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State office building down for at least another week

NES says flood destroyed circuitry in basement More

By E. Thomas Wood

More than $80M in FEMA funds approved for state

Almost 14,000 Davidson County households registered with feds so far More

Mayor says water conservation needs to continue through May

Asks residents to use 70 percent of normal More

By Joey Garrison

More buses on the roads; schedule changes issued

Music City Star service also ramping up More

Body of missing teen found on Mill Creek bank

Believed to be one of those missing since the flood More

Metro likely to pay just over 10 percent of total repair costs

Individual departments will have to find ways to pay their own damages, finance director says More

By Stephen George

Tennessee delegation asks for more federal assistance

Congressional delegation asking for more assistance from Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2010 More

GALLERY: Residents rising in soggy 'Bottom'

'The Bottom,' a low-income area near the J.C. Napier Homes, a public housing complex, is one of the overlooked places on the post-flood Davidson County map More

School attendance normal on first day back after flood

Fewer teachers missed school Monday than this time last year More

By Joey Garrison

Flood victims turn to FEMA for help

But federal agency's first on-the-ground relief unit in Nashville off to a slow start More

By Stephen George