alberto roldan

Sebastian Jones is a normal 17-year-old, until you put him on stage at a poetry slam.

Governor Bill Haslam is committing ten million dollars of the state’s portion of Race to the Top funds to rapidly expand charter schools.

Higher education leaders expressed disappointment, but not surprise, in Governor Bill Haslam’s decision to cut spending for universities, community colleges and trade schools.

This week is spring break for Metro schools and other districts. But hitting the road is more expensive than it was last year.

The Nashville Chamber of Commerce is using job growth figures to defend its “Partnership 2010″ fund.

Yesterday some Nashville Electric Service customers got a surprise in their inboxes.

Nashville-based Pinnacle Financial is considering paying back one loan from the federal government by taking out another.

Brentwood-based Tractor Supply Company credits high-end pet food with helping it mark record sales last year.

Georgia is still eyeing Tennessee River as a way to alleviate its water troubles – at least, to small extent.

Tennessee can expect more nuclear and renewable energy over the next 20 years, but a lot less coal.