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North Nashville college, founded in 1924, appealed U.S. Department of Education for recognition last June More

Under the legislation, benefits given to people under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program, could see their payments docked 30 percent if their child fails to graduate to the next grade level More

Craig Garber, 41, pleads guilty to three counts of first-degree murder More

The incident marks second time in a week that a teenager has been shot and killed in the North Precinct More

Congressman Jim Cooper took credit for inviting the first lady to speak at the graduation More

Ronald B. Anderson II was sentenced to 3 months in jail and 12 years of probation Wednesday More

Although TVA does not receive taxpayer appropriations, the utility's expenditure of borrowed funds does count in the federal deficit. More

Aquiles Rojas allegedly asked one victim for directions, grabbed her breast and drove away More

Veteran federal prosecutor replaces Jerry Martin, who resigned this week after three years at the post More

A proposal to freeze the state's beer tax is headed to Haslam's desk for his consideration More

Forecasters expect lowland, small stream and urban street flooding with rain continuing through Thursday More

Trio of inductees was announced Wednesday at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum More

Senate voted 27-2 to pass the bill sponsored by Republican Sen. Ferrell Haile of Gallatin. More

Salary bump, shifting expenses and five new charter schools are among reasons for requested increase   More

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Suspects believed to be connected to March 22 robbery at Suzan’s Hair Body & Spirit Salon   More

Committee delays measure with concerns over the need to pay new panel's director more than $100K More

The founder of Nashville’s largest charter school system is stepping down from his post after this school year ends. More

Councilwoman, along with others, unveils plan that they referred to as “community benefits agreement”   More