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State inspector rejects guns-in-bars complaint
A state inspector ruled this week that the new guns-in-bars law does not create an unsafe environment for servers at establishments that choose not to prohibit firearms.
Drownings prompt warnings for Labor Day boaters
Officials are urging folks to wear life jackets this holiday weekend after an alarming spike in drownings at Nashville lakes. Of 18 drownings statewide this summer, six have been in Middle Tennessee just in the past few weeks.
Worst U.S. speed trap cities
Just in time for the travel-filled Labor Day weekend, the National Motorists Association's National Speed Trap Exchange has detailed places in every state most likely to have speed traps.
Feds to discuss new development in Murfreesboro mosque fire
The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will be holding a 3:30 p.m. press conference today at the site of a proposed mosque where construction equipment may have been set ablaze near Murfreesboro.
'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' kickoff rally
The popular ABC show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" will kick off the season in Nashville to help after the May floods. There's a volunteer rally taking place at Belmont University this morning. Follow the news as it's announced as The Tennessean's Dave Paulson sends live tweets from the event.
Woman charged with slitting puppy's throat
Nashville police arrested a woman Thursday who allegedly slit a puppy's throat Sunday.
TVA named a top utility for economic development
The Tennessee Valley Authority has been named one of the Top Utilities in Economic Development for 2009 by Site Selection magazine,
Tennessee has less debt than other states
Gov. Phil Bredesen praised a national ranking that put Tennessee at the bottom of all states and Washington, D.C., for debt load.
I-24 westbound incident cleared before Haywood Lane exit
A disabled vehicle has been cleared that was blocking westbound lanes of Interstate 24 before the Haywood Lane exit.
Unemployment rate rises in August
WASHINGTON -- The unemployment rate rose in August for the first time in four months as weak hiring by private employers wasn't enough to keep pace with a large increase in the number of people looking for work.
Disabled vehicle cleared from I-65 southbound
A disabled vehicle has been cleared from the left shoulder that was partially blocking traffic on southbound Interstate 65 at mile marker 91 north of Briley Parkway.
Two women hit near Harding Place
Two women, a mother and her teenage daughter, were hit by a car while walking on Tampa Drive off Harding Place on Thursday night.
Debris blocks I-24 westbound for a short time
Debris was partially blocking the westbound lanes of Interstate 24 at mile marker near Ellington Parkway this morning.
Employers raise workers' share of health-care costs
WASHINGTON — As employers struggle with rising health-care costs and a sour economy, U.S. workers for the first time in at least a decade are being asked to shoulder the entire cost of rising health benefits on their own.
WMC officials plan to make case against ER facility in Spring Hill
SPRING HILL — A spokeswoman for Williamson Medical Center said Tuesday the hospital will discourage state officials from allowing a new emergency care facility to be constructed in Spring Hill.
Lady Antebellum's Dave Haywood needs date for CMA Awards
Even the singer's mom won't go with him.
Photo restorers to help flood victims next week
UPDATE: Elaine Lawson asked me in June about tips on handling some of her family mementos after the May flood.
Muslim holiday may fall on 9/11
Local Muslims fear their celebration of one of the holiest days in the Islamic year will be taken the wrong way.
'Going the Distance' laces romantic comedy with bittersweet reality
Co-stars Drew Barrymore and longtime beau Justin Long bring baggage.
'Going the Distance' laces romantic comedy with bittersweet reality
Co-stars Drew Barrymore and longtime beau Justin Long bring baggage.
