The Tennessean

The Tennessee State Fair, which starts Friday, is about to breathe its last breath at the fairgrounds after 104 years.

A Bellevue resident making flood repairs stumbled upon human remains hundreds of years old and likely Native American, local and state officials have concluded.

Faith Hill is now an expert at picking NFL games and is challenging readers of The Tennessean to do the same thing.

Food lovers, you'd better clear your schedules and locate your stunt bellies; Restaurant Week is back, and it's the biggest one yet.

On a heat scale of 1 to 10, Kirk Waisner, the Chief Chicken Officer (seriously) at Church's Chicken, said he would rate the company's new Spicier Spicy Chicken at an 8.5.

Bryce Brown's father is looking to sue the Tennessee Vols and Derek Dooley for refusing to release his son from his scholarship.

More than other Jewish holidays, Rosh Hashana is rich with foods that are steeped in symbolism.

Albert Haynesworth, who left the Titans two years ago, is the subject of talks between Washington and Tennessee.

These are the most serious calls handled by the Metro police, listed by time, crime reported and address.

Metro Police and Goodlettsville Police are working an accident on Interstate 65 North near Vietnam Veterans Boulevard.

Every freshman at Hillwood High School will be issued a laptop computer Friday, according to a media release from Metro Schools. Through the 1:1 Laptop Initiative, which the district calls "historic," every freshman at the West Nashville school will get a Dell notebook Friday morning. Check back to Tennessean.com for more details.

The Senate Education Committee will meet in three weeks to discuss the composition of the Tennessee Board of Regents and its hiring of a senior aide to Gov. Phil Bredesen to be its new chancellor.

Align in Belle Meade Plaza was nearly washed out before the wellness studio had the opportunity to officially open in May.

Reporters were turned away this noon­tide from a pre­sen­ta­tion on redis­trict­ing to the David­son County Repub­li­can Party's First Tues­day lunch club from "Mr. Inside," as they called him, John Ryder, Ten­nessee rep to the Repub­li­can National Com­mit­tee.

Metro Police are investigating the overnight beating death of a North Nashville man, whose body was found by passersby at 1:30 a.m. today.

Two Green Hills' business owners hope their new boutique lives out its name. Roya, which means dream in Persian, opened across from Talbots on Hillsboro Road in June.

Hamilton County education officials are investigating the case of a Sequoyah High School teacher accused of holding nine teenagers at gunpoint.

A crash blocked northbound travel on Interstate 65 past Exit 74/Old Hickory Boulevard-Brentwood.

Titans officials decline comment about discussions with Redskins about the former Vols and Titans defensive tackle.

Metro Police closed Bell Road on Monday night after a woman was struck by a car.