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Hundreds of people showed up today at the funeral of a Nashville Marine, but not to attend the service. Instead, they came to form a counter-protest to a group that has picketed thousands of military funerals across the country.

A chief economist from Fifth Third Bank says that the number of new business openings in Tennessee is gradually approaching the number of closings.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation says it’s ok to resume work on a bridge that crosses the Cumberland River near Gallatin. It was one of nine projects under review after two workers were killed on a bridge project in Knoxville.

Williamson County officials demonstrated a new way to test car emissions, and it aims to save drivers a long wait at the testing station.

Many private schools in the Nashville area have been toying with iPads in the classroom. But starting in the fall, at least two schools will have the Apple tablet for every student.

The 2011 cicada invasion is not always an annoyance. For scientists, it’s a precious research opportunity.

The District Attorney’s office will be launching an investigation into the questionable actions of Court Clerk David Torrence.

Planned Parenthood will lose federal funding under the state budget that is currently awaiting Governor Bill Haslam’s signature.

The head of the US Department of Agriculture pumped gas into a white SUV in Nashville today as a part of the Obama administration’s push to increase ethanol use.