A federal judge heard arguments today on the disputed Democratic primary election for the seat of State Senator Rosalind Kurita.
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Today Governor Phil Bredesen will honor the state’s century farms. Some have been worked by the same family longer than Tennessee has been around.
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A 19-year-old student at Middle Tennessee State University is in jail for making terrorism threats.
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Middle Tennessee State University cancelled classes for the rest of the week due to threats of a possible terrorist attack.
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Governor Phil Bredesen has received this year’s National Humanitarian Award for his conservation efforts in Tennessee.
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Governor Phil Bredesen says he’ll try to avoid laying off state employees, despite Tennessee’s tightening budget.
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Unemployment is at a 20-year high in Tennessee, which has strained the system that provides temporary paychecks to people looking for work.
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More than 59-percent of TV’s in Nashville tuned in to last night’s Presidential debate at Belmont University. Per TV set, Nashville had the highest rating in the country.
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Tennessee workers have seen their health insurance costs rise five times faster than their paychecks.
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Tennessee political figures who came into the media tent after last night’s debate all said their party’s candidate won, just like you’d expect them to. But many were intrigued at Republican John McCain’s idea to shore up home prices.
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