Following a memo put out by Tennessee Board of Regents Chancellor Charles Manning, students at Middle Tennessee State University took action today to “Save Our Schools”.

Classes at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee have been cancelled until Wednesday, October 15 due to an email containing general threats.

About 40 dragons will float up and down the Cumberland River in Nashville all day on Saturday. No, these aren’t your normal mythical fire-breathing creatures.

Nashville’s bus system plans to take over the Music City Star. Officials say this move is necessary to put the troubled commuter train on a more solid financial path.

Rebeccah Flowers, a senior at St. Cecilia Academy, has no intentions of abandoning her passion for the environment when she begins college. And she is not alone.

On Wednesday, the Tennessee Valley Authority approved a 20 per cent jump in wholesale electricity rates. This increase could result in job cuts, higher food costs and an increase in the struggle for families to pay their bills.

Nils Olav, a 3-foot tall king penguin, was knighted on Friday. This is in addition to his medals for good conduct and long service. In 2005, he made honorary colonel-in-chief of the elite Norwegian King’s Guard.

Nashville Councilman Eric Crafton and his supporters delivered and filed more than 12,000 signed petitions and postcards in support of his English First initiative on Thursday, giving him enough margin of error to account for unqualified signatures.

When James and Lisa Smith walked into their 1920’s era home on Fifth Avenue in Franklin, Tennessee one Monday morning in July, they found a broken water pipe, meaning the home would have to undergo some big changes.

Tommy DeFoe argued in federal court that a school dress code banning items with the confederate flag violated his right to free speech.

In a study earlier this year, researchers found that coffee may counteract alcohol’s harmful effects on the liver and help prevent cirrhosis. However, a new study conducted by Vanderbilt University suggests coffee may play a bigger role in alcoholism.

Every five years, the US Fish and Wildlife Service reviews the status of all federally protected plant and animal species. The purpose of this review is to determine which of the species still need to be federally protected.

The 21st annual world’s longest yard sale is taking place August 7-August 10. The 450 mile sale, also known as the 127 corridor, runs from West Unity, Ohio to Gadsden, Alabama along Hwy. 127.

Researchers from Duke University and the Indian Institute of Technology are to publish a report this week regarding the excavation of small fossilized teeth from an Indian coal mine. The report suggests the teeth date back to about 54 million years ago.

When most people think of Nashville, they think of country music. However, a new coffee-table photo book presented by the Tennessean allows those living in the area to really show what makes Music City home while showcasing their photography skills.