The Predators will try to finish off the Detroit Red Wings tonight after winning two games on the road.
Predators Downplay Ending the Season for Detroit
State Ponders Special Courts for Veterans
State lawmakers are thinking about setting up a special court for Tennessee veterans who find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Vets can struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder, brain injuries and addiction. So if they land in court for a minor offense, lawmakers want to steer them into treatment instead of jail.
Back to Vinyl
Music Lovers are finding satisfaction in both bytes and grooves.
House Makes It Easier to Cut Unemployment Benefits
A laid-off worker could lose his unemployment benefit by refusing to take a job paying less than his previous paycheck, under a bill passed by the state House on Thursday.
Metro Emergency Drivers Ready for I-24 Detours
When the interstate nearest to East Nashville shuts down this weekend, ambulance and fire-truck drivers say they’re ready to navigate the detours and traffic. It’s the first of maybe a dozen weekends when I-24 will be closed near downtown for bridge work.
Nashville Film Festival Opens with Tennessee Films
The Nashville Film Festival got more submissions this year than ever before: in excess of 28-hundred movie-makers from points around the globe vied for a spot on the schedule. But as the festival opens tonight, the focus will be closer to home, with movies from Tennessee.
VU Board Convenes as Christian Groups Pushed Off Campus
Christian students at Vanderbilt are trying to attract the attention of university trustees during their final meeting of the school year. Groups who’ve chosen not to comply with a newly-enforced nondiscrimination policy want the board to intervene.
Senate Finance Committee Approves TRA Overhaul
The state senate will soon take a floor vote on a proposal backed by the governor to overhaul the Tennessee Regulatory Authority. The board oversees private rates for utilities like water and gas.
Teenage Driver Safety Program Expands
About 40 schools take part in it every year, but that number is about to double, with financial help from Franklin-based Nissan North America.