Julianne Hough, Kenny Wormald & Miles Teller cut loose in new/improved Footloose
• Science writer Michael Sims speaks about art and nature at Dyer Observatory Oct. 17
• Raymond James economist Jeff Saut to Nashville: No double dip
• Universal inspiration for songwriters
• Spectrum plans spec office building in Cool Springs
• August commercial real estate prices level off
• U.S. inflation rate tops 650% since 1961
• DYK #Medicare Part D can lower your Rx costs & protect against higher costs in t...
• How to get a recruiter to read your emails
• Dave & Buster’s now hiring 230 at Opry Mills
• Those ‘weak ties’ may land your next job
• VUCast: Shark Attack to Bionic Breakthrough
• Retail sales rebounded in September, led by cars
• Corker: New Bank Fees are a Predictable Consequence of Government Price Fixing
• Forbes: Nashville No. 34 for working moms
• I have a dream...and he made Jeffersons statement.."all men are created equal.."...
• Check in on Foursquare, Vanderbilt!
• Staff community survey hits inboxes Oct. 17
• Register for Oct. 17-21 DigitalVU events
• Gibson CEO says he may send jobs overseas
• Curry Todd drops chairmanship after DUI, gun arrest
• Tax experts deconstruct Cain's 9-9-9 plan
• 25% of millionaires qualify for Buffett Rule
• Blame budget on economy, not union workers, study says
• Tennessee starts over with No Child Left Behind waiver
• Corker Statement on Obama Administration's Decision to Stop Implementation of CLASS Act
• Murfreesboro to apply for $5.1 million grant to lure Amazon
• Fatal shooting reported near Maplewood High
• Sunny through the weekend; cooler temps expected next week
• Woman accused of stealing while with small child
• A beautiful weekend expected for the area
• Conference encourages teen leadership
• Weekend events: Group to hold fall plant sale Saturday at The Hermitage
• House bill would block EPA oversight of coal ash, leave it to states
• Davidson County restaurant scores
• Davidson briefs: Metro holiday lights applications available
• Hearing set on abandoned adoptee
• Nashville woman becomes voice for chained dogs
• Mom fights airport scan to make point
• Phones ease digital divide, connecting more Tennesseans
• Predators ‘whupped’ by Coyotes in home opener
• Blackburn Supports Coal Residuals Reuse and Management Act of 2011
• Davidson County building plans
• For homeless, street paper is a success story
• Congress' 'voice of civility' Rep. Jim Cooper speaks at Pizza & Politics Oct. 19
• Social work teams with End Slavery TN to present lecture on human trafficking on Monday
• Confiscated vehicles up for sale online
• Churches try to be accessible to people with disabilities
• Keeping Special Ed in Proportion
• Prostate test findings are reckless
• UT develops app to help smokers quit
• Panel weighed test's track record vs. side effects
• Police seek public's help in finding Family Dollar robber
• Vanderbilt sets Guinness World Records mark for flu vaccines
• Medical Center Drive to be closed Saturday 6 a.m. to noon
• On the Road to Equality national tour makes Nashville stop
• Tiffiny Tung awarded Chancellor’s Cup
• Supplements don’t help lung injury patients
• Nashville manufacturing sector 31st largest in U.S.
• Gap closing one-third of U.S. stores
• Tenth Day Report: Class of 2015 is diverse, accomplished
• Nissan and Nashville Predators team up
• Free checking battle: Biz consumers care, too
• Robot biologist solves complex problem from scratch
• Before looking for work, know where you’re going
• Wikipedia, WikiLeaks and Wiccans: Historical Accuracy Online
• UPDATE to Oct. 6 Security Alert
• Alexander Says Trade Agreements “Will Bring Millions of Dollars and Thousands of Jobs to Tennessee”
• Esquire magazine highlights Capitol Grille chef
• Results instead of revenge: A new plan for juvenile justice
• Small Business Wire
• Scattered showers today, beautiful weekend expected
• Bredesen appointed to Vanguard Health board
• Two-headed snake found in Clarksville
• Rick Greene named CFO of Cumberland Pharmaceuticals
• Case of angry airport mom goes to Nashville grand jury
• Trial of lawsuit set in return of Russian boy sent home from TN
• Kree Harrison at 3rd & Lindsley
• Gibson Guitar hires D.C. lobbyists to fight Lacey Act
• Tennessee mayor arrested for alleged bribery
• Predators CEO Jeff Cogen’s main goal tonight
• American Airlines shows highest average price increase
• Congress approves three free-trade agreements
• Price of peanut butter about to soar
• Microsoft: Spam emails down big
• TN legislator wants to overturn law that allowed contractors to discriminate
• Expert to discuss sandhill cranes Thursday at Radnor Lake
• Slowdown on I-40 on west side of Nashville
• Abducted TN student Holly Bobo has been missing for six months
• Kroger recalls ice cream with unlisted peanuts in TN
• Corker Comments on Volcker Rule
• Suspect apprehended in Hendersonville jewelry heist
• Scattered showers expected Thursday
• Find Tennessee Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Tennessee haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• After raid, Gibson Guitar hires lobbyists to change law
• Success is numbers game for Nashville Predators CEO
• DUI, gun charge put TN lawmaker's career in doubt
• Third arrest made in Sumner couple's slayings
• Blackburn Votes to Roll Back Job-Killing EPA Regulations
• Occupy Nashville plans march, rally Saturday
• Craig Smith’s success in USHL caught eye of Predators
• Davidson voters can add photo on driver's license for free
• DeWayne Wickham: Occupation protesters' goal is to make government responsive
• Leonard Pitts: Banks may have gone a fee too far
• Mona Charen: Jobs knew adoptions no cause for shame
• Independence breaks abuse cycle
• Breast cancer survivors inspire all of us
• Charitable giving by employees makes a difference in the community
• Vanderbilt doubles current world record for vaccinations
• New center director explores connections between humanities and medicine
• Political scientist looks at elections and why they matter
• This morning, I spoke on the House floor in support of the President's Job bill....
• A2H expands into Nashville
• Fifth and Main auction should help get FHA approval
• Nashville City Saver parent looking to expand
• TN brick-and-mortars hit Washington on Internet sales tax
• Gaylord talks in Denver heat up
• DigitalVU: my.vanderbilt.edu training
• Mortgage applications rise
• Hank Williams Jr.'s 'Keep the Change' logs nearly 150,000 downloads in one day
• Corker: Passage of Free Trade Agreements Good News for Tennessee
• Looking for work? Use your time wisely
• Vanderbilt professors available to talk about upcoming Supreme Court decisions
• I will be hosting a Telephone Town Hall tomorrow, October 13 at 6:10 p.m. CT to...
• TN lawmaker who sponsored guns-in-bar bill arrested on gun charges, DUI
• SBA proposes more size-standard changes for small biz
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms overnight tonight
• Blog: Gibson Guitar hires Washington lobbying firm
• Corker Thanks Chattanooga Airport CEO Mike Landguth for His Service to the Community
• Corker Willing to Debate Job Creation Legislation and Glad Senate is Moving to Trade Agreements
• See Vanderbilt’s national champion debaters in action Oct. 14
• Saint Thomas Hospital plans $110 million expansion
• Blackstone, Carlyle bid for Morgan Keegan
• Is Shareable Ink in Nashville to stay?
• Corker, Alexander vote against Obama’s jobs bill
• SpecialtyCare buys two Philadelphia companies
• Delta flies to the top of business travel survey
• $1 million bond set for one suspect in Sumner slayings
• POLL: Music City Center
• Robbery and kidnapping suspect surrenders
• Wreck on I-40 westbound near downtown
• I-65 closed in Maury County because of truck fire
• Dense fog advisory in effect for Midstate
• The 2011 holiday season is packed with arts and music, starting with a Spooktacular Recital
• Artists Raising Cain' Organization Rallying Around Presidential Candidate
• New Life Lodge rehab center wants lawsuit tossed
• Army unveils wounded troop barracks at Fort Campbell
• Cranes begin pilot-assisted follow-the-leader journey
• Blackburn Votes for Free Trade Agreements
• Efforts to restore bobwhite quail to be discussed
• Cock of the Walk: you can eat healthy
• Gail Kerr: Decision to halt new fire hall shows department has changed, for the better
• Nashville lawyer Alfred Knight dies at 74
• Parents dead, teen charged
• Winery owner gains rezoning approval from Rutherford planners
• Romney in debate: I can work with 'good' Democrats
• Nashville Zoo's Halloween event starts Friday
• Cal Thomas: Overregulation may prevent another Steve Jobs in this country
• Man surrenders to police, faces kidnapping, robbery charges
• Charles Haynes: High court should affirm church's firing authority
• Global access to education is critical
• 'Good, bad, ugly' typical in K-12
• NFL’s Adolpho Birch to speak Oct. 21
• Did you know 100% of people with Medicare have access to Medicare Advantage or P...
• ICMA is Turning Nashville Pink to support breast cancer awareness
• Vanderbilt shoots for Guinness World Records mark with flu vaccinations
• Fifth and Main to auction off 25 condo units
• Luncheon with Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer José Galvez Oct. 13
• Nashville-area foreclosures up slightly in July
• Executive Menu voting: Banquets and breakfasts
• Hiring outlook weakens for the fourth quarter
• Faculty featured at Southern Festival of Books Oct. 14-16
• Cole Lectures explore relationship between religion and violence
• Meet the players at Memorial Madness Oct. 14
• DigitalVU: WordPress training
• Guest artists, Blair String Quartet to perform this week
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms possible through Thursday
• Historian: Occupy Wall Street movement right on time in new Gilded Age
• TPAC adds ticket lottery for ‘Wicked’
• TSU Extension offers Virtual Coffee Shop webinars beginning Oct. 12
• Wall Street Journal (Op-ed): Avoiding Smoot-Hawley Redux
• State tax collections continue to exceed budget estimates
• The Collective's second Sing Off appearance shows their growth as a group
• Commission delays action on food truck regulations
• Poll finds most want to boost taxes on rich
• Cast your vote for Nashville’s Executive Menu
• New Hank Jr. song targets Fox, ESPN
• Bank of America to reimburse gay couples
• SouthComm buys pubs in Charlotte, Tampa
• Resident admits setting Tuesday morning fire in Antioch
• TN plans to sell estimated $584 million in bonds this week
• Showers, thunderstorms headed to Middle TN late Wednesday
• Two found dead in house in Sumner County
• Ghouls at Grassmere
• Ryman Lofts' affordability draws musicians and artists
• Army captains from Nashville, Michigan killed in Afghanistan
• Panel examines judge's actions in Sara Evans' divorce case
• Smyrna church reels as pastor faces burglary charges
• Real Reagan disciples value compromise
• Homeless arrests spark criticism
• Summit details other cities' innovations
• George Will: States headed in wrong direction on electoral votes
• Predators penalty killing units feature new faces
• Zombie Prom invites 21-and-up crowd
• Facebook helps connect sisters after life apart
• Back and neck pain topic of women’s wellness seminar Oct. 18
• Pearson to talk fiction writing Oct. 26
• Ben Folds signs keys to help Nashville Symphony
• Local practices join to create Health Innovation Specialists
• Myridia restaurant coming to Fifth and Main
• Q3 private equity, VC fundraising slows in U.S.
• Trouble finding tech work? Ask yourself these questions
• Ready to put Nashville back to work?
• Padlocking order lifted on Murfreesboro Pike nightclub
• St. Cloud Corner building downtown sells for $3.1 million
• Watch hockey, help fight childhood cancer Oct. 27
• Police investigating two shootings at same nightclub
• Michael Corbett named Tennessee's 'captive' insurance director
• Medicare physician payment crisis subject of Oct. 28 lecture
• Professor struck by car ignites pedestrian safety measures
• Expand your technology horizons at DigitalVU events
• Electrolux begins $5 million Springfield expansion
• A mix of sun and clouds expected for Columbus Day
• Sheriff to discuss search for missing Nashville surgeon
• Smyrna pastor arrested for burglarizing a church member
• Pro-Gibson rally draws hundreds
• Haslam stays mum on personal income
• Occupy Nashville protesters camp out
• Top of the List: Construction projects
• Scarlett Leadership Institute expands to Memphis
• Tim DuBois to exit ASCAP
• Recession may be over but income keeps falling
• The Caney Fork Farm property to be conserved
• Research Day 2011 expands to include student/faculty researchers in health sciences
• Facebook connects TN woman with sister she'd never known
• The long walk for chewing gum
• The long walk for chewing gum
• Occupy Nashville plans march Monday afternoon
• POLL: Immigration
• Chance of rain forecast for this week
• A Complete Cosmos: The Tomb of An Egyptian Governor and Its Secrets
• Dwindling oil options sap U.S. energy security
• Supercommittee seems no closer to budget fix
• Romney rivals may go after him for flip-flops
• Perry switches gears: less style, more substance
• Journalist Sandy Johnson to speak on D.C. corruption at MTSU
• Centennial Park run benefits Soles4Souls
• Tiny Sumner town loses its hub when post office closes
• Davidson, Williamson mayors to meet for annual summit
• Hispanics sue feds over raid
• Williamson leaders appear unfazed by $510 million debt
• R.C. Mathews Contractor celebrates 70 years of operations
• Weekly Obsession: Belmont’s swing for the legal fences
• Dislike of Obama only thing GOP can agree on
• Cal Thomas: Supreme Court justices, their presidents had frequent regrets
• Gail Kerr: Haslam's Amazon coup is real; tale of wife's 'boyfriend' isn't
• Partly cloudy skies expected to build into the area
• TN nursing homes strive for excellence, dedication
• Williamson County Briefs: Mayors to hold summit
• Rutherford County Briefs: Murfreesboro mosque challenged again
• Week Ahead: Book festival kicks off Friday
• Gail Kerr: Flawed evaluations give good teachers low scores
• At 22, woman is mom to 13 Ugandan children
• Nashville's 32nd Oktoberfest celebrates faith, friendship & fun
• Kathleen Parker: God to Palin: That door is closed
• Tort reforms deprive citizens of right to fair jury trial
• More jobs mean less: less rules, less taxes, less lawsuits
• Richard J. Grant: Wal-Mart can't join, tries to beat banks
• Clarence Page: After occupying Wall Street, what will protesters do?
• Mentally ill, cut from state care, are turning up in court system
• Faith Hill set to debut new single from upcoming CD at 2011 CMA Awards
• UPDATED: Occupy Nashville protesters begin camp out on Legislative Plaza
• I will be hosting a Telephone Town Hall on Thursday, October 13 at 6:10 p.m. CT...
• Obama urges Americans to push for tax plan
• Sunny conditions contine, chance for a shower Monday
• Casey Anthony takes video deposition in civil case
• Amazon picks Murfreesboro, Lebanon for distribution sites
• Community pharmacies fill growing needs
• Franchise committed to promote domestic safety
• Nashville judge Leon Ruben dies
• Tornado sirens stir debate amid tight budgets
• Duncan to Super Committee: Stop Early Retirements
• NRC chief: Browns Ferry nuke plant needs work
• Gov. Bill Haslam officially proclaims October as 'Country Music Month' in Tenn.
• Diversity key in antibody repertoire
• Fungus toxin gets in the way in DNA
• Panel on Cuba features artist María Magdalena Campos-Pons
• Heart protein may be target for colon cancer therapies
• DYK 441,100 Tennesseans aged 65-74 receive Medicare. Come to my Medicare Open En...
• Flulapalooza is this Wednesday, Oct. 12
• Last week to select benefits for 2012; deadline is Friday, Oct. 14
• Jazz pianist Alfredo Rodríguez to play Great Performances Oct. 14
• SECURITY ALERT: Identity of intruder sought
• Nashville Renasant head named in Silverton suit
• 55,000-square-foot data center fetches $9.6 million
• Nashville has big hotel week
• VUCast: Sticky Mittens & Yoda’s ties to Vanderbilt
• What JPMorgan's splash says about Nashville
• Best States for Retirement
• Sources: Murfreesboro and Lebanon to get Amazon facilities
• Amazon targets Murfreesboro, Lebanon for new sites
• Man charged in two separate arson fires
• “Let’s Settle It” voting made easier
• TN Democrats pitch slate of job initiatives
• Nashville Area Chamber, Entrepreneur Center announce Legacy Entrepreneurs
• Smith & Wesson to sell Franklin subsidiary
• Ex-Nashville police officer sentenced to 18 years
• Merry Ellen Kirk at The National Underground
• Back to the drawing board with fairgrounds’ master plan
• Geithner says big banks won't fail
• Hank Williams Jr. and ESPN: Who dumped whom?
• Willy Daunic out at 104.5 The Zone
• Dean honored for green space efforts
• Some jobless say extending unemployment benefits a bad idea
• FDA to make enforcement data more accessible
• La Chique Boutique has "Girls Night Out" Tonight in Nashville
• Gaile Owens is free
• Taking introductory astronomy beyond Jeopardy and Trivial Pursuit
• Wreck on I-24 East near Brick Church slows traffic
• Transformer catches fire in Madison area
• Serial robbery suspect apprehended
• Deadly motorcycle crash late Thursday in Nashville
• Warm and clear weather expected to continue
• Alumnus Wes Sherman featured in Hutcheson Gallery, lecture on Oct. 17
• Crime Never Takes A Vacation – One Expert Shares Secrets That Intruders Don’t Want You To Know
• Nashville history comes alive in annual Mount Olivet Cemetery tour
• Restaurant news: Table 3 reopens, adds market
• Weekend events: Cheekwood Nights concludes
• Job, government anxieties fuel Occupy Nashville anger
• Gaile Owens leaves prison today
• Clear, comfortable conditions will last into the weekend
• Former UT athletic director joins Nashville nonprofit
• Donna Nicely says goodbye to work, not to her love of libraries
• Davidson County building plans
• Davidson County briefs: Cleanup, concert set for District 17
• Commission aims to allow inexpensive legal counsel
• Conservation award honors Mayor Dean
• Ruth Marcus: 20 years later, Anita Hill testimony weighs still on our culture
• Amazon.com gets three years to rack up
• Hispanic Heritage awards coming up
• Mona Charen: ... Guess Mitt will have to do in a pinch
• Art reception for Spafkin and Braun installations Oct. 20
• Listen: Delightful Irish storyteller discusses craft
• Let’s Settle It! Community to vote on return to Hale Stadium
• DYK 87% of people with Medicare in TN have Rx drug coverage? Come to my Medicare...
• Dean recognized for efforts to preserve open space
• Gallery: Occupy Nashville protest
• Lessons learned at the pool carry over into medical career
• Nashville home sales jump 16.9 percent in September
• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac won't forgive debt
• New Mexico's events center advice for Lebanon
• Convicted felon sought after allegedly kidnapping woman
• Councilwoman Emily Evans joins Avondale
• Retail group slams Haslam’s Amazon deal
• Council's Claiborne, Harrison fill final committee chair vacancies
• Haslam seals Amazon tax deal in Tennessee, touts new jobs
• Keith Anderson featured at literacy benefit Oct. 21
• Gaile Owens to be freed Friday morning
• Report: Nashville home prices dip in August
• Hundreds of Occupy Nashville protesters rally at Legislative Plaza
• Hoskins & Company expands into Chattanooga
• Lowe's shopping center fetches $22 million
• TSU coach highlighted at IBFF opening film: "From the Rough"
• September private payrolls up 91,000; planned layoffs soar
• TSU family to vote on return to Hale Stadium's The Hole
• Gretchen Wilson cancels Lebanon concert
• Nashville Area Chamber announces 2011 'Spirit of the Chamber' winners
• Police seek kidnapping suspect
• Sources: Haslam to announce Amazon tax deal today
• Mid-Tenn. communities bid for Project Tango
• Clarksville considers end to liquor store limit
• A closer look at Lebanon’s would-be hockey partner
• Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales joins Waller
• iPhone-lit vigils mark passing of Steve Jobs
• Corker: China Currency Bill Is Not the Answer
• Wreck reported on I-65 North near Metro Center
• Man accused of setting fire to estranged wife's house -- again
• POLL: Are you prepared for a major disaster?
• Dry weather expected to continue through the weekend
• Moneyball features former Bisons outfielder Casey Bond
• Icon owners sue architect for $500k
• Sunny skies and dry weather continues
• Walk aims to shine light on youth suicides
• Sen. Bob Corker wants Medicare payments detailed for taxpayers
• Middle TN counties bid for secretive 'Project Tango' jobs
• Lebanon mayor hopes arena will raise city's profile
• MANA Nutrition's Manabago made a stop on campus to promote aid for starving children
• League of Women Voters educates on redistricting
• Two Fashion Events Tomorrow Night in Nashville
• George Will: Senate candidate Warren has social contract upside down
• TobyMac's 'Christmas in Diverse City' releases Oct. 5
• Special Olympics continues to unite us
• Shared goals drive school partners
• Wade Henderson: Consumer nominee deserves support
• Apple founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Enroll now for 2012 benefits
• Part of Medical Center Drive closed Oct. 8
• At the invitation of Vice President Biden, today I attended a Jewish Community R...
• TSU receives Top 15% in Washington Monthly’s 2011 College Rankings
• Industrial absorption numbers don't tell the whole story
• Partner in Lebanon's entertainment project faces lawsuits, financial troubles
• What weight does AG's Amazon opinion hold?
• Did you know that more than 1 million people in TN receive Medicare? Learn more...
• How good is this Alabama team that Vandy has to face?
• Best sports cities: Nashville No. 16
• Lebanon hosting Amazon.com job fair
• Cain buys in to GOP self-denial of racism
• Lebanon pursuing new entertainment district anchored by minor league hockey
• Alexander: Passing trade agreements the President delayed is “one way to address unemployment”
• Two chances to hear artist María Magdalena Campos-Pons Oct. 10 and 12
• Holocaust Lecture Series examines echoes of the past in 2011 and beyond
• New issue of Vanderbilt View now available
• McKendree Village retirement community fetches $17.6 million
• J.E. Crain & Son now Crain Construction
• Corker, Bennet Introduce “Medicare Information Act”
• Blumstein: court should strike down Medicaid expansion
• Icon in the Gulch seeks more than $500,000 for faulty design
• Planned Lebanon arena, events center could add 3,000 jobs
• Introducing Narrow Strait - and you can be in their first video!
• Nashville Metro Council tackles Biltmore, transit
• Lawsuit divides May Town Center investors
• Tennessee AG clarifies state's sales tax rules, muddies Amazon debate
• Conway poised to become Clarcor CEO
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 seasonal workers
• Bernanke cites worries about recovery
• Search continues for missing Nashville surgeon
• Icon owners sue architect for $500k
• 96-year-old Chattanooga woman denied voter ID
• Wreck reported on Briley South past Ashland City Highway exit
• Alexander: Senate Majority’s China Currency Bill Would “Punch China in the Nose … and History Teaches Us China Will Punch Right Back”
• Haunted Museum Annual Ghost Story Festival
• Tennessee AG clarifies state's sales tax rules, muddies Amazon debate
• Michigan firm to buy Mall at Green Hills
• UT to train food safety officials on local, state national levels
• POLL: Anti-Wall Street issues
• Corker Introduces "Medicare Information Act"
• Corker Introduces "Medicare Information Act"
• Four arrested for vehicle burglaries in Hendersonville
• Temperatures forecast to be slightly above normal
• Portland firefighters battle blaze at church
• Gail Kerr: Nashville's homeless need dedicated funding, not handcuffs
• Lawsuit reveals discord within May Town Center partnership
• Clear, dry conditions continue
• Educator devoted to small school dies in crash
• Flame of rage over Wall Street is spreading to Nashville
• Allen Arena court to be named in honor of Don Meyer
• Search for Nashville surgeon continues
• Gene Policinski: Studies reveal more trust in media than expected
• FDA sees 'biosimilars' filling a need
• Volunteerism instills passion in daily life
• Thomas Sowell: 'Poverty' is a hoax to keep people reliant on the state
• Drug costs, benefits must align
• Man arrested after allegedly molesting 9-year-old girl
• Civic Design Center event to focus on how the built environment impacts citizen health
• ‘Polar Probings’ opens at Fine Arts Gallery Oct. 13
• Marketing radically new products requires a dose of familiarity
• I recorded a short video today on how important it is to help small businesses g...
• Ticketmaster CEO: Data is everything
• FirstBank announces new downtown Nashville location
• Making the Numbers and Letters Count
• Feds put Gibson wood request on hold
• Apple unveils iPhone 4S, no iPhone 5
• Nancy-Ann DeParle, President Obama’s deputy chief of staff, to address health care conference
• Suits charge vacation club with fraud
• Tennessee ranks among top 10 states in which to retire
• Leigh Nash to release Hymns & Sacred Songs Nov. 15
• On Saturday, Oct. 15, I will be hosting a Medicare Open Enrollment Fair at White...
• TN construction contracts surge in August
• Metro Police arrest West Nashville man in molestation of 9-year-old girl
• Discount on Predators hockey tickets
• Cumulus brings group-buying site to Nashville
• Banks largely hold Nashville market share
• Ford & Harrison law firm enters Nashville
• UPDATED: Victim in I-40 wreck identified
• Alexander on President Submitting Trade Agreements to Congress: “We Are Ready to Ratify”
• The Mall at Green Hills to sell to Taubman Centers
• Nashville gas prices continue to retreat
• Local anti-Wall Street group to protest in Nashville at noon Thursday
• Emma suing Virginia company over trademark
• NewsChannel 5 interviews Obama from White House
• Hank Jr. dropped from Monday Night Football broadcast
• Agencies maintain Tennessee’s top credit rating
• What's expected at today's iPhone event
• TN-made Passat sales exceed 3,000 in September
• Metro might look at new theme park for Nashville
• Search for missing Nashville surgeon resumes
• BLOG: Petition drive formed to repeal voter ID law
• Alexander on Request for Vote on President’s Jobs Bill
• Corker: Let's Not Start a Trade War
• POLL: TN gun crime rate
• Sample Chic & Denim Divas of Nashville presents Pampered Palooza
• Police look for robbery suspect
• Warming trend expected to continue
• Man dies from overnight vehicle crash
• The Hermitage Launches the Return of Haunted After-Hours Tours
• Tennessee suffers disturbing trend in violent gun crime
• Clear, comfortable conditions expected for the rest of the week
• Supreme Court won't hear ex-UT professor's appeal
• Plans for affordable-housing project provoke concerns in N. Nashville
• Tennessee maintains top credit rating
• Belmont hires Alberto Gonzales
• Cal Thomas: Republicans should avoid messiah complex
• Renewable energy is a job creator
• Social media use on job can be thorny
• Earnings: BioMimetic loses $10 million in fourth quarter
• HCA shares climb 3.4 percent in first-day trading
• Cracker Barrel CEO to speak at Vanderbilt Woman’s Club fall luncheon
• Pavlović featured at 12th Istanbul Biennial
• School of Engineering marks 125th anniversary with expanded Hall Lecture Series
• Chinese educators collaborate with Vanderbilt, Metro Schools
• Real-Life story to be portrayed on Big Screen
• Music City Center generates $94 million in contracts to 'diverse' businesses
• Velocity apartment rentals to start this month
• Pinnacle Financial Partners may exit TARP by April
• Tennessee unemployment up in every county
• MetriCan announces $6.3M Dickson expansion
• TNInvestco funds create Diagnovus
• Nashville stations part of $2.4B radio purchase
• Health care PR firm Revive expands to Nashville
• Nissan sales climb 25.3% in September
• Francis Bouillon thrilled to be back practicing with his teammates
• A look at recent Middle Tennessee IPOs
• Clinard Engineering merges with Alfred Benesch & Co.
• Reports: Nashville industrial, office CRE sectors see positive signs
• AOL job cuts to leave StudioNow unscathed
• E|Spaces plans Cool Springs location
• Pessimistic bankers: Home prices won't recover before 2020
• Belmont names former AG Alberto Gonzales to law school post
• Nonprofit conveys $3 million Antioch office property to bank
• Blackburn, musicians to attend Gibson rally
• Researchers strive to refill drug discovery ‘pipeline’
• American Amanda Knox's murder conviction overturned; She will be freed
• Taylor Swift surprises fans with TI performance
• Electric vehicle charging station coming to campus
• Earnings: Kirkland's drops 34.8 percent
• HR Notes
• Mayor's Walk/Run route will include downtown landmarks
• Earnings: Delek's 4Q loss deepens
• Chunk of troubled Fairvue Plantation sold to investors
• Tennessee Senate approves income-tax ban
• HCA shares begin trading today
• Today only: Sabre Defence sale
• Holland House owners plan burger biz
• Graceland redevelopment postponed
• Suspect named in Saturday's fatal shooting
• Lebanon Mayor Philip Craighead to make business announcement Wednesday
• Tea Party hits Sen. Alexander after leaving leadership
• NHI invests $21.5 million in Murfreesboro hospital
• TN truck stop got stimulus after filing for bankruptcy
• Top of the List: Radio stations
• Police called to Memphis City Schools job fair
• Buyers can't save economy, say experts
• TN nursing home patient steals car with child inside, leads police on chase
• Germantown fire hall meeting Monday relocated to Morgan Park
• Bus going to McGavock in wreck; students now at school
• Wreck stalls traffic on I-24 West in Rutherford at 840 exit
• Gradual warm-up forecast through this week
• Two business titans speak in October at MediaMaster and Heroes of Business
• Entrepreneurs should prepare for patent law changes
• Artober Nashville celebrates power of creativity
• Future moms, dads can meet doctors
• Black & Blue fundraiser set for First Shot
• Rutherford Chamber to hold women's conference
• Health-care law looms over new Supreme Court term
• Plans for new Midtown Hills police precinct excite neighbors
• Frost Advisory until 8am today
• Women in heels, short shorts turn heads, deliver message
• Cayce Homes resident wants to convey hope through book of poetry
• Weekly Obsession: I-440: Like Gaudí, but with cars
• Gail Kerr: State's official Blue Book ignores useful critters
• George Will: Obama concentrates federal power by acceding to NCLB waiver
• Christian singer & author Rebecca St. James pens new book about men
• Clear skies and average temperatures expected for Clarksville
• Fashion merchandising students, professor highlight fall trends on TV's Talk of the Town
• Craig Smith’s overtime winner solidifies his spot in Nashville
• Week ahead: Green tours to hit area
• Rutherford County Briefs: Police to check up on victims
• Corker says he's frustrated by partisan politics
• Gail Kerr: Abuse victims, people are ready to help you escape
• Ruth Marcus: Grandstanding over a muffin avoids real fiscal responsibility
• Rick Horowitz: On the GOP menu for 2012: a case of heartburn
• Richard J. Grant: Individual choice, not government, fuels prosperity
• Findings suggest public policy can't fix obesity
• Discrimination itself is not the issue; control is
• Campus groups should keep door open to all
• Sunny, cool conditions expected for the weekend
• Rockabilly Queen Wanda Jackson Grimey's Saturday & Robert's Western World Sunday
• Race to the Top funds EL graduate courses for 130 Metro Nashville Public Schools
• American Airlines flight diverted to Nashville after pilot becomes ill
• In fifth year, Music City Star really taking off
• Mona Charen: Liberals' version of American history too negative
• Dean Benbow visits the White House
• Ray Waddle: Irrational fear is foe to common sense, life, God
• Register now for DigitalVU technology events
• TSU To Host 2011 National Science Experiment Oct 5
• Digital guru to speak on the future of libraries Oct. 4
• Renowned endocrine tumor expert to speak Oct. 17-19
• TSU Professor Accepted to Fulbright Program
• Award-winning director Michael Moore to speak at Vanderbilt University Oct. 4
• Mapping Nashville's growth
• Open Enrollment info sessions Oct. 3, 4
• Nashville Fire investigates two Wednesday arsons
• Durbin amendment takes effect
• Nissan expands Leaf sales
• Police: School bus driver drove recklessly with students on board
• Nashville No. 26th in retail job growth
• Alexander on CSPAN's Newsmakers: "I Want to Focus on Issues I Care Most About"
• Consumer spending stalls
• Knoxville News Sentinel: Opinion: Greg Johnson: Alexander uses newfound freedom
• TSU President: “We share many backgrounds, many stories…one American spirit”
• Hotel Indigo building fetches $14.25 million in bankruptcy
• American Airlines flight diverted to Nashville after pilot becomes ill
• Drug-like molecules aimed at improving treatment of Parkinson’s
• VUCAST: Close to Reality?
• Metropolitan's Gabardi sets sights high in Nashville
• Entrepreneur Center gets $2.5M federal grant
• New policy for sponsoring interns and observers
• Slideshow: America’s favorite new minor league ballparks
• Metro lampooned for inaccurate public art project
• Lakewood leaves $450,000 on the table
• Lawmakers seek FTC probe of Facebook over privacy reports
• Canceled flights at 10-year high; flights harder to rebook
• Midtown Chuy’s announces opening date
• Poll: Voters' view on clean energy unchanged by Solyndra
• TN officials hosting document-shredding event Saturday
• Business spending rose in August
• Vehicle fire reported on I-65 near Harding
• POLL: Facebook and reunions
• Cooler temperatures expected this weekend
• Shooting late Thursday east Nashville confirmed to be fatal
• Tennessee Highway Patrol makes DUI top priority
• Justice Department certifies TN sexual offender registry
• Some creatures unique to TN are in line for federal protection
• Dave Ramsey's new book tops best-seller list
• Davidson County building plans
• Weekend events: Art show to feature JJ Sneed
• Davidson County restaurant inspection scores
• Davidson County briefs: Get on your feet for week of walking
• Potter Center's goal: 'a safe place' for all
• Cooler weather expected for the weekend
• New patent reform law gets mixed reviews in TN
• Nathan Klein: Israel matters to U.S. for its democracy
• Kathleen Parker: Power-tool safety hits the political buzzsaw
• Cliff Ronning makes his return to Nashville
• CEO of Oasis Center will end tenure today
• Parents can fight drug uptick in young adults
• Obama's programs let down blacks
• America's favorite new minor league ballparks
• With 3 shots left to see Keeton Theatre's 'Chicago'; only a dummy would miss it
• Songwriters Jack Tempchin, Crystal Bowersox and Rivers Rutherford to perform at Dyer Oct. 8
• Dave Ramsey’s book ‘EntreLeadership’ debuts at No. 1
• Metro Police find, seize marijuana growing in Northwest Nashville
• Manufacturing employment up in Nashville, most major markets
• Clarksville man charged in Belle Meade burglaries
• CEOs expect more firings
• Folate may lower breast cancer risk for some
• Study puts a new spin on ibuprofen’s actions
• Small Business Wire
• Mortgage rates fall to new lows
• Oasis Center CEO to step down Friday
• Now at TPAC, Blast! offers blast of high-energy percussion-heavy fun thru Sunday
• Pending home sales fall, but up from year ago
• Oasis Center CEO Hal Cato moves on
• Part of Medical Center Drive closed Oct. 1-2
• Kickoff for Belcourt Theatre's nD Festival
• Presidential candidate Gov. Rick Perry speaks in Knoxville
• Supreme Court review of health care law sought
• After pay cuts, Memphis police wrote fewer tickets
• TN voter turnout among nation’s worst
• New Facebook feature could embarrass you
• Four signs you’ve been tricked by a job posting
• Luau Louie’s to reopen
• The Collective's Sing Off debut
• Nashville Rising
• Tennessee needs more broadband access, new coalition says
• Wreck reported on I-40 near downtown
• Highway Patrol says drunken driving arrests up by 39 percent in TN
• POLL: Gaile Owens' parole
• Man shot while mowing his lawn
• Warm temps expected Thursday with cooler weather to follow
• Court attitudes shift to accept use of battered woman defense
• Crime Never Takes A Vacation - One Expert Shares Secrets That Intruders Don’t Want You To Know
• Shuttered nightclub to reopen with age restriction
• Tenn. same-sex couples double over past decade
• Life of freedom awaits Gaile Owens
• Fall like weather expected for the upcoming weekend
• Increase in preseason ice time prepares Predators for regular season grind
• Homeless advocate the Rev. Carl R. Resener dies
• The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program Official Welcome Reception on Peabody's Campus
• TN voters turn out in record 2010 lows
• Shared pain, yes, but 30 percent cut too much
• Cutters reach for hospital dollars
• Leonard Pitts: We laugh off tea party's shrill threats at our peril
• George Will: Central bank isn't centralized enough for Barney Frank
• Bill to acquire 12South-area land for police station goes to council
• DigitalVU month kicks off Oct. 3
• New study confirms safety of eight vaccines
• Cori B. premieres "Do My Thang"
• The Roys working hard during IBMA 2011 World of Bluegrass Week
• More Tennessee banks receive Small Business funds
• Mid-priced retailers expect tepid holiday season
• The McClymonts making their second Opry appearance on Friday
• Examining the ethics of sharing genetic risk information
• A message from Chief Human Resources Officer Traci Nordberg
• Mobile banking a moving target, with First TN's deposit product latest example
• Nashville ranks 19th in 12-month job growth
• Feds to Gibson: Hand over more wood
• New group of faculty endowed chairs celebrated
• UAW ratifies 4-year GM deal
• Introducing the 15 most-caffeinated professions
• Report: China trade imbalance cost Tennessee 57,900 jobs
• Trouble sleeping? Sleep coaches are here to help
• Postal workers rally in Nashville
• Homeless advocate Rev. Carl Resener dies at 81
• Effective leaders and ‘dirty hands’ topic of Vanderbilt lecture
• Crow Holdings buys Franklin apartments for $71.5 million
• Luau Louie's to reopen Friday
• Tyson recalls some ground beef in TN, Kroger brand included
• Nissan not worried about cuts to energy loans
• Incentives for Gaylord resort could be richest in Colorado history
• Insurer cancels Memphis’ fraud coverage
• Amazon to reveal Kindle tablet today
• Nissan donates to new green nonprofit
• Jobs act boosted lending, not hiring
• Best Buy sharply cuts plans to hire holiday workers
• Gaile Owens granted parole
• Exhibition - Boaz Vaadia Sculpture
• Exhibition - Connecting Cultures
• Exhibition - A Divine Light
• Man who drove into Hendersonville hair salon charged with attempted murder
• Wreck reported near the airport on I-40
• POLLS: Seniors and photo IDs
• Dice game shooting suspect surrenders
• Dry conditions expected to remain with slight cooldown expected at week's end
• Fire reported on Smith Springs Road
• Search for judge replacement may hinge on family law
• Drug Court, leader plan to stay around
• Partly cloudy skies expected for the Clarksville area
• Football may return to arena
• Bring AFL back if obligations are met
• Gail Kerr: New laws cause TN seniors to feel like they're under siege
• Tennessee health fraud cases settle for $50 million
• Hearing for mother accused of killing twins is rescheduled
• 4 parcels on 12th Avenue South could be condemned for police precinct
• Private home shut by Nashville police under nuisance law
• Interview with legendary guitarist Larry Carlton
• Statement on non-discrimination policy and student groups
• Mona Charen: Cain isn't 'the guy,' but he saves GOP from racism charge
• New interactive brain exhibit opens at Vanderbilt Health One Hundred Oaks
• Compass EMP Funds of Brentwood raises private equity for growth
• Health insurance costs rise in 2011
• Report: Managerial hiring increases in Nashville
• Tennessee grows, but population rank stands pat
• Get flu shot, help set world record Oct. 12
• Meet the players at Memorial Madness Oct. 14
• Nashville is…
• Fifth Third expands deal with Dave Ramsey
• Report: Residential shadow inventory declines
• NYT: Bank of America settlement with Freddie Mac criticized
• Injuries cut prison escapee's freedom short
• Tennessee health fraud cases settle for $50 million
• nD Festival Nashville Crawl in Nashville
• Nashvillians spent 35 hours delayed in traffic in 2010
• When beer and burgers don't mix
• Hearing delayed in newborn twins murder case
• honeyhoney return with a new album, and a stop at 12th & Porter
• Workers complain about Amazon warehouse conditions
• Titans lose star Kenny Britt for season
• Ga.-Tenn. game time means busy remote for Vandy, SEC fans
• Senate crafts deal to avoid government shutdown
• Apple iPhone falls to Android
• More supermarkets scrapping self-checkout
• Google+ traffic jumps after opening to public
• Preacher scheduled to speak in Lewisburg reported missing
• Arrow shot into crowd of TN school kids now under investigation
• Postal workers to rally in Nashville, Murfreesboro Tuesday afternoon
• Escaped inmate captured
• Senate Passes Resolution Honoring Sick Nuclear Workers with a National Day of Remembrance
• Wreck slows traffic on I-40 West near Spence Lane
• Seasonal temperatures expected through the week
• Green parking plan starts slowly in Nashville
• Contract extended for Nashville Predators vendor
• Partly cloudy skies expected through the week
• Former NFL star Herschel Walker to address troops
• Homeless man found beaten under bridge dies
• Walk Across Sumner encourages fitness
• Man wearing earphones hit by train, dies
• Grants pave way for Gallatin's Town Creek Greenway
• Tim Blumenthal: Biking to school a kids' fitness tool that is being overlooked
• New technique maps twin faces of smallest Janus nanoparticles
• Darfur photos, discussion featured at Holocaust Lecture Series event Oct. 2
• Domestic violence call becomes four-hour standoff for police
• iPractice Group acquires Doctors Access
• Metta World Peace (Ron Artest) donates to Centerstone
• Center names Scott Rouse entrepreneur in residence
• Facebook gives $10M of ads to small biz
• New U.S. home sales fall to 6-month low
• Alexander: Senate Democratic Leader “Manufactured a Crisis” on Disaster Relief
• 2011 Senior Day speaker Wangari Maathai dies
• Heritage Bank & Trust, TriStar delay merger
• 'Good Guys' advance women's roles
• “Cooking with Sustainable and Local Food from the VU Farmers’ Market”
• Vanderbilt Gives website will coordinate employee giving
• Government meddling hinders recovery
• TN, South hurt more than most
• Jonathan Metzl: “The future of the Vanderbilt Center for Medicine, Health and Society”
• Americans remain pessimistic about the economy
• Nashville learns thing or two from peer cities
• Hollywood spotlights trailblazing TSU golf coach Catana Starks
• UPDATED: Man in East Nashville standoff identified, charged
• Man dead after getting struck by train
• Top of the List: Public companies
• Nashville’s interstate bottlenecks among worst in U.S.
• Poll: Hike taxes, but not mine
• Texas A&M officially becomes SEC member
• Lawmakers must stay in Washington to avoid shutdown
• Study says electronic health records great, but vulnerable
• Big retailers not sold on daily deals
• U.S. Post Office changes rules: Living people eligible to appear on stamps
• POLL: Food stamps
• Two separate wrecks slow traffic on I-24 West in Antioch
• TN woman asks Facebook friends to report robbery
• Rain expected to taper off Monday afternoon
• Alexander on CSPAN's Newsmakers: "I Want to Focus on Issues I Care Most About"
• Come visit the AFS Team Booth at the "Celebrate Nashville" on October 1st
• The Hermitage Receives the TDOT Roadscapes Grant
• Gail Kerr: Judicial board needs transparency, not a takeover
• Metro should get off small-business backs
• Interfaith panel stakes out common ground
• 2-man race emerges from GOP debates
• United Way pushes to fill growing needs in Middle TN
• Agent’s trip to Nashville positive sign in Ryan Suter’s contract talks
• A few showers early, partly cloudy skies to begin the workweek
• Weekly Obsession: And that’s Plaster, by George
• A roundabout solution to traffic woes
• Interstate bottlenecks in Nashville among U.S. worst
• Franklin sludge field may go solar
• Cal Thomas: If you don't know Texas, you don't know Perry
• Sideline Altercation Leads To Titans Smith Being Benched
• Titans Goal Line Stand Leads To 17-14 Win Over Denver
• Police seek man in shooting
• Ladies Who Launch Presents CRAVE Nashville Buzz Party for Men & Women Part 2
• Ladies Who Launch Presents CRAVE Nashville Buzz Party for Men & Women Part 1
• Showers and thunderstorms overnight tonight
• Wilson County Briefs: Mt. Juliet city manager offered job near Birmingham
• Gail Kerr: Alexander goes against the grain again
• Davidson County Briefs: IB coach elected to state post
• Week in review: GM plans to restart Spring Hill assembly line
• Rutherford County Briefs: Pursuit of FastTrack grant authorized
• Week ahead: Vote set on charging stations
• Pekka Rinne OK after sustaining cut
• 'Buffett Rule' alone won't fix our revenue problem
• Let Bush tax cuts expire, eliminate special breaks
• Richard J. Grant : Protecting postal service while harassing Google is twisted
• Dwight Lewis: With gratitude, farewell to 'The Tennessean'
• Missing child on campus
• Titans Face Early Season Must Win Against Broncos
• Partly cloudy skies and isolated showers expected for the weekend
• Women's Half Marathon draws thousands
• Saturday Crime Log
• Volunteers get their Hands On Nashville
• Citizens urged to be on lookout for storm grate thieves
• Collectors Art Night On 5th Avenue of The Arts - September 30, 2011
• Gallatin man sought in kidnapping found dead
• George Will: Stifling enterprise - and fish pedicures
• Provocative event carries a vital message
• Auto-emissions testing gets easier, 'greener'
• Hendersonville Police: Man tried to run over wife
• University announces Roger Sauve as new research stations superintendent
• Haslam says incentives not currently part of talks with General Motors
• Gov. Bill Haslam promotes eco devo policies, 'aggressive' sale of Tennessee
• Permit issued for $32 million apartment project
• United Way launches 2011 annual campaign
• Give feedback on job engagement through Vanderbilt Staff Community Survey
• Partnership increases Vanderbilt’s foothold in Williamson County, region
• Police: homeless man attacked Wednesday remains in critical condition
• NEXT Awards finalists announced by Nashville Chamber, Entrepreneur Center
• Solar installation combines student initiative, renewable energy technology
• Peabody College building renamed One Magnolia Circle
• ‘Toolkit’ makes medical procedures less stressful for children with autism
• Memphis-based Metropolitan Bank hires Bill Menkel, plans Nashville push
• Tom Ingram named leader in residence at Lipscomb’s Andrews Institute
• UPDATED: Car smashes into Hendersonville hair salon, injuring one
• Gallery: 11 retail stores lacking in Nashville
• Gallatin man sought in kidnapping is found dead
• Dean begins 2nd term urging Nashville to double college grads
• Boyd retiring from TN Arts Commission
• Unemployment up across Middle Tennessee
• Federal appeals court weighs in on John Rich lawsuit
• Views from Toronto: Diverse schools help build ‘classroom for life’
• Goodlettsville city manager Jim Thomas leaving job in October
• Cracker Barrel adopts poison pill
• Introducing The Collective, Nashville's new Sing Off competitors
• Haslam to introduce Obama at No Child Left Behind speech
• Census: Memphis poorest in the nation
• Average state and local sales taxes highest in Tennessee
• Police padlock Luau Louie’s in SoBro
• Americans more satisfied with Macs than PCs
• People who work at home don't work very much, says study
• Dean calls on Nashville to 'dream big' in advance of inauguration
• Nashville Area Chamber, Entrepreneur Center announce NEXT Award finalists
• Hillsboro Pike standoff resolved
• Alexander on the President’s No Child Left Behind Speech
• POLL: Last meals for condemned prisoners?
• Texas ends last-meal tradition for condemned prisoners
• POLL: Gun rights
• Traffic delayed on I-24 east/west in Joelton; I-65 north
• Showers to taper off Friday with high near 70
• Alexander Proposes Requiring Study of Cost to States of Another “Unfunded Mandate”: The Health Care Law’s Medicaid Expansion
• Alexander Offers Amendment Restoring “Performance-Based Compensation” to Teacher Incentive Fund
• Dr. Carol M. Swain's New Book Examines America's Religious Foundation and Calls Christians to Political Action
• Nashville-Based Better Angels Music Tunesmith Matthew Rogers Scores
• Nashville police padlock downtown nightclub Luau Louie's
• More cyclists, walkers counted in Middle TN
• TVA official says warning signs on ash were ignored
• Music City Star adds riders but hasn't hit stride
• Should pardoned felons have gun rights?
• Davidson County briefs: TSU breaks record for fall enrollment
• Rainy, cloudy conditions for the weekend
• Hillsboro High sports hall to hold induction ceremony
• BLACKBURN INTRODUCES SPENDING FREEZE BILL
• Former director of wildlife rehab center pleads guilty to theft
• 'Judges judging judges' is not sufficient
• Judicial ethics board may get makeover
• Gus West: AT&T-Mobile merger no threat to competition
• Mona Charen: Ohio has good chance to knock off a super-liberal
• Leonard Pitts: Post-HPV debacle, Bachmann's silence is golden
• 'A Skaggs Family Christmas Volume Two' in stores Tuesday
• Women’s basketball on TV 10 times this season
• Vanderbilt is…
• Shining a light on prostate cancer may save a life
• Powering up Preschool
• Dean calls on Nashville to 'dream big' in advance of inauguration
• Police padlock Luau Louie’s for being a public nuisance
• UT: Tennessee economy won’t improve until 2013
• BlueCross studies TN winners and losers in health reform
• Police seek man who allegedly shot girlfriend with rifle
• Women vote 4 Nashville hospitals to top 100 list
• Nashville lawyer suspended four months
• Permit issued for Gullett Sanford Robinson & Martin new office in the Pinnacle building
• Former charity director pleads guilty to theft
• Nashville named to Bloomberg’s 50 best places to live
• Chamber executive Janet Miller re-elected to International Economic Development Council board
• Bridgestone plans $37 million expansion in Warren County
• A message from Chancellor Zeppos about giving to Vanderbilt and the community
• Permit issued for $9.6 million assisted living facility
• Top 5 X-Factor Moments: Episode 1
• Permits: Work nears for $4.7 million artist lofts
• Legislator demands answers from Supreme Court on Hooker's feud
• Nashville downtown nightclub padlocked
• Martha Stewart, Rachel Ray vet joins Franklin media company
• New drug-like molecules could improve schizophrenia treatment
• Wine Loft to reopen after brief closure for not paying taxes
• MedSolutions to pour $16 million into Franklin headquarters
• Soundland artist spotlight: Paper Route
• Regions may be fishing for better Morgan Keegan offers
• Report: Corker, Alexander among 30 richest in Congress
• Government shutdown possible after funding bill fails to pass
• Hallmark introduces layoff greeting cards
• 20 brands that resonate with customers
• Tennessee budget director moves on
• Home remodeling hits record levels
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- NCLB waivers
• Alexander Calls on Secretary Duncan to “Show Restraint” on NCLB Waiver Process
• Alexander Calls on Secretary Duncan to “Show Restraint” on No Child Left Behind Waiver Process
• Sen. Alexander tells CNN’s Candy Crowley: “There are a lot of different ways to be in leadership”
• Nashville Ranked One of America's Best Cities
• Metro seeks man in overnight shooting
• Nashville Chamber Named 4th Best in Class Regional Economic Development Organizations
• POLL: Has your household income declined?
• Wreck delays traffic on Briley Parkway North
• Dense fog covers much of Middle TN until around 9 a.m.
• Nashville area's income takes a dive
• Hope fades for more public housing revival
• Fincher called one of 'most corrupt' in Congress
• Police officer in Smyrna dives into 1904 mystery
• Garden makeover signals rebirth for Cheekwood
• ACLU honors political leader Jane Eskind
• Partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions expected for the weekend
• TVA president calls ash spill avoidable
• BLACKBURN: NET NEUTRALITY IS A NET LOSER
• 12 attorneys apply for judicial spot
• Grammy-nominated artist LynnMarie holds show to benefit Susan Gray School
• Bus service will expand, giving commuters in Nashville area more options
• 18 in gang terrorized North Nashville, police say
• Pie in the Sky Midtown: you can eat healthy
• Dwight Lewis: With such doubts, case of Troy Davis defies justice
• Metro to break ground on two fire stations
• Thomas Sowell: Media-driven GOP debates useless to voters
• Use land-trust incentive while it lasts
• Schools enter digital conversation
• Metro schools, families connect online
• Councilman wants property tax relief for Metro's flood buyout participants
• Family seeks mental health care for mother accused in twins' death
• Analysts: GM deal could spawn 6,000 additional jobs across TN
• Tennessee Center for Policy Research becomes Beacon Center of Tennessee
• Police, FBI seek robbery suspect
• Gibson cancels press conference on Fiji wood
• Bridgestone expands in Clarksville
• Architecture index back in black, reverse surprises economist
• Watch Sept. 20 State of the Medical Center address
• Forbes ranks Martha Ingram as richest in Tennessee
• Moody’s downgrades Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citi
• The American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee to honor Eskind
• U.S. existing home sales rise
• TBI accepting entries for poster contest from fifth graders
• Tomorrow I will speak at an Infant Mortality Congressional Briefing on Capitol H...
• Richie Wilkes named CEO of Custom Software Systems
• ‘Toolkit’ makes medical procedures less stressful for children with autism
• MTA improves West End bus service
• Banks offer $20B in help to small business
• Employee art show winners announced
• TSU receives designation as Military Friendly School
• Bank of America's sale of HCA stake will trigger $1.2B loss
• Gibson Guitar, Fiji prime minister to announce partnership
• Top of the List: NBJ 100 largest private companies
• $30K bonuses await workers in GM-UAW accord
• Southern Baptists consider rebranding
• Store owner accused of stealing winning lotto ticket
• Top 4 restaurant injuries
• Survey: Obama jobs plan won't spur hiring
• 18 suspected gang members indicted in ongoing investigation
• Nashville Ranked #14 Best Places to Live in America
• Alexander on Daily Rundown: “Best Use of This Time is to Work to Get Results”
• Mother of dead twins released on bond
• Wreck reported on I-40 West at Stewarts Ferry Pike
• Rain, thunderstorms expected until Wednesday afternoon
• Nashville musician Danny Tate pursues lost funds
• Cooler conditions for the weekend
• Alexander may gain power in leadership exit
• LynnMarie holds show to benefit Susan Gray School
• Gail Kerr: Music can change kids' lives, if bureaucrats let it
• Metro worker injured on paving job
• Nashville State moves closer on purchase of Dillard's building
• Cal Thomas: Palestinian recognition will doom Israel
• Vaccines jab at personal beliefs
• Spike in Alzheimer's demands attention
• Dean inauguration slated for Sept. 23
• Grammy-nominated artist LynnMarie holds show to benefit Susan Gray School
• Aristocrat of Bands needs votes to participate in band competition
• Proponents of Lacey Act push back against Gibson
• How Sen. Alexander leaving his leadership post impacts Tennessee business
• Tennessee business climate ranked fourth best in U.S.
• GM proposal calls for 1,700 jobs, two vehicles at Spring Hill
• Housing starts fall, permits up
• Vandy 3-0! Go Dores!
• City worker injured on paving job
• Mother accused of killing twins released on bond
• Permits: Is Nashville on shortlist for AT&T's speedy 4G LTE?
• Tennessee suffered 4.8-point unemployment swing since '07
• Standoff outside Mt. Juliet ends peacefully
• Corker Comments on Alexander’s Decision to Step Down from Senate Leadership in January
• Corker Comments on Alexander’s Decision to Step Down from Senate Leadership in January
• Corker Comments on Alexander’s Decision to Step Down from Senate Leadership in January
• Bridgestone announces executive appointments
• Bob DiPiero, Al Anderson and Leslie Satcher to perform at Dyer Observatory
• Corker: Disappointed President Chose Not to Put Forth a Serious Proposal
• Another problem solved: New app finds Goo Goo Clusters
• Sen. Alexander Will Step Down from Senate Republican Leadership in January After Four Years as Conference Chairman
• Peak 10 builds its third Nashville data center
• Southern Baptist Convention president backs name change
• Group says Amazon.com will cost TN $3B and 10,000 jobs
• MedSolutions investing $16M into local HQ, 260 jobs
• Netflix, Qwikster and pot-smoking puppets
• Poll: 1 in 5 Americans expect to be millionaires
• Apple planning two new iPhone models
• Attendance down at 2011 Tennessee State Fair
• Obama: Tax idea isn't 'class warfare,' it's 'math'
• Soundland artist spotlight: Foster the People
• Long wait at TN license centers gets longer
• Wreck on I-24 West at Bell Road ties up traffic
• POLL: Hesitant to Hire in Middle TN
• Suspect in Brick Church Pike shooting is now in custody
• Widespread chance of showers to continue
• Sen. Alexander to Step Down After 4 Yrs as Republican Conference Chair
• Political Expert Carol Swain Discusses Religion in America with Media
• Cooler conditions expected for the end of the workweek
• BLACKBURN: OBAMA ADMINISTRATION’S RESPONSE PROVIDES NO ANSWERS ON GIBSON RAID
• Family, friends support dead babies' mother
• Bridgestone Arena sports safer new boards and a freshly painted ice surface
• Two hurt in suspected meth explosion in Davidson County
• Lebanon government won't change -- for now
• 17 indicted in alleged gang drug conspiracy
• Support fades in and out for charging stations in Franklin and Brentwood
• Problems doom Angel Food Ministries charity
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxes on rich
• Ex-Fort Campbell soldier takes lead on 'Dancing With the Stars'
• State offers $5,000 reward in basketball player Lorenzen Wright's death
• Sergei Kostitsyn prepared both mentally and physically for new season
• Shelbyville ICE arrests draw complaints
• Nashville Toys for Tots Motorcycle Run is Saturday
• Have lunch and learn about Big Brother Big Sisters Oct. 14
• Nashville CHEW Symposium takes place November 10
• MedSolutions to pour $16 million into Franklin headquarters
• George Plaster leaves The Zone
• Local gay rights activists to toast repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
• Council announces pharmaceutical deal
• Debt reduction (not jobs package) dominates health care
• Avenue Bank of Nashville's new federal capital: reasons it matters
• State offers $5,000 reward in player's death
• Metro issues $5 million permit for Green Hills parking garage
• Waller Lansden stays in downtown Nashville
• NBJ 100's 25 Fastest-Growing Companies Awards Photo Gallery
• TSU sees record enrollment for 2011-12
• Pappas Properties opens Atlanta office, eyes multifamily expansion
• Anti-U.S. views let students consort with monster
• Mend safety net? Tea party will shred it
• Take heart in breast cancer fight
• Levi Watkins to speak Oct. 11; nominations still being accepted for student award
• New Metro Council offers greater diversity than previous body
• Explore the Open Enrollment website to learn about 2012 benefit options
• Vanderbilt Woman’s Club announces 2011-12 board; opening tea is Sept. 22
• Chronic diseases in Africa topic of VUSM dean’s lecture
• Assistive Technology Fair Oct. 13
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down; September deliveries cancelled
• City's first meth explosion leaves Madison couple severely burned
• A look at the study of potential Sounds stadium sites - and the architecture firm overseeing it
• Gulch becoming heart of Nashville
• Sustainability speaker series kicks off Sept. 22 with Bill McKibben
• Sen. Alexander unveils library exhibit
• Netflix offers apology, switches up services
• Facebook to unveil media platform
• Obama plan to impose "Buffett" tax on millionaires
• Where is sports talker George Plaster?
• New GM contract expected to pass
• Bond set at $250,000 for woman accused of killing newborn twins
• Top of the List: NBJ 100's fastest-growing companies
• Feds to announce multiple Vice Lords indictments today
• Alexander Offers Amendment to Eliminate $14.75 Million in Funding for Election Assistance Commission That “Doesn’t Have Anything Left to Do”
• Slowdowns on I-24 near Briley and the I-40 split
• Five found dead inside camper at biker event in Clarksville
• Rain expected on much of Monday
• Nashville councilwoman plans meeting Thursday about fire hall move
• At Belle Meade fest, sports cars and kettle corn go hand in hand
• Nashville International Airport will have more rental cars, parking
• Spring Hill booms out of the recession
• Middle Tennessee school systems view social media differently
• TVA bets on rising demand
• Showers and thunderstorms expected today and Wednesday
• Honor those who help students reach higher
• Weekly Obsession: Lock, stock and Cracker Barrel
• TVA backs renewable energy - with an eye on cost
• Vanderbilt 'green bag' focuses on cooking
• Public tires of bickering by Congress
• Titans Sack Flacco, Ravens; Win Home Opener for Munchack's First Victory
• Leonard Pitts: Justice doesn't equal an eye for an eye
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms through the forecast period
• George Will: Supercommittee potential actions worry Panetta
• GOP candidates revive private Social Security idea
• Alexander, 71, not planning to slow down
• TN's solar industry faces clouded future
• Gail Kerr: Here goes the judge, but she'll still be colorful
• Titans, NFL to improve local fields
• Wilson County briefs: Lebanon council to consider change in governance
• Week ahead: Gibson CEO, feds to meet
• Sumner County briefs: Gallatin councilman at center of ethics probe by TBI
• City's history rests in cemetery
• Political Notebook: Haslam defends system for picking judges
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms for the end of the weekend
• One dead, one wounded in domestic shooting
• A Monarch’s Celebration of Flight - Exhibition
• Live On Stage, Inc. and Dyersburg Live On Stage Announce Guy Penrod to Launch Their 2011-2012 Concert Season
• Ravens' linebacker Sergio Kindle faces subpoena in Nashville visit
• Suspicious package sightings soar as public opens eyes
• Ochieng’ to address meeting of Clinton Global Initiative
• Radical Latino performance artist broaches immigration
• Political Scientist Alan E. Wiseman to speak at Vanderbilt Sept. 22
• Great Performances season tickets extended to Sept. 21
• Lunch and Learn: Veterans aid presentation
• Know Your Numbers
• The slow-burn change in Middle TN banking
• 30-year mortgages flirt with 4%
• Patent law: Will it help Tennessee innovate?
• Nashville motel sells for $2.7 million
• Cracker Barrel looks for boost from new value lunch menu
• NHI buys Georgia assisted-living community for $5.4M
• Ravens LB faces Titans, subpoena this weekend in Nashville
• For Nashville Schools, Homework Will Now Include Country, Rock and Rap
• It’s Good to Be Gold
• Tucson Air Force Base on lockdown; No details confirmed
• Slideshow: Results of the latest EO Nashville survey
• Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off at Black Cultural Center
• Pinnacle Financial Partners commits $6.5M in mortgages to The Housing Fund
• Discount on Nashville Ballet’s Cinderella
• TN police officer fired due to stress disorder from Iraq service wins suit
• TN Supreme Court reverses alimony decision
• Bridgestone fined $28 million
• Former O’Charley’s CEO returns with cake store
• Netflix customer exodus worse than expected
• Christmas in September: Nordstrom opens today
• TN mayors lobby GM on auto production
• Metro Council run-off results
• Boehner: Job creators are on strike over regulation
• Senate OKs more FAA stopgap funding
• One dead, another critical in Smyrna
• Bomb threat in East TN hospital turns out to be dirty underwear
• Corker’s Office Honors Constitution Day in Classrooms across Tennessee
• African American music museum planned for Nashville
• Omni Hotel opening slows convention bookings
• Travel + Leisure: Nashville a top city for foodies
• Hume-Fogg named Blue Ribbon School
• Senators Request Detailed Information from GAO To Protect and Improve Federal Elder Abuse Programs
• Traffic delayed on I-40 West before Briley Parkway
• Below normal temperatures remain Friday; modest warm-up expected this weekend
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Tennessee TN
• BLACKBURN ASKS FOR FULL REVIEW OF DOE LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM
• Constitution shines brightly
• Nation not on verge of shredding document
• Seizing illegal synthetic drugs needed
• Clear skies today, more rain for the end of the weekend
• Students at TN School for the Blind find outlet in the arts
• Police say twins' tragedy was avoidable
• Craig Smith’s shoot-first strategy pays off on the score sheet
• Barraroo to honor cave expert Thomas C. Barr
• Scarlett Family Foundation announces applications accepted through Dec. 15
• Concert to honor Ingram Sept. 18
• Shvona Lavette debuts new video "Last Call Remix"
• Gove, professor emerita of Russian, women’s advocate, dies
• Milestone in development of new treatment for ‘fragile X’
• Common eye treatments can lead to antibiotic-resistant ‘superbugs’
• Rick Horowitz: Airport rules are designed to help us all
• Impact of diabetes, obesity on glioma patients studied
• Selling your company? Listen up.
• First Horizon gets Working Mother nod for 17th straight year
• TN unemployment dips in August, first time in a year
• U.S. Postal Service may get slower
• August retail sales stuck in neutral
• SpecialtyCare acquires Active Diagnostics Inc.
• ‘Exciting adventure’ awaits TSU in its second century
• Moody's: Raids don't impact Gibson Guitar's credit rating
• Student Spotlight: Aaron Moscow
• Metro hopes to better 'sell' school academies
• A Nest for Conductors: Blair has graduated a number of successful conductors
• Small Business Wire
• Bank of America cashes out at HCA
• Five more TN banks get Treasury money
• Nashville could get another Arena Football team by 2013
• Soundland artist spotlight: Justin Townes Earle
• GM, Chrysler miss deadline in UAW talks
• Gibson Guitar CEO to meet feds today
• Marc A. Buehler named president of O'Charley's
• Slideshow: 10 toys that failed
• Grimey’s to help showcase record shops across U.S.
• Green jobs creation program stumbles
• Recalled cantaloupes were delivered to TN
• THP: Speeding driver caused fatal wreck on Interstate 24
• Alexander on House NLRB Vote: Senate Should Act to Overturn Administration’s Policy of Exporting Jobs
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- Fixing No Child Left Behind colloquy
• Injury accident reported at South Gallatin and Due West Avenue
• Alexander, Burr, Isakson, Kirk Introduce Bills to “Fix No Child Left Behind”
• POLL: Nordstrom in Nashville
• Hendersonville woman charged with murdering two infants
• Rain tapers off with cooler temps expected Thursday
• Clear, cool conditions to end the workweek
• Hunters, farmers needed to save bobwhite quail
• Islamic Center, Lipscomb team for fast
• Jon Blum riding a winning streak before Predators even step on the ice
• Cal Thomas: Pick up the slack if smaller government wanted
• Vanderbilt flirting with religious suppression
• University observes moment of silence for 9/11 victims
• Commodore Award given to McGown, Eilermann
• Earnings: Clarcor up 13 percent in Q3
• Sen. Lamar Alexander to preview ‘Come on along’ exhibit at Vanderbilt Library
• IDB hopes to walk away from 401 Union building downtown
• Frist, Berwick discuss roles of government, business in health care forum
• Travel + Leisure: Nashville a top city for foodies
• Police search for suspect in shooting of mobile car wash operator
• Nashville slips in latest Arbitron media market rankings
• Upscale fashion boutique Calypso St. Barth headed for Green Hills
• Small business optimism drops for sixth consecutive month
• TSU ranked in top 20 HBCUs on US News Best 2012 College rankings
• Randstad: American workers happy, loyal in jobs
• Alexander, Burr, Isakson, Kirk Introduce Series of Bills to “Fix” No Child Left Behind
• TRG Customer Solutions bringing 300 jobs to Spring Hill
• National Child Passenger Safety Week Sept. 18-24
• PETA: "ILVTOFU" plate request misinterpreted by TN
• TN Chamber’s top lobbyist leaves for Cooley Public Strategies
• Nashville GDP up 5.45 percent in 2010
• Asurion annouces broad service partnership
• Hendersonville candidate says Tea Party fervor will oust TN's Sen. Bob Corker
• 2 TN women accused of stealing Arby's lobby art
• BMG Rights Management to buy Bug Music
• Worthy Publishing buys Freeman-Smith
• Retail sales report expected to show slow growth
• Google rolls out flight search system
• City of Memphis to gain control of Beale Street
• Cracker Barrel investor turns up the heat
• Poverty surges in America
• Wreck backs up traffic on I-440 East at 21st/Hillsboro exit
• Check out Gore's climate event in Spanish Wednesday at 7 p.m.
• Corker: NATO Military Officers Right to Avoid Nation-Building in Libya
• Man accused of intentionally hitting ex-girlfriend with his SUV
• Rain expected later Wednesday; cooler temps on Thursday
• Work on Murfreesboro mosque delayed
• Gail Kerr: Clinic offers homeless ready access to health care
• Cooler conditions ahead for the Clarksville area
• Former Metro Police Sgt. Mark Chesnut settles suit in prison break case
• Whisper on the Wind by Maureen Lang part of Great War Series
• Anonymous donor pledges $150,000 to aid nonprofits
• House Approves Highway, FAA Extensions
• TN State Library adds rare Civil War letters
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• DeWayne Wickham: Obama's job plan: Good policy, good political tactic
• Thomas Sowell: Obama repeats same kinds of things
• Flamenco superstar opens Great Performances season
• Violinist Skaerved to perform Sept. 19
• Last chance to buy football season tickets
• Funds available for diabetes research
• Bariatric and metabolic surgery lecture Sept. 20
• Police believe two women used motel room as meth making lab
• Boost your career: Vanderbilt hosts executive programs open house
• Award-winning director Michael Moore to speak Oct. 4
• Nashville Haunted Handbook's Donna Marsh to sign books Tuesday at McNamara's Pub
• Report: 13 percent of Nashville-area home loans underwater
• Earnings: Cracker Barrel profits drop 36 percent
• Former Metro Police Sgt. Mark Chesnut settles suit in prison break case
• Survey: Shoppers to spend less on holidays
• Filmmaker Michael Moore coming to Vanderbilt
• HealthSpring makes Fortune’s fast-growing 100 list
• Economists group revises growth forecast lower
• 'Hank Williams: The Legend Begins' box set released today
• Analysis: Tennessee's most affluent communities
• Three plead guilty in neighborhood gunfight investigation
• 5 cash-for-gold businesses accused of violating law
• Anonymous donor gives $150,000 for relief, offers challenge
• Rachael Lampa to debut new album and 'The Sing-Off' at 12th & Porter
• Nashville GDP up 5.45 percent in 2010
• Airport South industrial building sells for $3.2 million
• HCA investigating drop in Medicare revenue
• Most Music City Center contracts go out of state
• Tennessee colleges highlighted by U.S. News
• Groupon begins e-commerce voucher sales
• Bank doctors helped craft Bank of America cure
• 25% of retailers expect less holiday hiring
• Soundland: Nashville's next music festival comes to town September 21 - 24
• 84-year-old priest sentenced to 3 months for Oak Ridge protest
• Cell phones, iPods stolen from Gallatin High's band buses
• TN State Library adds letters from whites who led black troops in Civil War
• POLL: Music City Center contracts
• Wreck on I-65 southbound near East Trinity
• Front later this week expected to precede cooler temperatures
• Vanderbilt No. 17 for third straight year in ‘U.S. News’ poll
• Let Cooper lead debate on jobs bill
• Most Music City Center contracts go out of state
• Fall like weather returns to the Clarksville area Thursday
• Clarksville man sues alcohol wipes company
• Rutherford Democrats to select 2012 candidates in primary
• Nashville Rescue Mission seeks donations after fire
• Democratic senator attacks TN voter ID law
• Mona Charen: 'Keeping the Republic' helps Americans make right decisions
• Circuit Judge Barbara Haynes will retire Nov. 15
• Affected communities should have a say
• State a critical partner in program
• Music council gets new name, streamlined leadership, director
• Divinity School exhibition examines ‘the road’ in the arts
• Free women’s health seminar at One Hundred Oaks
• New session of Weight Watchers at Work to meet at Student Life Center
• VUCast: Future diabetes vaccine?
• Music Council streamlines as MC2
• Rich-Westerholm council race garners one-third of early votes
• Ryman Alley to receive update
• 'Durbin amendment' debate hits Nashville
• Ramsey: Did Republican donations lead to Gibson raid?
• Jim Lovensheimer: “Why Musicals Matter”
• Vanderbilt football ranks 72nd in attendance
• Future Diabetes Vaccine?
• Shonlock leaving TobyMac's Diverse City for solo career
• Bank of America CEO expects $5 billion in cuts
• A look at post-9/11 small business loans
• Campus commemorates 9/11
• TSU announces Homecoming 2011 Celebration Schedule
• U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin pushes national Amazon legislation in Nashville
• 42,000-square-foot warehouse fetches $1 million
• New emergency preparedness office Launched
• Nashville gas prices retreat
• Celebrate with 60-year employee Margurite Douglas at service awards ceremony Sept. 13
• Corker, Tea Party members meet privately
• Eight beers that Americans are giving up on
• Airlines hike fares for 10th time this year
• BofA's chief to address wary investors today
• AT&T to redesign retail stores
• Top of the List: Tourist Attractions
• Applications available for appeals court opening
• Wreck slows traffic I-40 West near Elm Hill Pike
• Sunny weather expected for start of work week
• The Hermitage Hunts for a New Kind of Birdie This Year!
• Symbolic 9/11 climb leaves firefighters exhausted, proud
• Oil-based paint disposal set for Saturday in Murfreesboro
• France to honor 2 Nashvillians in arts
• BLACKBURN ANNOUNCES DISTRICT MILITARY SERVICE ACADEMY DAYS
• Habitat for Humanity to help renovate seized house
• Sunny skies today, cold front moves through Wednesday
• Gail Kerr: 'Nashville Nine' spurs debate on value of history
• Weekly Obsession: Getting in shape with Karl
• Southwest Airlines flight rescreened in Nashville
• Register by Saturday for veterans job fair at Vol State
• Ross Porter: Tradesmen deserve their day in the sun
• Try one of Nashville's Mexican restaurants in September
• Try one of Nashville's Latin restaurants in September
• Vanderbilt vs. UCONN: The good, the bad, and the ugly
• Wreck reported on I-40 East at Stewarts Ferry Pike
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms today, sunny conditions tomorrow
• BLACKBURN STATEMENT ON THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11
• Tennessee boomers face growing threat of hunger
• Famous studio may find new life at fairgrounds
• Gail Kerr: Judge vows to keep Davidson drug courts viable
• Big & Rich, Gretchen Wilson present U.S. Air Force vet with $300K home
• Blackburn, congressional panel step in on Gibson case
• Marsha Blackburn: We strive daily to secure our homeland
• Bill Gibbons: New agencies have made Tennesseans more secure
• Steven D. Martin: Justice still denied to innocents who were tortured
• Nashville witnesses a calamity
• Flight diverted here; passenger detained
• Military families shoulder stressful burdens of war
• Fliers feel safer, but at a price
• Rutherford County briefs: Home loan meeting slated Sept. 27 in Smyrna
• The week ahead: Al Gore leads worldwide online talk on climate change
• Davidson County briefs: Maya Angelou to speak at Belmont on Sept. 19
• Rutherford County briefs: Home loan meeting slated Sept. 27 in Smyrna
• Sumner County briefs: County education association sues Sumner school board
• 9/11 events
• Leonard Pitts: Human relentlessness carries us past the terror
• Richard J. Grant: Adversity must not deter our choice to be strong
• Dwight Lewis: Survivor anguish brings wish for peace
• Terry Crisp remembers friend Ace Bailey who was lost on 9/11
• Parachute Musical 'Kill It Cut It Down' cd release show Saturday at The 5 Spot
• UPDATED: Plane headed for Baltimore diverted to Nashville for security reasons
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms for the weekend
• Obama urges service, unity on 9/11 anniversary
• TN man ordered to repay $460K in fraud case
• Feds take over prosecution of counterfeit case
• Macon man arrested in shooting death of wife
• Program puts health care in pews
• United Way is hurting for cash
• Country artists reflect on 9/11-inspired songs
• Conservative economic plan falls apart on health care alone
• When wind dies down, cost of energy goes up
• Citizens group, city officials square off
• Critics say TVA operates in secrecy
• LaTresa, Tin Cup Gypsy & Grace Adele headline Friday's Full Moon Pickin' Party
• Panel will discuss ‘Would America be Different Without 9/11?’
• VUCast Extra: Commodores – a culture of success
• Where Were You on 9/11?
• Open Enrollment
• Walker named recycling coordinator, spearheads recycling effort at Move In
• Printing plates from historic ‘The Wall Street Journal’ on display
• Early motor experiences give infants social jump start
• Survey: More consumers say food trucks are appealing lunch option
• Vanderbilt vaccine researcher weighs in on ‘Contagion’
• New eProcurement ordering goes paperless
• Windsor Health Plan announces 200 new jobs
• Corker Responds to President's Address to Joint Session of Congress
• Corker Responds to President's Address to Joint Session of Congress
• Tennessee legislators react to Obama's jobs speech
• Brookings spikes Nashville conventional wisdom on education, employment
• Alexander Comments on the President’s Speech
• First person: Three hours in New York City on 9/11
• Goldberg leaving Vanderbilt Hospital for Loyola post
• Home sales spike again
• TN tracks Race to the Top spending
• Third time a charm for Arena Football?
• Amazon strikes tax deal with California
• Obama wants tax breaks for small businesses
• Patent reform passes U.S. Senate
• Air travel a decade after 9/11
• Anti-boss blogs are on the rise
• Man, 75, given 8 years in prison for burning brother's house
• Try one of Nashville's Italian restaurants in September
• Cave expert Thomas C. Barr to be celebrated Sept. 17
• Tennessean: Op-ed by Sen. Lamar Alexander: Sept. 11 demands grasp of American values
• Third time a charm for arena football?
• Delays expected this weekend on I-40 westbound in Donelson-Hermitage area
• Sobriety checkpoints announced in Williamson County
• Slowdown on I-40 near downtown
• Alexander: Energy and Water Appropriations Bill Includes “Much-Needed” Funding for the Corps of Engineers to Respond to Historic West Tennessee Floods
• Alexander on Energy and Water Appropriations Bill: “Labs in Tennessee Have a Number Of Programs That Are Critical to the Country and Congress Has Made Them a Priority”
• Teens and a parent charged in drug theft
• Temps to moderately warm through early next week
• Corker Comments on the Anniversary of September 11, 2001
• TVA revamps program, seeks sustainable growth
• Nashvillians unite to honor the fallen
• On 9/11 anniversary, chances to give back abound
• Award Winning Author Carol Swain Reflects on 9-11
• TNGOP Chairman Asks Where Gary Moore Stands On Union Partner James Hoffa's Hateful Rhetoric
• Nashville 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
• Metro candidates raise $90,000 for runoffs
• Cloudy conditions continue through the weekend
• Rutherford County hopes to update court's computer software
• BLACKBURN JOINS ENERGY AND COMMERCE COMMITTEE LEADERS IN DEMANDING ANSWERS FROM OBAMA ADMINISTRATION ON GIBSON GUITAR RAID
• Auction of Robert E. Lee tintype brings $23,001 to Goodwill
• Governance vacuum reinforces our differences
• Sept. 11 demands grasp of American values
• After tragedy, humanity overflows
• Cal Thomas: 9/11 isn't the past; it is our future
• Barry D. Umansky: Consumers may gain from changing telecom landscape
• Three Nashville men arrested in connection to Franklin auto burglaries
• Jesse Keith Whitley signs on for Darryl Worley's Tennessee River Run in Savannah
• Join campus community for 9/11 service Sept. 12 at noon
• Nashville home sales jump 28 percent in August
• Host countermeasure hinders HIV
• All-star concert Sept. 28 to mark 100th birthday of Bill Monroe
• Getting the right fit for hearing aids
• Analysis: Nashville Sounds near bottom in AAA attendance
• Charlie Daniels' 10th Annual Christmas 4 Kids adds Colt Ford and Joe Nichols
• Goodbye forever, Grizzly River Rampage
• Nashville-area foreclosures rise in June
• New lows for mortgage rates
• Talking to children about 9/11
• Bring in sweets Sept. 9 for Vanderbilt’s first responders
• Bank of America denies report of new closures
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- Tribute to Senator Hatfield
• Recollections: Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?
• US falls to 5th in global competitiveness
• The Exit/In celebrates 40 years, with Daniel Ellsworth and more
• How top CEOs would fix the economy
• Companies that make their employees happier
• Clarcor announces $28 million expansion
• GOP lawmaker: Tennessee ‘too easy’ on jobless
• North American completes $217 million GreenBank acquisition
• Memory gallery: Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?
• SEC votes to accept Texas A&M as 13th team
• Sylvan Park South to open on Nolensville Road
• Travel the world at Nashville's 2011 Wine on the River
• Corker Hopes President Will Focus on Long Term Solutions
• Corker Hopes President Will Focus on Long Term Solutions, Says Government’s Role Should Be Creating Environment for Private Sector Job Creation
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- 9/11 10th Anniversary
• Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) -- Jobs, Economy, President's Speech
• Robert E. Lee tintype goes for $23,001 at Goodwill auction
• Corker Hopes President Will Focus on Long Term Solutions
• Sen. Alexander on President Obama’s speech: “The President should have given a speech about his jobs plan two and a half years ago”
• TN 9-11 event features anti-Islamic speakers
• Police seek suspect in Old Hickory robbery
• Temperatures expected to gradually warm
• 'Good Morning America' to feature Leiper's Fork
• BLACKBURN STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S ADDRESS TO CONGRESS
• Gloomy skies continue into the weekend
• TVA exec to head Ladies Hermitage Association board
• Murfreesboro girl mourned after drowning
• Raids target illicit synthetic drugs
• Mona Charen: Democrats only want civility when it's directed at them
• Most school boards lack evaluation skill
• Expect only more spending from Obama
• Charters would have new overseer
• Community Research Partners meeting Sept. 9
• Service Awards ceremony Sept. 13
• Neighborhood Defense Fund announces council runoff endorsements
• Ticket presale for Dierks Bentley event Sept. 8
• See the women’s basketball photo shoot
• Mayor’s 5K kickoff event Sept. 10
• Gibson CEO to attend Obama speech as Rep. Blackburn's guest
• Fall 2011 International Lens schedule announced
• Get discounts on upcoming TPAC shows
• Feedback wanted on future use of Sarratt
• Blackburn invites Gibson CEO to Obama speech
• Mini-golf site sells for $2.8 million
• Delta adds Wi-Fi to regional jets
• Complete list of the 2011 CMA Awards nominees
• National Folk Festival attendance: 50,000
• Vanderbilt Rowing gets improved boat dock
• Taylor Swift to receive the 2011 Symphony Ball Harmony Award
• Olive & Sinclair opens chocolate factory to the public
• Pat Emery buys more Crescent Resources property for $40M+
• Former execs force AirPlay Direct into bankruptcy court
• Cassidy Turley buys Atlanta brokerage
• Nine named to Athletics Hall of Fame
• Gallery reception Sept. 8
• John Folsom prints feature of Sarratt Gallery exhibit
• September is Infant Mortality Awareness Month. My NEWBORN Act would address the...
• ‘Musica Campesina’ to screen free at Sarratt
• BLOG: Gibson CEO to sit with Rep. Blackburn for Obama's speech
• Parole board member votes to release Gaile Owens; 3 more votes needed
• TVA scales back energy program
• International Paper of Memphis buys Temple-Inland for $4.3B
• President Obama to unveil $300 billion jobs plan
• Clarksville crew removes roof from wrong home
• Sprint Nextel sues over AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Officials approve settlement in 2007 Selmer crash
• Record number of U.S. poor are working-age adults
• Groupon IPO may be canceled
• Hot Chelle Rae at The Ryman
• Try one of Nashville's Indian restaurants in September
• Alexander: “The President’s Focus Tomorrow Night Ought to Be on Fewer Regulations, Lower Tax Rates and More Trade”
• Family finds pet dog hanging from tree in Smyrna
• Catholic Charities opens grant applications for 2012
• 2 Nashville-area hospital chains to merge
• Crash on I-24 near Ellington
• Mount Juliet named one of America's top playful cities
• POLL: Al Gore and climate change
• Man crashes car, runs into woods, tells police he was hunting
• Cooler temperatures remain this week
• Award Winning Author Carol Swain Discusses Declining Values and Morals in America in New Book
• School for the Blind art to be on display
• Mayor Dean starts 5K training Saturday
• Cloudy skies and drizzle through the weekend
• Neuroscience causes court headaches
• Al Gore's message about climate change grows in urgency
• Murfreesboro mosque receives bomb threat; feds investigate
• White Castle in Lebanon hosts 9/11 remembrance today
• Soggy Middle Tennessee escapes flooding from Lee
• Early voting in Metro Council runoffs is at a trickle
• Gene Policinski: Court chips at media right to cover public-school sports
• Cal Thomas: Conservative group has plan that will work
• Suicide rate pushes us to address depression
• Gail Kerr: Pam Murray's antics, anger are last thing this city needs
• Sylvan Park's McCabe Park Community Center slated for grand opening
• Take part in 9/11 commemorative events
• University announces Diversity Week 2011 events
• Solar's forecast: A national update
• Poll: Your thoughts on the 9/11 attacks
• Zagat names its top fast-food chains
• RegionalCare, Essent Healthcare to merge
• Nashville gas prices bounce back
• Dr. Bobby Jones recognized for gospel music contributions at Kennedy Center Sept. 3
• DaVita closes on purchase of DSI Renal
• Tennessee construction values flat in July
• Expert source on FEMA funding freeze available to media
• National Book Award winners to read from work at Vanderbilt
• Nashville named a top 10 nightlife spot
• Antioch retail strip fetches $1.5 million
• YP Nashville Monthly
• CMA Awards nominees announced
• Does Google think you’re closed?
• HR Notes
• Child who drowned Sunday was from Murfreesboro
• Alexander Supports Patent Reform Act
• KS Rhoads and The Nashville Symphony at Live On The Green this week
• Bank of America could cut as many as 30,000 jobs
• UT names Alabama’s Dave Hart athletic director
• U.S. airlines survive decade since 9/11 amid changes
• Poll: Your thoughts on 9/11
• U.S. Postal Service warns of billions in losses
• Top of the List: Mortgage Lenders
• Inmate dies in Williamson County Jail
• Try one of Nashville's French restaurants in September
• Power restored to most NES customers Tuesday
• TN Library displays art from School for the Blind
• Tropical Storm Lee brings rain to Middle TN Tuesday
• TVA exec named Ladies Hermitage Association chair
• 'The Water Coolers' to Perform in Folsom, CA
• Volunteer fire departments struggle to recruit members
• Roll-your-own cigarette machines draw scrutiny
• StoneCrest Medical Center offers free disaster preparedness training
• Labor Day gathering thanks workers
• Cloudy, cool conditions for the rest of the workweek
• George Will: Burning questions for the GOP candidates
• Ruth Marcus: After dustup, jobs speech had better be good
• People want permanent fix in Washington
• Move would tie budget to Constitution
• Incredible Dave's at Rivergate Mall: you can eat healthy
• Nashville's Will Hoge announces fall tour dates, upcoming CD release
• In health-care mecca, infants at risk
• Printers Alley paving a positive step — particularly for heel-wearing women
• Weekly Obsession: Tweets not so sweet
• Percy Priest Lake cleanup scheduled for Sept. 24
• Rain, cooler temps expected throughout the week
• Try one of Nashville's Ethiopian restaurants in September
• A cold front and Lee bring a touch of fall to the area
• Veteran paralyzed in Iraq aims to conquer 9/11 memorial ride
• Heroes return to New York
• Recovery from Nashville flood comes slowly for Bordeaux community
• Middle class could be losing its political clout
• Obama to face voters without economy boost
• Mona Charen: 'New York Times' on a racial profiling goose chase
• Rutherford redistricting plan divides neighborhood, but lines may change
• Gail Kerr: By tackling small stuff, council can bring big change
• La Vergne community yard sale will benefit PAL
• Hilda L. Solis: Manufacturing is again driving U.S. economy
• Their bus is fit for president
• Denied permit, quarry company files suit in Sumner County
• Gretchen Wilson to headline Mt. Juliet parade
• Vandy vs. Elon: The good, the bad, and the ugly
• Cloudy, cooler conditions for Labor Day weekend
• When Blackman high band marches, this drummer rolls
• To help Myanmar refugees, Rutherford teachers get creative
• Political Notebook: Candidate/reservist says service won't interfere with office
• ACLJ suits don't focus on First Amendment
• Wilson County Briefs: Lebanon approves tax rate
• Williamson County Briefs: Firefighters to climb in honor of 9/11 rescuers
• Davidson County Briefs: Historian portrays women who helped make Tennessee
• Week ahead: State fair kicks off Friday
• Week in review: Flood buyouts are on hold
• Rutherford County Briefs: Murfreesboro council OKs firefighting grant application
• MTSU meets tragedy with resolve for nonviolence
• HCA prices shares at $30, begins trading Thursday
• Republicans will do what is best for community
• 'Ketronmander' lays bare political ambitions
• Richard J. Grant: Justice Department a flop on business competition
• Dwight Lewis: Column evokes pleas for common sense, justice
• Silver Care Solutions completes $3 million funding round
• Nashville's NPR station optimistic despite turmoil
• Gov. Bill Haslam considering privatization, but not likely yet
• Nashville home sales lose ground in February
• Slow moving Tropical Storm Lee to bring heavy rain
• Auto supplier invests $32M in Manchester, creating 70 jobs
• Gulch's Velocity condos to be sold this week
• Report: 1 in 10 Nashville-area mortgages underwater
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms for the end of the Labor Day weekend
• Tenn. high court hears botched home repair case
• Emdeon, Cumberland profits soar
• Eminent domain fight near Music City Center
• Memphis voters' verdict: Disband school district
• Reality show gives Nashville man a shot at grilled cheese empire
• Steve Turner named Nashvillian of the Year
• National Folk Festival Opening Day
• Suspect shot during robbery attempt in critical condition
• The Hermitage Announces Board of Directors for the Fiscal Year of 2011-12
• Ray Waddle: Coach's joy leads to questions about nature of God
• Goodwill's Robert E. Lee find sparks bidding war
• Convicted child murderer is pregnant
• Join the Center for Teaching’s 25th anniversary celebration
• Teach today's children about MLK's many struggles
• Feds must act on out-of-state tax deals
• Convicted child murderer is pregnant
• VU students to do service work over 9/11 weekend
• Career Ladder Series: Dealing with Distressed Customers
• Apartment complex sells for $18.4 million
• Vanderbilt Eye Institute offering LASIK at lower price
• Free retirement counseling
• Poll: Your thoughts on 9/11
• Get in shape with Dayani Center boot camp
• Free workshops discussing autism spectrum disorders
• Volunteers needed for Mason Rudolph Championship
• Unlike most, Nashville’s financial sector is growing
• Metro Police, feds on lookout for suspect in gunfight
• Looking up: VU pediatrician is top amateur astronomer
• Government to sue big banks over mortgages
• Alexander: “President’s Agenda is a Big, Wet Blanket on the Economy”
• Zero U.S. job growth in August
• A wreck on I-40 near Bellevue has traffic at a crawl
• Tennessee issues first captive insurance license
• September 2011 Newsletter
• Piedmont Natural Gas seeking higher rates
• VUCast: Ten Years Later: Forever Changed
• Kloess retiring from HCA’s TriStar
• Gallery: Six Nashville companies ready for the next step
• Cracker Barrel responds to investor’s planned proxy fight
• Tennessee redistricting maps may be under wraps until 2012
• CHS completes sale of Oklahoma hospitals
• Following Belak's death, NHL looks into recent off-ice fatalities
• National Folk Festival kicks off in Nashville
• Brookdale completes Horizon Bay acquisition
• Titans’ Chris Johnson gets paid
• Economists see job market weakening
• Deals could bolster exports
• Celebrate National Cheese Pizza Day on September 5, 2011
• IBC Events & News
• Corker Welcomes White House Request of EPA to Withdraw Premature and Costly Air Quality Regulations Until 2013
• Alexander Says Administration’s Decision to Withdraw New Ozone Restrictions is “Welcome News”
• Poll: Special Visa
• Air quality alert issued for Friday
• Sunny skies today, scattered showers and storms for Labor Day
• Murfreesboro attorney joins youth board
• Clarence Page: Class reunions' therapeutic value overcomes angst
• Postal Service profitable if Congress acts
• Be ready for next big emergency
• Responders review turbulent 2010-2011
• Shackled mom seeks visa reserved for crime victims
• Kathleen Parker: Being the divas public wants takes time, eyeliner
• New rules mean big changes for coal plants
• Williamson blood drive planned on 9/11 anniversary
• Man with gun near Smyrna school broke no laws
• Vanderbilt exhibits explore how books and art inspire each other
• Cooper's on Porter: you can eat healthy
• Learn about benefits at Employee Health Fair Sept. 8
• Vanderbilt launches sports concussion center
• The Roys to perform with Ricky Skaggs and The Whites at the ICM Awards
• FEMA freezes $30.4 million in Nashville buyouts
• Tracy Lawrence disorderly conduct charges dropped
• Where were you on 9/11?
• At the Ready
• In Conversation with Billy Collins
• Editor’s Note – Sept. 2011
• Looking Back
• Kim Drake: What’s Your Story?
• Nashville home prices tick up
• Nissan sales rise 19 percent in August
• Still on the menu? Salt, and lots of it
• Nashville-based BreatheAmerica raises $12 million, plans treatment centers
• First Acceptance Corp. of Nashville reports $53.5M loss
• Announcing NBJ's 2011 CFO Awards honorees
• Sommet Group hasn't paid up
• The National Folk Festival comes to Nashville this Labor Day weekend
• Severe weather sirens to be tested Sept. 3
• Last chance to sign up for Kindermusik
• Nashville reclaims title of ‘America’s Manliest City’
• Nashville Restaurant Week begins Monday
• Weight Loss program orientation Sept. 6, 13
• Folk Festival works around alcohol ban
• Not a great day for Nashville sports
• SEC asked to require political donation disclosure
• Security increasing as Sept. 11 anniversary nears
• Michael Dell: PCs will remain a focus
• City Paper names new editor
• Justice Department unlikely to negotiate with AT&T to save merger
• 10 cars thieves refuse to steal
• Lebanon man faces federal cocaine charges
• Wreck slows traffic on I-65 South at East Trinity Lane
• POLL: Nashville joins SlutWalk movement
• Local McDonald's honored by TN National Guard
• Victim shot in neck during home invasion early Thursday
• Downtown road closures to go in effect Thursday
• Cooler temperatures coming soon, but first more heat
• Murfreesboro council to hear firefighting grant requests
• Manhole work will close intersection in Murfreesboro
• 14-year-old charged in teen's slaying
• FEMA freeze threatens Nashville flood buyouts
• Divisive SlutWalk heads to Nashville to rally against blaming victims
• Sunny skies into the weekend, showers and thunderstorms Sunday
• Family sues New Life Lodge for $32M after woman's death
• Portland names new police chief
• Wade Belak’s death shocks Predators
• Nissan donates car training seats to Rutherford sheriff's office
• HOD Reception honoring Professor Bob Innes
• Stage collapse elevates safety questions
• Oversight, good communication are vital
• Nashville Opera seeks fundraising high note
• Dwight Lewis: Act now to stop youth violence
• Ruth Marcus: Perry's 19th-century values in writing for all to see
• Run for the Cure Sept. 17
• Two art exhibits examine text and image
• Béla Fleck to premiere his 'Concerto for Banjo' with the Nashville Symphony
• Ray Price to perform at Loretta Lynn's Ranch on September 3
• ICM Awards announce Top Five category finalists
• The Southern steakhouse and oyster bar coming to Pinnacle
• Man gets 11 years in prison in child porn case
• Vanderbilt launches new accounting program focused on valuation
• Report: Online job vacancies down in Tennessee
• Consumer Affairs adopts quick response codes system
• Divisive SlutWalk heads to Nashville
• AT&T, T-Mobile merger faces U.S. antitrust suit
• Nashville Entrepreneurs' Organization's 'Catalyst' program launches
• Dollar General to launch e-commerce site
• MedQuist issues shares in M*Modal deal
• Earnings: Genesco narrows losses
• Wilson Co. welding company seeks bankruptcy protection
• Sekisui Plastics plans $3M expansion in Maury County
• TSU Kicks off Centennial with Founders’ Day Convocation Sept 14
• Nashville attorney wants to help take Kim Kardashian sex tape offline
• Adelicia developer plans luxury Gulch high-rise apartments
• Sekisui Plastics to open facility in Mt. Pleasant
• Tennessee publicly releases plan for coping with 30% cuts
• Does the Titans' Chris Johnson deserve the big bucks?
• What bad press? Bruce Pearl becomes marketer
• Top CEOs made more than companies' tax expenses
• The 10 most dangerous jobs in America
• Freddie Mac stepping up multifamily loans
• Consumer confidence at two-year low
• Slowdown on I-40 eastbound
• 14-year-old charged with murder of 15-year old
• Cooler temps expected starting on Labor Day
• Mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures into the weekend
• Judge upholds ruling for Murfreesboro mosque
• Smyrna plans moment of silent remembrance of 9/11
• Music City Blue Circuit extends hours in free downtown bus route
• Sumner customers won't see higher water bills yet
• Settlement reached over ad during Diane Black race
• Gail Kerr: GOP's redistricting scheme only hurts Nashville
• Metro gives $100K to National Folk Festival
• Howard Gentry sworn in as Criminal Court clerk
• Judge Adolpho A. Birch leaves legacy of justice, kindness
• Long-term regional transit must proceed
• TN court proposal endangers right to counsel
• DeWayne Wickham: Florida's Scott, GOP go fishing for welfare abusers
• Mona Charen: Irene is latest testimony to how science is 'unsettled'
• Leonard Pitts: Tea party gets taste of its own venom
• Learning assessment clinic serves students experiencing learning challenges
• Will be on WREG’s Live at 9 tomorrow to discuss my recent trip to Africa and the...
• Mentor an individual with disabilities through job-shadowing program
• The Band Perry sells out the Ryman Auditorium in 20 minutes
• New insight into impulse control
• New director of Center for Medicine, Health and Society to speak Sept. 21
• O'Shea signs with Sony Music Australia
• New journal publishes budding scientists’ research
• Hill to assume new diversity role
• Mark Wayne Glasmire celebrates returning soldiers with new single 'Coming Home'
• Grant bolsters liver tumor surgery techniques
• British journalist Gary Younge set to speak at TSU as part of Common Reader for Fall program
• ABC Group Fuel Systems announces $5 million expansion
• Gentry sworn in as criminal court clerk today
• Food trucks: The way government regulation works
• LoanDepot.com opens regional mortgage center in Franklin
• Tennessean editor Mark Silverman leaving for Gannett HQ
• Student developed smart phone applications debuts
• Adelicia developer plans luxury Gulch high-rise apartments
• NYX plans $23 million plant in Perry County
• Earnings: Dollar General's profits up 3.5 percent
• Sustainability speaker series kicks off Sept. 22 with Bill McKibben
• Air Quality Alert issued for today
• Consumers were in the mood to spend this summer
• How Dean's "pursuit" of Tampa Bay Rays went viral
• Summer brings booking boom for Nashville hotels
• Nashville part of redistricting battle?
• Tennessee to study I-24 congestion, safety
• Budget cuts, debt debate complicate Obama jobs plan
• Retired Metro police officer honored for service
• 'Tennessean' editor leaves for Gannett corporate office
• National Folk Festival to enliven Bicentennial Mall with music, dance, crafts and cuisine
• Corker, Alexander, DesJarlais, Fleischmann Welcome DOT Proposal to Eliminate Costly Road Sign Replacement Deadlines
• TN accepts applications for business grants
• Summer sizzles for Nashville-area hotel bookings, too
• Corker, Alexander, DesJarlais, Fleischmann Welcome DOT Proposal to Eliminate Costly Road Sign Replacement Deadlines
• Wreck slows traffic on I-40 West at Briley Parkway
• Man accused of forcing women into prostitution
• Air quality alert issued for Tuesday
• House fire at 16th Ave. N.
• Michael W. Smith to release 2nd instrumental 'Glory'
• Murfreesboro mosque wins again
• Nashville's Hillsboro High changes name for Nicole Kidman film
• Demise of Kroger location on Dickerson Pike worries residents
• 10th annual Americana Honors and Awards will air on NPT, 'Austin City Limits'
• Rick Perry may force Mitt Romney to shift course, strategy
• Some Sumner County school projects still await funding
• North Nashville meeting to focus on gang violence, safety
• House GOP aims to relax coal ash rules
• Some self-employed workers thrive in recession
• Backpage.com ad leads to man's arrest on sex trafficking charge
• Cal Thomas: Rubio may be inexperienced, but he has vision
• New session of Weight Watchers at Work begins Sept. 13
• Support Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt at local businesses
• Nashville food truck debate heats up over conflict of interest debate, Sanderson won't step back
• Jumpstart announces latest biz grads
• Regions’ legal loss provision for Morgan Keegan $300 million
• Nashville ranks 37th in new metro population estimates
• Nashville gets low grade for active lifestyle
• Thomas Nelson selects Max Lucado title for first e-book
• Gavin DeGraw plans bar/ music venue in downtown Nashville
• Permits issued for Opry Mills, Barnes & Noble at Vanderbilt
• Ana Egge and Sarah Siskind at the Bluebird Cafe
• System is good for teachers because it's good for kids
• TennCare should embrace smoking-cessation benefit
• Teachers question evaluation plan
• MTV VMA Top Moments and Performances
• Mark your calendars for Nashville Restaurant Week 2011
• Temperatures warming up into the middle of the workweek
• Go for the Gold ‘Quick Facts’ available
• Know Your Numbers this week
• TSU opens doors to indoor facility
• Despite hurricane, NYSE will open on time today
• Nashville district could be divided three ways, say Cooper, Dean
• Irene creates business winners and losers
• GOP takes aim at Moore's role with AFL-CIO
• Top of the List: Nashville's top property & casualty insurance companies
• Airports work to rebuild schedules after Hurricane Irene
• A.O. Smith completes Lochinvar deal
• McWherter's estate gives check to Pigeon River cleanup
• Man crashes while drag racing with 2-year-old in car
• Wreck slows traffic on I-65 South at OHB/Madison exit
• House fire at Newsome Station Rd., and Highway 70
• Parthenon Symposium - Really, Really Early Music: Songs of Ancient Greece
• Medical testimony ruling could be far-reaching
• TennCare committee urges broader stop-smoking coverage
• Regional planners to apply for $5 million Sustainable Communities grant
• Corps water rules are inconsistent
• LaGuardo community finds way to provide free water
• Beyonce makes a Surprise Baby Announcement at VMAs!
• Flood inflates pricetag for West Precinct
• Dispute could force out residents of rundown condo
• Weekly Obsession: Strum the tanbour
• Big & Rich, Gretchen Wilson donate proceeds from Sept. 2 local show to veterans
• Titans Preparing For First Round Of Cuts
• Labels true, appropriate way to stop smoking
• Suit dismissal shines light on green-building challenge
• Tropical Storm Irene moves into New England
• Comfortable, sunny conditions expected into the workweek
• The Glory Bugles return to TPAC with '800 Miles Off Broadway'
• Titans Sufffer Through Terrible Offensive Performance; Salvage 14-13 Win
• Groups' report suggests $380B in 'green cuts'
• Advantage Models & Talent: home of Miley Cyrus, Chris Young, Charlotte Dodds etc
• Agriculture Department is committed to transparency
• State's stores are highly compliant by status quo
• Richard J. Grant: Tax job creators, and society's least productive suffer
• Dwight Lewis: Return Tigers to 'The Hole?' TSU deserves better
• Mona Charen: Biden woeful in speech on China's population-control program
• Parent involvement is best boost to student success
• Metro Police charge 101 in undercover stings
• Irene makes landfall
• A beautiful weekend for the area
• Sen. Bob Corker, Rep. Diane Black campaigns are money magnets
• Hurricane Irene begins to bring rain to coastal Carolina
• Folk Festival offers chance to hear roots of country
• Flow of pets, like rain, can overwhelm
• Patrick Fischer, former engineering chair, dies
• Search is on to corral outdated VUMC logos
• Starvation diet kills staph bacteria
• Keep left, protein says
• Birds found in freezer during Portland cruelty case died of starvation, reports say
• Haslam walks the line on economic development
• U.S. economy grew more slowly than estimated in the second quarter, Commerce Department says
• Well-Being Index: More Americans struggling
• Details from the Gibson Guitar search warrant
• Pavlović to discuss ‘Projected Histories’ at Frist Sept. 1
• UPDATED: Body of white male recovered from Cumberland River
• Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam: Bumps, but no double dip
• Try the best “cheap eats” in Nashville
• A. Schulman closing Nashville plant, eliminating 60 jobs
• VUCast Extra: Walking welcome for new ‘Dores
• Alexander Statement on the Passing of Justice Birch
• Irene continues to threaten the eastern seaboard
• Bernanke doesn't offer silver bullet in Jackson Hole speech
• Vanguard drops into the red in 4Q
• Sunny skies expected through the weekend
• 12 top dishes from Nashville food trucks
• Tenn. departments imagine what 30 percent cuts would look like
• Belmont still considering what to put in new $48M building
• What to expect from Bernanke's speech
• Survey: 35% of tablet owners use devices in bathroom
• USA Today: Marriage, divorce rates higher in the South
• AAA: Fewer traveling on Labor Day
• Gallery: Nashville's top food truck dishes
• Justice A.A. Birch Jr., TN's Thurgood Marshall, dies at 78
• Second TN casket napper arrested
• Traffic delayed on I-440 West at Hillsboro Pike
• POLL: Does TN need tougher animal protection laws?
• Abe's Garden is having a Elie Tahan's Trunk Show
• Parthenon Museum Announces New Docent Training Class
• Hearing to be held on Cedar Ridge landfill expansion
• Gibson Guitar chief denies wrongdoing after raids
• Teen organizes drive to help stop suicides
• Regulators to meet over TVA inspections
• New center's effect on Hendersonville traffic discussed
• Part of Mt. Juliet Road to close Saturday
• Mother arrested in death of baby son
• Weekend events: Hall of Fame offers screenings of Porter Wagoner's TV show
• Moderation, not Mormonism, issue for GOP
• Building permits
• Davidson County briefs: Runoff forum features District 6 candidates
• Davidson restaurant inspections
• ‘Robust’ link between preschool, language and literacy
• Early voting set for five district races involving runoffs
• Rick Horowitz: Perry's demagoguery poisons the political waters
• Ellen Goodman: Equal Rites Awards: The contestants runneth over
• Belmont University plans flagship hall
• Chancellor: University getting greener, needs to be less dependent on federal dollars
• Nashville, New York will be sites of live CMA nominees announcement Sept. 6
• Lipsey wins Earl Sutherland Prize for Achievement
• Curb Scholars, Creative Campus residential fellows flex imagination on Rube Goldberg machines
• Vanderbilt observes 9/11 with free, public events including talk by author Lawrence Wright
• Lunchtime lecture on Alzheimer’s Sept. 6
• Unemployment rates fall across Middle Tennessee
• NFIB condemns national labor board action
• Gibson Guitar forcefully maintains innocence
• One Spark: New from Gabe Dixon
• Learn from Apple: Start your succession planning now
• Highway Patrol releases name of man killed in early morning crash
• Corker: Nashville most entrepreneurial city
• Preds confirmed as centerpiece for 102.5 The Game
• Police arrest suspect in Wednesday Antioch shooting
• Frist: Health care law here to stay
• 'Billboard' recognizes Kenny Rogers' contributions to Adult Contemporary
• Hurricane Irene begins its turn to the north towards North Carolina
• Sunny skies expected for the upcoming weekend
• How bad has the housing market been in Tennessee? A sobering view
• Groups seek to lift Tennessee suffrage profile
• Legacy of state's suffragists is felt nationwide
• Rodney Perry coming to Nashville's Jazz & Jokes August 26-27th
• Downtown Nashville building fetches $625,000
• 15-year-old leads THP on longest chase in East TN history
• Activist investor makes waves at Cracker Barrel
• Haslam: ‘Dead wrong’ to say TN doesn’t keep its word on biz deals
• Corker says Amazon, online retailers not collecting sales taxes 'patently unfair'
• Preview: Inside Memphis’ Pyramid as a Bass Pro
• Apple's Steve Jobs resigns; A look at Tim Cook, his replacement
• Escalade tops list of most-often stolen vehicles
• Obama administration weighs broad mortgage refinancing plan
• Survey: 10% of companies will drop health coverage
• Police: Murfreesboro woman charged after calling 911 9 times in 15 minutes
• Mt. Juliet man on trial on charges of trying to buy granddaughters
• Chance of storms less likely Thursday; Sunny weekend expected
• Briley Parkway West at Dickerson Pike remains closed
• TN commissioner Bill Hagerty named chair of tech nonprofit
• Ex-college student suing over dorm rape accusation
• Ex-governor Bredesen serves on jury
• Muse Boutique of Nashville is hiring
• Gibson raided but lips zipped
• Smokers adapt to tough bans
• Haslam appoints Judge Bivins to criminal appeals court
• SEEN Magazine Interview with Dean Benbow
• TN Court of Judiciary faces new scrutiny
• D.C. memorial extols King's struggle for equality
• Rutherford deputy resigns during investigation
• Gen. Petraeus' wife battles scams against soldiers
• Dwight Lewis: King will be memorialized in perfect place, time
• Cal Thomas: Virginia's recovery shows what GOP leadership can do
• TN needs more women to be leaders
• Expect positive renewable trend to continue
• Some worry as solar grants fade
• Nashville State Community College to open Clarksville satellite campus
• $4.85 million grant will expand law and neuroscience network
• Haslam appoints Bivins to appeals court
• UPDATED: Metro Police, rescue workers respond to Antioch shooting
• Hone your creative chops at Curb Creative Practice Bootcamp
• Former governor Phil Bredesen serves on Davidson jury this week
• Gibson Guitar raided in Nashville, Memphis
• Country star's first home is on the market: Want to be John Rich's neighbor?
• The impact of a potential Tennessee credit downgrade
• Vol State Chief picked for Regents post
• Ronnie Milsap headlining Music City Festival at Riverfront Park on August 27
• Survey: Experience, education keys to job security
• VUCast: We move you
• Healthways to acquire Navvis & Co. for $28.7 million
• How to react in an earthquake
• Be prepared if an earthquake strikes
• Authorities search for prison escapee in Nashville
• ECD announces grant opportunities for nine regional entrepreneur centers
• Corker Statement Honoring Dedication of Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial
• Football season opener to feature $12 tickets, fireworks
• Why Can't The Titans Win The AFC South?
• Belmont opens law school with 130 students
• Landmark law and neuroscience network expands at Vanderbilt
• CDC: Fewer Tennesseans smoking
• Hot and humid today, comfortable conditions for the weekend
• Survey: Slump brings shrinking profits for small biz
• VUMC amps up war on malware
• AmSurg strikes a cheaper deal for National Surgical Care
• 105 Tennessee companies make Inc. 5000
• AmMed Direct exits pharmacy business
• TVA to sell nuclear reactor
• Eyes on New Madrid fault after East Coast quake
• Washington Monument has cracks from quake
• Lady Vols’ Pat Summitt diagnosed with dementia
• Facebook revamping privacy controls
• Isolated thunderstorms expected Wednesday night, Thursday
• Charters held accountable at any site
• Protesters urge U.S. Rep. Diane Black to focus on jobs
• 4 shooting deaths in North Nashville raise alarm
• Wilson fair sets attendance record at 545,000
• Fight continues over billboard at Bell, Murfreesboro roads
• Mona Charen: Rep. Ryan: altar-boy smile in the White House?
• DeWayne Wickham: Perry's record doesn't jibe with claims in campaign
• Government divides nation
• Charter schools head for suburbs
• Free ice cream around campus Aug. 24
• Renowned spine surgeon to deliver VUSM Dean’s Lecture
• Nominate yourself or a co-worker for ‘What’s Your Story?’
• TSU Students Compete in 48-Hour Film Project
• Dental Clinic Unveiled During Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Aug 26
• Deloitte study: 4G rollout could spur 771,000 U.S. jobs
• FDIC announces rare decline in 'problem' list; Tennessee banks profit but lag nation
• Three teens arrested following Music Row vehicle break-ins
• Tennessee ranks 24th in job growth
• Concert review: Return To Forever IV in Nashville at the Schermerhorn
• (College) Kids these days: Beloit College releases Mindset List
• Student’s life saved by CPR, wants to share skill with Vanderbilt community
• Second suspect in Saturday's deadly shooting surrenders
• To succeed, Libyan rebel leaders must not repeat mistakes made in Iraq
• The Great Smoky Mountains, a great weekend getaway spot
• Five Nashville companies make Inc. 500
• Nashville warehouse sells for $1 million
• Four shooting deaths in 48 hours raise alarm in North Nashville
• Police searching for suspects in shooting death of teen
• New home sales fall in July
• Titans Rookies Impressive Of The Field Too: Part Three, Karl Klug
• Obama administration will roll back business regulations
• Tennessee finance commissioner argues for AAA rating
• Haslam plans no changes to tort-reform law, despite GOP calls
• Standard & Poor’s president resigns
• Clarksville landfill now generating energy
• Report names world's costliest travel cities
• Teen gets 20 years for killing teens' father for $200
• Alexander Celebrates Opening of Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial
• Slowdown at I-40 eastbound near I-65
• 90 degree readings forecast through Thursday
• Artist Charles Keiger's 'Inside Out' at The Arts Company
• Hurricane Irene sets its sight on the eastern seaboard
• New website offers free legal advice to qualifying residents
• Police can't determine fault in fight over Pam Murray campaign signs
• Mostly sunny today, isolated showers and thunderstorms Thursday
• Spring Hill growth brings new political clout
• Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson and more will join Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame
• TVA's Gallatin plant getting pollution controls
• Southern Poverty Law, immigration group join 287(g) suit
• CMA reps announce new 'Lifetime Membership' option for industry veterans
• War on light pollution links stargazing to cost savings
• George Will: Mighty Gov. Christie doesn't need presidency
• Bachmann's gaffes, following amaze
• State argues its case to stay AAA
• Metro Action Commission preps for downtown office space move
• Tennessee citizens can offer debt management input to state
• Get in shape with Dayani Center boot camp
• Sarratt Art Studios gives you five reasons to take an art class this fall
• TSU offers ‘guaranteed pathways’ for community college students in 26 majors
• O'Charley's brand president resigns
• Marshall Chapman on Music City Roots this week
• Fannie Mae: Odds of another recession 'coin toss'
• ECD Commissioner Bill Hagerty to head Tennessee Technology Development Corp.
• Wall Street Journal: Nashville 'where the action is'
• FINRA to firms: Tweet and comment, just keep track
• Mortgage rates at record lows
• VUCast: Political past revealed
• Cover basic services, avert more damage
• La Vergne warehouse fetches $3.6 million
• Class of 2015 arrives on campus
• Nashville gas prices trickle down
• Lamar Alexander donates pre-Senate papers to Vanderbilt
• Mostly sunny skies and less humid conditons to begin workweek
• SouthernBred restaurant closes; owners will continue catering
• As Music City Star ridership grows, funding stalls
• Digital billboard plans rile Brentwood officials
• Apple backs off use of iPhone, iPad tracking tool
• Gadhafi overthrow should lower oil prices
• Airline passenger protection rules take effect Tuesday
• Stock market losses hurt state budgets
• Federal officials push back against cloud computing
• Top of the List: Commercial real estate brokerages
• Drug use suspected in Sunday car crash
• Two incidents slow traffic on I-40 westbound
• Monday's crime log
• Slightly above normal temperatures expected this week
• Wilson sheriff's wife named to oversee TN jails
• Record 545,945 visit Wilson County Fair
• Sen. Bob Corker is worth at least $13.6M
• Weekly Obsession: And one for all
• GOP may OK tax increase opposed by Obama
• 'Injustice' of divorce is a long journey for kids
• Music City Star draws riders, but funding to grow lags
• CPA opens $13M expansion today
• Football season is here: Find the best places in Nashville to watch the Titans
• Movement for legalized marijuana ignores dangers
• Cal Thomas: Attacks on evangelical candidates are pure bigotry
• Interview with Lenny White from Return To Forever
• Fashion boutique in Nashville
• Isolated thunderstorms today, mostly sunny skies expected to begin workweek
• Titans Win Battles, Lose Game In 17-16 Loss To The St. Louis Rams
• Nashville Fashion Show by Cirque LA CHIQUE!
• Two Fashion Casting Calls in Nashville
• Linda Chavez: Obama would put U.S. on a path like Britain's
• Williamson County Briefs: Transportation needs studied
• Davidson County Briefs: Library collects flood stories
• Rutherford County Briefs: City, county get more funds to battle homelessness
• Week in review: State to plan for cuts
• Week ahead: Runoff council voting begins
• There's not a better time for a new ballpark
• 'Super-committee' must steer clear of tax hikes
• New stadium must make economic sense
• Nashville sets new national model for volunteerism
• Richard J. Grant: Berlin Walls, real and metaphorical, cannot stand
• Dwight Lewis: Reports black voters have left Obama are untrue
• Hendersonville Police shut down library, investigate suspicious package
• Isolated showers and thunderstorms through the weekend
• Security guard shot during altercation with hospital patient
• Democrat State Representative Gary Moore Tapped As 'Obama's De-Facto Campaign Manager'
• Federal grant to secure riverbank in Old Hickory
• Plea deal frees 'West Memphis Three'
• Murfreesboro plans customer service class for all staffers
• Connie Smith slates 3 performances at local museum Aug. 22 and 29, Sept. 12
• Teachers Language Practices
• Joseph P. Tartaro: Events abroad make us cherish Second Amendment rights
• Ray Waddle: Prayer events could be more than political rallies
• Race is on to recapture copyrights
• America must revive its sense of compassion
• Alumni Hall named to National Register of Historic Places
• ‘Know Your Numbers’ and get fit
• Free Autism Spectrum workshops
• Sign up for AlertVU emergency notification
• Tomorrow I am hosting a money for college workshop at BRIDGES from 10am to noon....
• Vanderbilt students return to campus Aug. 20, move-in will be green
• Eroding land gets a lifeline
• LifePoint-Duke duo snags N.C. hospital
• Survey: More health costs shifting to workers
• Where to find new music: Paste Magazine
• Night Market open tonight
• Time to anticipate and adapt to climate change
• Grid parity: critical to TN solar industry
• Hemlock's Tennessee incentives top those for Wacker. Here's why.
• Earnings: Kirkland's posts $480,000 loss
• RNG Clothing Trunk Show for Women in Nashville
• Fashion Show at The Nashville Film Institute
• UAW pushes for Spring Hill restart in contract talks
• MTSU to research drone technology for U.S. Army
• TVA invests in pollution controls for Gallatin plant
• Bank of America cutting up to 10,000 jobs
• J.D. Power dials back auto sales forecast
• Unsettled weather expected through the weekend
• State agencies told to prepare up to 30 percent cuts in budgets
• Damage minimal from explosion at Mount Pleasant plant
• Wreck on I-24 westbound near Bell Road
• Back-to-school fun electrifies campus for the 2011-2012 school year
• Suspect surrenders for fatal shooting
• 90 degree readings with scattered showers expected to continue
• Homeless man Ken Goslin, 48, dies among friends
• C.B. Arnette's family provides fitting home for Rutherford historical society
• Rezoning for couple's studio in Gateway area rejected over parking concerns
• Davidson County building permits
• Davidson County restaurant inspections
• Sheriff vows appeal as shackled mom gets $200K
• Improving Student Teaching
• How brainy is your major?
• As youth write off script, educators defend it
• The real STEM crisis in education: “We lose 25,000 math and science teachers each year.”
• Amazon plans to release e-textbooks for the Kindle
• Fairview City Hall evacuated after mobile meth lab bust nearby
• TVA board approves construction of Bellefonte nuclear plant
• Judicial shuffle turns divorce court into crapshoot
• Citizen's information leads to arrest of convenience market robber
• Leonard Pitts: 'The Help' at least exposes lies we tell ourselves
• George Will: With European armaments declining, NATO's last show may be in Libya
• Nashville in fight to promote tolerance
• Program gives investigators more time
• Meth-lab cleanup gets tougher
• RAW Nashville Fusion; Mercy Lounge Aug. 19 to showcase all genres of creativity
• Public Works brush pickup jumps sharply from June to July
• The free Small Business Forum at the University of Memphis takes place tomorrow,...
• Musicologist Jim Lovensheimer will discuss the scholarly attributes of musicals at Vanderbilt University Sept. 6
• Metro Police issue warrant in 2009 cold case
• Crosslin & Associates of Nashville forms exec search firm
• Four Tennessee banks part of U.S. Treasury announcement on federal gov's capital fund
• Slideshow: Nashville among top 25 most visited U.S. cities
• ‘Robust’ link discovered between preschool, language and literacy
• Tennessee unemployment steady at 9.8 percent in July
• Clarksville police find dead body, investigate foul play
• Severe weather, rain not likely in Nashville tonight
• Tumor claims homeless man featured in Easter story
• Austin Peay, Vol State team up to offer chemical engineering tech program
• The Grascals receive four IBMA nominations
• Preview Vanderbilt’s Osher Institute fall courses
• The Band Perry to headline at the Ryman in February
• Champion of the Merit Shop Award
• Upgrade makes VUprint more convenient for users
• Poet Billy Collins to be in residence at Vanderbilt in September
• Register laptops, bikes with VUPD at library-hosted events
• Small Business Wire
• NCAA certifies Vanderbilt Athletics
• Green Hills luxury retailer on the auction block
• Challenge yourself with aerobics superclass
• Gresham, Smith and Partners working on LAX
• Health & Wellness Wellcast: Personal safety tips for young children
• Kabob restaurant heading to Hillsboro Village
• A fair day today, isolated showers and thunderstorms into the weekend
• Jury awards shackled mother $200,000 in damages
• GreenBank officially under reg action
• Solar installation fund dries up
• Tennessee may disclose future tax rulings
• Author Ann Patchett plans bookstore opening
• Rep. Gary Moore named AFL-CIO chief
• Big banks adding debit fees
• Shackled mother's attorney requests $1.2M in damages
• Alexander, Corker Comment on TVA Decision to Finish Bellefonte Nuclear Plant
• Federal funding announced for widening of I-65 in Nashville
• Temperatures expected to gradually warm through the weekend
• Teenager shot on Whites Creek Pike
• Statement from TNGOP Chairman Chris Devaney on Reagan Mural Vandalism in Cookeville
• Shackled mother recounts fears
• Walking, biking efforts get $2.5M boost
• Building plans: Lipscomb University revamps student activities site
• Former Trailer Choir vocalist Crystal Hoyt hosts free local showcase downtown
• Ann Patchett's Green Hills bookstore to open in October
• Humane Society chief calls for tougher cockfighting law in TN
• RTA approves additional bus trip on 92X route
• North Nashville residents fed up with crime
• Solar installers fear boom is over as grants run out
• Kathleen Parker: Perry, down-home-guy candidate redux
• Nashville mainstays see vast changes over 60 years
• Dwight Lewis: To blame a race for violence is to miss the point
• Fluoridation benefits outweigh risks
• Benefit of fluoride in public water is inconclusive
• Student records system unavailable Aug. 19-21
• Vanderbilt physicist honored for mentoring Hispanic, Native American students
• Bar Louie restaurant coming to the Gulch
• Renewables top nuclear energy for first time
• Downtown Nashville lots to offer pay-by-phone
• Join Vanderbilt walking team to cure diabetes
• As preparations are finalized for the unveiling of the Dr. Martin Luther King, J...
• Delta Spirit headline Nashville Block Party
• Tennessee students loans up 6.5 percent
• GIS moves into math and science classrooms
• Poll: What do you think is the most walkable neighborhood in the Nashville area?
• Volunteers sought for September golf tourney
• Tennessee 7th most financially distressed state
• New ‘bionic’ leg gives amputees a natural gait
• Grants to fund highway projects
• Passport Fair Aug. 31
• Check your weight and blood pressure
• Prenatal education classes offered
• Travel Fair to feature food, fun and prizes
• Man accidentally shoots self while driving on Interstate 24
• Fri., Aug. 19 Free Small Business Forum at the University of Memphis, 11:00am-3:...
• IBC Events & News
• Partly cloudy skies with isolated showers and thunderstorms through the weekend
• Student records system unavailable Aug. 19-21
• Goodlettsville apartment building sells for $4 million
• Memphis approves funding for Pyramid redevelopment
• Titans no longer town's hottest ticket
• Howard Gentry named Criminal Court Clerk
• O'Charley's founder Charles Watkins passes away
• XXX domains create headaches for businesses
• Former Nashville chef Sean Brock hits it big
• Study: 1 in 8 fake talking on cell phone to avoid people
• Watch for the 2012 Entertainment Book in Nashville
• Carbon monoxide at downtown building diverts traffic
• Wreck reported on I-24 near Bell Road
• POLL: Titans and tickets
• Reported shoplifting ring broken up in Hendersonville
• Air quality alert in effect for Middle Tennessee
• TNGOP State Executive Committee Unanimously Passes Resolution Supporting Constitutional Electoral College
• Tea party protesters slam Diane Black for debt vote
• Davidson sheriff's booking policy eases rules on religious headwear
• Davidson sheriff can't use 2 experts in shackled-mom case
• Roadside brush piling up in Metro
• Empathy for animals is a human calling
• Advance tickets for Tennessee State Fair are on sale
• McAlisters Deli on Franklin Road in Brentwood: you can eat healthy
• Arigato Sayonara in Rivergate: you can eat healthy
• Cal Thomas: Where are church leaders when Britain is in need?
• DeWayne Wickham: Democrats have friend in Bachmann
• Move beyond talk to combat city's growing poverty
• UT places itself on austere but solid ground
• Metro schools to survey parents about future academic calendar
• Discovery of how G proteins ‘turn on’ may lead to better drugs
• Tour athletics facilities during open house Aug. 23
• Franklin Pike auto showroom sells for $1.8 million
• Central Parking to lay off 254 in St. Louis
• Nashville among best college towns for real estate investors
• Au Bon Pain café opens at law school
• Feds provide $29.7M for Haslam plan
• MedQuist reports $5.5M profit
• Tennessee, Nashville rank high for pedestrian fatalities
• Elm Hill Pike property sells for $2.3 million
• Tea Party rallies against Rep. Black vote on debt ceiling
• On Saturday I will host a money for college workshop at BRIDGES from 10am to noo...
• Voorhees building closes, next step pre-leasing
• WPRT-FM switching to all-sports format
• Jackie Patillo named executive director of GMA
• Mostly sunny skies today, isolated showers and thunderstorms to end week
• On Friday I will join with the City of Memphis & the U.S. General Services Admin...
• Heart attack repair kit
• Police: Man charged after sexual assault at baby shower
• Child mauled by neighbor's pit bull in Clarksville
• Google says it's not becoming a mobile phone company
• Canada stage collapse leads to charges for Nashville company
• Warren Buffet goes shopping for Dollar General
• Dean ready to push for new Nashville minor league ballpark
• iPayment moving headquarters to N.Y.
• Religious head coverings to be exempt for Davidson Sheriff's policies
• Jury seated in case of woman shackled in jail during labor
• Overturned vehicle on I-24 W at Ellington and Spring delays traffic
• Tea Party to protest Diane Black's vote at rally Tuesday
• POLL: What's the best location for a new Sounds ballpark?
• HEROES BREAKFAST benefits Operation Stand Down, Inc.
• Ruth Marcus: Perry kicks off by lambasting the poor
• Nashville Sounds' stadium will get full debate
• Marine fought for his Westboro haters, too
• New pecking order shakes up GOP field
• Renovated Student Activities Center more welcoming to students, community
• Gallatin planning chief disciplined over decision on worker's raise
• Shortage of accountants challenges Middle TN
• Fire destroys century-old barn in Leiper's Fork
• Armstrong appointed senior development counsel
• Tennessee roads, bridges in a financial hole
• Steve Wariner, Merle Atkins honor guitarist Paul Yandell with c.g.p. designation
• Meet at North Precinct tonight to discuss crime, precinct changes
• Get discount on The Glory Bugles at TPAC
• City seeks developer to reinvent historic Bridge Building space
• Nominations for Levi Watkins Jr. Student Award now being accepted
• Charles C. Haynes: If Romney has problems, religion should not be one of them
• George Will: JFK helped keep Berlin Wall up
• Study seeks genetic profile of mitral valve regurgitation
• Man who killed 3-year-old child while driving drunk pleads guilty
• Controversy over art is good for society, argues Steven Tepper
• More workers moving into Tennessee than moving out, Atlas Van study shows
• Study: Too many pro teams in Nashville?
• On Bredesen's horizon: a talk with former gov
• “Lunch and Learn” Workshop Addresses Concerns of Healthy Eating
• Rutherford, Williamson among nation's fastest-growing counties
• Tenn. State Fair advance tickets on sale
• Police seek burglary suspect after scuffle with armed homeowner
• Commonly prescribed antibiotic may not be best for kids’ MRSA
• Two sentenced in Wal-Mart parking lot explosion
• Beautiful weather expected into the day Wednesday
• Jenkins scores 20 in WUG win
• Sarratt post-bookstore to be planned
• Google, Motorola Mobility $12.5B deal
• Small companies aren't borrowing
• Gov. Haslam dumps developer loan
• Top of the List: Franchisors in Tennessee
• SEC sticks with 12 schools, expansion
• Tainted beef recall includes TN stores
• Confessed soldier killer's claims don't match up, prosecutor says
• Monday's crime log
• Traffic delayed on I-40 West near Hermitage Ave.
• TVA at crossroads as it decides future of Bellefonte nuclear plant
• Quilt show to return to Sam Davis Home
• Winner's got plenty to crow about at Wilson fair
• Sexual orientation, gender identity issues heard
• Do's and don'ts for first-time college parents
• Permits to drill in TN drop sharply
• Federal, state money helps save Franklin battlefield
• Weekly Obsession: Still in the silly season
• Madison woman killed in Sunday morning wreck
• Provence Breads & Cafe at the Downtown Library: you can eat healthy
• Johnson Holdout Becoming A War Of Wills
• Gail Kerr: Turning 50 is nifty, a milestone that should be embraced
• Marijuana legalization bill offers safer alternative
• Cool, dry conditions expected for the Clarksville area
• Celebrate Resurrect Romance Week in Nashville
• Rutherford County briefs: Smyrna High football players suspended for fight
• Political Notebook: Ramsey pre-endorses Perry while Haslam waits
• Sumner County briefs: Schools relish fresh snacks
• Davidson County briefs: Nashville Nine nominations will be open through Aug. 26
• Williamson County briefs: Another opinion sought on Spring Hill crematory
• Wilson County briefs: Rep. Diane Black to speak at chamber luncheon
• Titans Rookies Impressive In First NFL Game; Give Rookie Coach His First Win
• The week ahead: TVA to vote Thursday on completing Ala. plant
• Queen Elizabeth II honors Nashville man
• Women's Political Caucus rebrands for larger statewide focus
• Stick to basic economics to reach agreement
• 'Super-committee' isn't best hope; Americans are
• Richard J. Grant: Brits arm themselves in face of PC government's failure
• Dwight Lewis: Poverty worsens, and children are hit hardest
• Holland House says leave the kids at home
• McConville takes reins of 101st Airborne Division
• Revelers sink teeth into Tomato Fest
• Gail Kerr: Cops, not legislature, should control confiscated guns
• Titans vs Vikings Game Notes
• Three Tenors to perform at Nashville Library
• Metro Police arrest 111 in undercover stings this week
• Catch the Muslims are Coming! tonight and tomorrow
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• DA wants teen tried as adult in principal stabbing
• Traffic advisory for Titans preseason game Saturday
• Former football star receives no jail time in child abuse case
• Casting call Saturday for Nicole Kidman's new movie
• Police: Alleged meth lab explodes in car
• Strong thunderstorms possible in afternoon
• Deputies find 600 lbs of dynamite at Tenn. house
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms today, cooler conditions to end weekend
• There's much to learn of soldiers' sacrifice
• Join dialogue on healthy images for women, girls
• 3 losing Metro Council candidates may contest election results
• Churches plan lecture series for 50 and older
• Driving for Taylor Swift gets 6 Metro cops suspended
• Perry to bring Texas style to race
• August brings multiple jolts to Obama
• Ames Straw Poll is part state fair, part politics
• Tennessee home to nation’s No. 1 logistics hub
• Centerre Healthcare partners on Ohio rehab hospital
• VUCast: Saved from silence
• Vanguard’s plans to buy Chicago hospital fall through
• Online Bookstore
• Red Sox scout takes helm of Trojan baseball program
• Downtown building sells for $1.5 million
• DCS halts sending kids to New Life Lodge
• Rockin' the Suburbs: Ri'chard's Louisiana Cafe
• Database: 2Q health of Middle Tennessee banks
• GreenBank reports $12.4M loss, expects enforcement action
• Veggie Project grows to meet community needs, demand
• Gaylord extends poison-pill provision
• Sunny skies and average temperatures expected for today
• GM: Demand too low for vehicle production at Spring Hill
• Memphis’ Pyramid to become Bass Pro by August 2013
• Ben Bredesen leaves Qualifacts to start brewery
• Wall Street's inner circle in a buying frenzy
• SEC to investigate S&P's debt downgrade
• TVA posts $240 million loss in 3Q
• Postal Service proposes cutting 120,000 jobs
• College of Pharmacy welcomes fourth class, completing the student body
• Rain possible Saturday followed by cooler temperatures
• Bison basketball team serves people of Dominican Republic
• POLL: Amazon and TN sales tax
• Fatal accident reported at 28th and Batavia
• Suspects sought for carjacking and two robberies
• Aging Successfully Requires a Plan, Say New Nashville Acti-Kare Owners
• Longtime Columbia community leader dies
• Davidson County weekend events
• British ills foreshadow our current fiscal path
• Focus of fear in Williams syndrome
• Debra Maggart: State Democrats, like Obama, just want your money
• Legislators have eye on coffers
• Columnist papers over Norquist's corruption
• 9/11 Anniversary: How will you observe?
• Memorial Gym to host ESPN College GameDay
• Space 204 welcomes Appalachian Center for Craft exhibition
• ‘Aristocrat of Bands’ struts its stuff for fans
• Kenneth Vaught fired as GreenBank president
• RTA to discuss service improvements at public meeting Aug. 15
• On LivingSocial, pole dancing more popular than gym memberships
• Nashville’s manufacturing job losses among worst in U.S.
• Vanderbilt grad students slated to volunteer in Habitat project Friday
• After the jobs news, learned of a guilty plea in a case Randy and I have been wo...
• Police seek information in shooting death of Ricco Winston
• Mortgage applications surge
• Depressed brains more stressed
• Report: Nashville's housing inventory is dwindling
• TVA staff proposes upgrading Gallatin plant
• Sustainability theme to mark Vanderbilt 2011-12 academic year
• Report: Tennessee foreclosures down 34% from a year ago
• Toxicology tests part of fatal crash investigation
• Partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures for the Clarksville area
• Dunkin' Donuts heads for Vandy
• Metro welcomes nearly 80,000 kids back to class
• O'Charley's names Jeffrey Williams new CFO
• Despite revenue growth, O'Charley’s posts 2Q loss
• Haslam: Amazon should collect taxes
• Tennessee will lobby to keep AAA status
• Nashville stocks slammed Wednesday, again
• 7 reasons the stock market is so volatile
• Apple passes Exxon as most valuable company
• Doyle & Debbie heading for Chicago
• Record numbers cancel cable, satellite TV service
• POLL: Will you shop at Nordstrom?
• Wrecks reported on Briley South, Vietnam Vets Blvd.
• Weekly Column by U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.): Stopping Washington From Spending Money It Doesn’t Have
• Alexander, Corker Send Letter in Support of Tennessee’s Request for Waiver of EPA Regulations to Ease Shelby County Gas Shortage
• Alexander, Corker Send Letter in Support of Tennessee's Request for Waiver of EPA Regulations to Ease Shelby County Gas Shortage
• 13-year-old from Smyrna accused of making homemade explosives
• Slightly cooler temperatures expected to continue
• Switchfoot to perform new single 'Dark Horses' on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Sept. 19
• Loss of federal meth cleanup funds hits Tenn., other states hard
• Public skips Lebanon mayor meeting
• Rep. Jim Cooper names new press secretary
• With end of page program, youth lose early entry to politics
• Criminal court deadbeats can lose driver's license
• Breastfeeding welcome here, businesses tell moms
• Industry veteran Roger Murrah officially exits Bug Music this month
• Nation of adults who will write like children?
• Cal Thomas: British immorality, like U.S.', to blame for riots
• Grant services to be consolidated
• Service projects sought to mark Sept. 11 anniversary
• It’s back to school for older adults with Vanderbilt’s Osher Institute
• Lunch and Learn: Relief for the Caregiver
• Wellcast: Why Muscle Matters
• The McClymonts hope to have America 'Wrapped Up Good'
• Know Your Numbers schedule
• Bluebird on the Mountain concert to feature Dave Berg, George Teren and Annie Mosher Aug. 20
• Steel Magnolia celebrates second anniversary
• Riders in the Sky immortalized at The Palm
• What's the hourly rate for a union protester?
• Fiserv: Nashville home prices to hold steady through spring 2012
• Officers, crossing guards prepare to take up posts tomorrow
• Principal found dead at Memphis school
• Study suggests new lung cancer therapy schedule
• Nashville’s unemployment rate 50th of 100 U.S. cities
• Ad agency throws Captain D’s overboard
• Work begins to turn long-vacant Seanachie into a downtown honky-tonk
• Academia and job training both matter
• Politicians should emulate U.S. military
• Zone offers chance for excellence
• United Neighborhood Health Services awarded $650k grant
• Makeover classes for cancer patients set for Aug. 15
• Commodore Award nominations sought
• In Your Area
• SpecialtyCare to take space in Nashville Medical Trade Center
• A risk for showers and thunderstorms through the workweek
• Popeyes plans Nashville International Airport location
• Cancer study seeks clues to halting metastasis’ march
• Tennessee revenue up in July
• Table 3 rebounds from fire, opens anew with market
• Number of genes associated with MS doubled
• TN state environment agency wants your thoughts
• Smyrna student charged after 'explosive' items found at home
• Al Gore is tired of the ‘bull----’
• LifePoint settles billing case for $1 million
• Tom Ingram joins Huntsman campaign
• S&P hits TVA with downgrade
• Walgreens plans to sell health insurance
• White House seeking ways to turn foreclosures into rentals
• Chiggers chow down in summer heat
• FBI: Sibling suspects captured in Colo.
• Police say fugitive siblings possibly in Colorado
• TN, other states back off war on meth due to budget cuts
• Suspect in Williamson bank robbery is quickly arrested
• Overturned dump truck blocks traffic on I-40 East near downtown
• Lebanon, TN mayor to host all-day Q and A
• Temperatures expected to trend downward in Middle TN
• Homeowner helps fight early morning fire
• Joe Nichols stops traffic, adds bikinis to downtown Nashville for video shoot
• Uniforms are ill fit on TWRA women
• Troops from Smyrna perform duties at two Afghanistan airports
• TVA rejects report criticizing plan to complete Bellefonte plant
• Gail Kerr: A fix for driver's license lines? We're still waiting
• DeWayne Wickham: School-bias challenges an unsung Obama feat
• Extended year could close achievement gap
• Parties demand room on ballot
• GOP's 'half-fix' keeps minor parties out
• Middle TN seniors often stuck without transportation when they give up their car keys
• Should cops sell guns?
• Monkeys, birds rescued from TN homes move to Texas
• Haslam adviser Tom Ingram joins Huntsman presidential campaign
• International Neuro-oncology Update Sept. 15-16
• Thomas Sowell: GOP has been outmaneuvered by Obama
• Political Science relocates to Ingram Commons
• Seniors increasingly stranded
• Would Sen. Corker be a deal maker or deal breaker on deficit plan?
• Sugar & The Hi-Lows to make their debut at this week's Music City Roots
• Turner says councilman's backers called her vulgar names
• Nashville home sales increase in July
• Craft beer sales jump 15% in first half of 2011
• Bridge over 21st Avenue South is open
• Dean of Engineering receives National Engineering Excellence Award
• Liza Lowery Massey to head Nashville Technology Council
• Opry Mills mall issued $4 million in permits
• Nashville area ranks 40th in personal income
• Nashville ranks in top half for volunteerism
• 2 charged with stealing from disabled veterans in Murfreesboro
• MTA wants Vanderbilt employee feedback
• AWOL Fort Campbell soldier indicted in Fort Hood bomb plot
• HCA subsidiary signs Cool Springs lease
• CFTC sues Blue Sky Capital
• Earnings: Healthcare Realty Trust's profits dip
• Nashville Area Chamber wins three national awards
• The Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity
• Analysis: Nashville’s job market 41st in the country
• UPDATE: Murfreesboro Oakland High classes resume after bomb threat
• Near average temperatures expected for the Clarksville area
• Will your bank start charging you to make a deposit?
• Tennessee’s congressional delegation reacts to downgrade
• In a first, Titans don’t immediately sell out
• Sheryl Crow snags $5.2 million Nashville home
• Economists say Fed may maintain stimulus
• TVA won’t meet deadline for Watts Bar reactor
• Officials to remove Harpeth’s only dam
• Fugitive siblings may be in TN
• Police activity reported near James Robertson Parkway
• Traffic delayed on Briley Parkway West at I-24 split
• Slight risk of isolated strong storms forecast for Tuesday
• Tuesday's fire report
• Court denies killer Paul Dennis Reid's latest appeal
• Smyrna is among top retirement suburbs
• Registration opens for women's networking event in Murfreesboro
• Rutherford adds 10 historic markers
• Rutherford sheriff's sale of bricks for 9/11 memorial extended
• Woman hit by pickup on Dickerson dies
• Mt. Juliet woman's visit to see friend turns fatal
• Change of venue sought in judge's libel suit against TV station
• Move won't boost river's oxygen levels
• Harpeth River's only dam slated for demolition
• Nashville sues Forest Hills over proposed municipal court
• Nonprofits tap surge of volunteerism
• TVA won't meet deadline on Watts Bar reactor
• Future of Judge Carol Soloman in family cases is in question
• Some say voter IDs hard to get
• Mona Charen: If Obama were not himself: a conservative panacea
• Be sure your children up to date on shots
• Leonard Pitts: Mr. President, only your utter defeat will make opponents happy
• Finnegan Apologizes To Media For Twitter Comments
• Register now for Employee Tailgate 2011
• Earnings: Brookdale posts $34M loss
• Christian artist Andrew Peterson pens The Wingfeather Saga
• Emdeon's profits up 27 percent in second quarter
• I'll be hosting a Federal Financial Aid workshop on Aug 20 at BRIDGES, Inc. Clic...
• Sheryl Crow buys $5.2 million Nashville estate
• Nashville stocks slammed as market dives
• Vanderbilt named one of Forbes' top 100 colleges
• Slideshow: Dow's 10 worst days ever
• Volume 8, Issue 8
• Community Research Partners meet Aug. 12
• Chuy’s seeks funding for further growth
• Test of ID acquisition shows problems
• Challenger Roberts hopes to trigger runoff in tight District 20 race
• Help Commodores ‘paint the town gold’
• Scattered thunderstorms today, average temperatures return Tuesday
• Eat Dessert First in Nashville
• Gas prices dipping amid bad economic news
• Take precautions against against back-to-school pedestrian injuries
• Small Purchase Order program to end Dec. 31
• Meet S&P's AA club
• Pedestrian hit by pickup truck dies from injuries
• TVA won't meet reactor deadline at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant
• Foreign markets, U.S. futures tumble following downgrade
• S&P’s downgrade doesn’t surprise experts
• AIG plans to sue Bank of America over mortgage bonds
• Departing workers down on former employers
• Titans tickets on sale this morning
• Top of the List: Architectural firms
• Celebrate National Farmers Market Week in Nashville
• Mt. Juliet kidnapping attempt likely related to Clarksville attempt
• Wreck on I-40 in Wilson County
• Kidnapping attempts in Clarksville and Mt. Juliet
• Titans' single-game tickets go on sale at 10 a.m.
• More rain possible before expected cool down midweek
• TN's GOP freshmen had voice in debt debate
• Auto diesel college student drowns on Pennington Bend
• Growth ramps back up in area south of Franklin
• Relocation of downtown fire hall worries firefighters, residents
• Interstate 440 turns 25 with a history of successes and setbacks
• Weekly Obsession: You are here
• Gail Kerr: Election shows it's people who wield the real power
• Rick Horowitz: Random thoughts from the debt debacle
• Flower's resurgence a model of conservation
• Cuts to health centers may boost taxpayer burden
• Finnegan Says No Holdout, Media Got It Wrong
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms bring cooler temperatures by Wednesday
• Songwriting session with Charlie Daniels among prizes in 2011 NSAI song contest
• Political Notebook: Political futures ride on last week's vote
• Deteriorating aluminum heats up Murfreesboro landfill
• Rutherford County Briefs: Schools to serve fresh fruits
• Gail Kerr: Nashville can now stick its nose up at Chattanooga
• George Will: Books lay bare reactionary liberalism
• Clarence Page: 'Satan sandwich' a tea-party staple unless Obama fights
• Maligned teachers will urge accountability, as well
• Federal law has not kept up with education reforms
• Fix No Child rather than bail out on it
• Richard J. Grant: Anti-tax pledge is just good shorthand for voters
• Dwight Lewis: Respectful manners of dress are timeless
• Titans Get Game Day Experience In Open Practice At L.P. Field
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected for today
• Grand jury: Clarksville teen tried to shoot detective
• Police search for suspect in attempted kidnapping in Mt. Juliet
• Early morning fire damages 20 apts, displaces 60 people
• Saturday Crime Log
• Corker Comments on S&P Downgrade of U.S. Credit Rating
• BLACKBURN STATEMENT ON S&P DOWNGRADE OF U.S. CREDIT RATING
• Power bills stir confusion for some Middle TN customers
• Ray Waddle: Poetry can help restore belief in transformation
• TSSAA's heat rules dangerously lax
• It takes work to keep landmarks vibrant
• Hartmann takes key translational science post
• Center for Sickle Cell Disease Excellence receives $1.4 million grant
• I will be on the Fox News Channel tomorrow (Saturday) at 10:10am CT to discuss j...
• VUspace for individuals to be retired
• Pet therapy animals find places in the hearts of patients and families
• EAT program needs volunteers
• Amanullah De Sondy: “The Challenge of LGBTIQ Issues in the Study of Islam”