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The swine flu outbreak earlier this year has changed the way Tennessee is preparing for a potential second wave of the

Guns in parks will continue to be banned in two more mid-state cities.

Today is the deadline for Spring Hill’s 2,900 GM workers to decide if they will take a buyout. It’s still unclear how many will take the option, though last month’s news that the plant didn’t land GM’s new small car was surely a blow to workers.

The future of a major development in Bells Bend could hinge on a Metro hearing today.

Tennessee’s U.S. House members voted along party lines yesterday on the bill known as “PayGo.”

Nashville-based Pinnacle Financial Partners posted a $33 million loss in the last quarter.

Teledyne Electronic Manufacturing Services in Lewisburg let go of 20 employees this week.

Most Davidson County property owners who complained their recent reappraisals were too high got some relief.

Tennessee’s legislature isn’t known for championing environmental causes. Take this year – despite beginning the 2009 session just a few weeks after TVA’s massive ash spill that flooded homes and rivers, state lawmakers responded to the disaster with just one bill. WPLN’s Jacqueline Fellows and Joe White discuss why, in the midst of one the worst environmental catastrophes in state history, Tennessee’s environment still didn’t get much attention.