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Gang Members Get Guns At Gun Shows
Johnathan Gutierrez said he and other gang members went to gun shows with large amounts of cash and had no problem buying guns despite having a criminal record.
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Music City Center To Attract One Million Hotel Room Reservations
Mayor Karl Dean was happy to announce city leaders exceeded an internal goal of having one million hotel room nights booked by the time Music City Center officially opened.
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Meharry Medical College Announces Interim President
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Meharry Medical College has announced who will service as interim president as the current president decided to go on sabbatical.
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Review: Darius Rucker settles in on latest album
On his two previous Nashville, Tenn.-recorded solo albums, Darius Rucker proved he could gain acceptance from contemporary country music fans.
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Teen inspires community to make a difference from Nashville to Africa
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National exhibit on Civil War in Nashville
A national traveling exhibit on the Civil War will be on display at Nashville's Green Hills Library beginning on Monday.
Ribbon-Cutting For Music City Center Hours Away
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Music City Center will kick off at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, then Mayor Karl Dean will give his State of Metro address.
New MTSU Mass Communication dean Paulson helped stage new Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame
The incoming dean of MTSU's College of Mass Communication, Ken Paulson, played a key role in the development of the new Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame that was unveiled Sunday.
Music City Center likely to accelerate SoBro's growth
Shawn Courtney had one word to describe Nashville's SoBro neighborhood when he opened his restaurant there seven years ago: "gnarly." The area to the south of Broadway stretching to Interstate 40 had a reputation for adult entertainment establishments, for run-down buildings and as a hangout for the city's homeless.
Shooting At South Nashville Party Injures One
Four different law enforcement agencies rushed to south Nashville early Sunday morning after shots were fired at a party that was packed with hundreds of people.
Music City Center sings with art
While many convention centers can be dull, utilitarian spaces, like blank canvases waiting for a corps of conventioneering dental hygienists to come decorate the darkness with dancing toothbrushes, Nashville's new Music City Center is a showpiece in and of itself.
Four 'medical buddy' pairs enter Nashville Kids Triathlon
Natalie Young looks at her little brother and sees joy. The gleeful squeals that brighten the redhead's freckled face.
Lorraine Jordan and Jeanette Williams Team Up for New Song
Nashville, TN: Carolina Road bandleader and Daughters of Bluegrass co-founder, Lorraine Jordan, has released a new song, "Nothin About Trains", with the 2012 SPBGMA Traditional Female Vocalist of the Year, Jeanette Williams.
Sorority woes: Setbacks delay UT house's opening
Construction of the Alpha Omicron Pi house, pictured on Friday at the University of Tennessee's Sorority Village, is dragging on due to the bankruptcy of its contractor and subsequent legal entanglements.
'The Lion King' takes the stage at TPAC through May
Broadway's "The Lion King" has captivated audiences here in Nashville with vibrant music, dance and elaborate costumes.
Young women add to Mormon missionary ranks
Kathleen McCleavy has lost count of how many doors she has knocked on as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Nashville for the past 18 months.
Capitol View Commentary: Friday, May 17, 2013
GAG VETO; GONE FISHING; TAG TEAM; PILOT FLYING J UPDATE; NIXONIAN; A SPECIAL INSIDE POLITICS; PERSONAL REFLECTIONS; FOLLOW UPS; BEING CONSISTENT For only the second time in his two-plus years as Governor, Bill Haslam has vetoed a bill passed by the Tennessee General Assembly.
Live Michelle Obama speaks at Nashville graduation
Academic Magnet School's graduation from Tennessee State University's Gentry Center.
TBI Accuses TV Station Of Irresponsible, Misleading Reporting
The Tennessee Bureau Investigation has accused a Nashville television station and a group of private investigators of giving the Holly Bobo family false hope in finding their missing daughter.
50 Year Anniversary Of Kennedy's Nashville Visit
Months before his assassination, President John F. Kennedy came to Nashville to celebrate Vanderbilt University's 90th anniversary.