A World War II-era football stadium built on the campus of Austin Peay State University is coming down to make way for a more attractive facility.
End Of An Era At Austin Peay As Stadium Demolition Begins
Not His First Choice, But Corker Supports Nominee For Fed Chief
Federal Reserve chair nominee Janet Yellen has won over Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who was once seen as a likely no-vote. He says she’s not his first choice, but he likes her transparency.
Loretta Lynn Gets A Standing Ovation, And The Presidential Medal Of Freedom
County music legend Loretta Lynn received a standing ovation at the White House Wednesday, as President Obama recognized this year’s recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Where are Tennesseans Moving To…And Coming From?
163,843 Tennesseans moved to other states in 2012, and 177,098 residents of other states moved here. Where did they come from? Where did they go?
Nashville School Board Says Plan Shows Where Charters Can Do Most Good
Metro School Board has come under fire for a decision to limit where the next batch of new charter schools can operate. But the resolution’s architect contends the measure isn’t anti-charter so much as a matter of setting priorities.
After 20 Years In Exile, Mountain Bikers Welcomed Back To Percy Warner Park
After getting banned from Nashville’s Percy Warner Park in 1992, mountain bikers have been invited back with their own designated trails.
Will This Volkswagen ‘SUV Sports Car’ Be Built In Tennessee?
Wednesday, Volkswagen will show off a concept for an SUV that could be built in Tennessee. It’s one of many vehicles on display at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Player Who Integrated Nashville Basketball Honored With Jersey Retirement
This year marks a half-century since Father Ryan’s basketball team first took the court with an integrated team. Willie Brown was a junior at the time.
Obamacare May Usher More Patients Into TennCare Than First Thought
As a result of Obamacare’s online insurance marketplace, more than 9,000 Tennesseans have been *redirected to the state’s Medicaid program known as TennCare. The agency expected a surge of signups, but it didn’t anticipate quite this many.
Drugs Said To Drive Up Costs In Several Tennessee Budget Hearings; Governor Unsure As To Why Now
Governor Bill Haslam says it’s hard to pin down exactly what’s behind an apparent uptick of drug abuse costing the state money.
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