The Tennessean

The company originally known for its bargain CDs has become the world's largest distributor of classical music.

Attacking Islam has become a popular politic tactic this election season, and it fits a broader tradition within American politics of using faith as a weapon.

Somewhere, in a faraway parallel universe, Tennessee's candidates for governor are running television ads that say what they really mean:

The future of the city of Lakewood, whether to join Metro or remain independent, is a touchy topic these days, especially with the election coming up on Thursday.

Three months later, the effect of the flood still lingers in Nashville along with long-range concerns related to employment, neighborhood planning and lingering repair bills.

State Sen. Diane Black has taken aim at one of her foes in the Republican race for the 6th Congressional District nomination in the wake of the dismissal of a lawsuit claiming defamation.

With just 10 miles left in his 1,700-mile walk from Nashville to Phoenix, Jimmy Wayne found out Saturday he had broken his foot.

One bite is all it took to send Madame Lydie Acquah to Vanderbilt University Medical Center last week.

Franklin TN attacks 'sea of pavement' with Streetscape program, hoping to attract people, shops and revenue.

I've told you before that my husband is not cheap. Case in point: He just took me on a trip to the Bahamas — and not just any trip to the Bahamas, but a trip to the luxurious Atlantis resort on Paradise Island.

Nashville ladies: It's time to join the likes of entertainment sirens Eva Longoria, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Katy Perry and Halle Barry and get your Marchesa on!

A number of high school programs have had facility expansions or improvements, from tennis courts at Currey Ingram to baseball fields at Eagleville and Trousdale County.

Chris Johnson still has his dreads and is still blazing fast — something he showed on more than one occasion as the Titans started training camp.

PHOENIX — Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said Friday she is asking legislators to consider whether they should change the state's immigration law in the wake of a judge's ruling blocking enforcement of key parts of it.

Wanted: one public safety consultant firm to analyze and critique Metro police crime statistics policies.

About half of Tennessee's public school students failed to meet state academic standards this year, the result of a more rigorous curriculum, harder exams and tougher grading.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Former Vice President Al Gore won't be prosecuted over a masseuse's allegations that he groped and assaulted her in his Portland hotel room in 2006, the county prosecutor said Friday.

ASHLAND CITY — Brunswick Corp. has shut down two of its three boat assembly lines in Ashland City, laying off 135 workers, and is "exploring options" for the third line but will keep it running at least through the end of the year, the company said Friday.

Longtime Nashville attorney William "Bill" Willis Jr., known as a civic leader and a fierce advocate of the First Amendment, died Friday morning at age 78.