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Planning on drinking this Labor Day weekend? Be smart and don't drink and drive.
AAA and Bud Light will help protect motorists during the Labor Day weekend with the Tow.... Read More
MTSU Art Gallery Hosting Multiple Art Exhibts
The MTSU Department of Art presents the opening exhibit of the Todd Art Gallery’s fall 2012 semester. Entitled “Painting Painters Paint,” the exhibition feat.... Read More
UPDATE: Fatal Motorcycle Accident
We have more news on that fatal accident that occured on Monday on the John Bragg Highway in Cannon County... The wreck involved a motorcycle and resulted in a fatality M.... Read More
TN Doing More About Identity Theft Crimes
Tennessee is dedicating more than a dozen law enforcement officers to investigating identity theft crimes. The Department of Safety and Homeland Security has created a new uni.... Read More
200 Soccer Teams This Weekend At Siegel Complex
Close to 200 soccer teams will arrive in Murfreesboro this weekend for the inaugural Tennessee Cup Soccer Tournament. The tournament will take place from Aug. 31 through Sept..... Read More
Magic Show October 26-27 at Center for the Arts
The Middle Tennessee Magic Club presents “The Fall Festival of MAGIC 2012” at the Murfreesboro Center for the Arts (110 West Ccllege St.). The show begins at 7:02.... Read More
Judge to Allow Opponents of Murfreesboro Mosque to Speak Out in a Federal Courtroom
The issue of the mosque being built on Veals Road in Murfreesboro was heard in a federal courtroom in Nashville on Wednesday. A judge overseeing the case says he will allow fo.... Read More
Bank Robbery in LaVergne
A bank in LaVergne was robbed on Wednesday afternoon around 1:15. From the information WGNS has gathered, a man entered the Suntrust Bank with a duffle bag and demanded the te.... Read More
Fatal Accident on Wednesday Morning
A Lascassas man was killed in an early Wednesday morning wreck in Rutherford County. Abdussamad Kadambalath crashed his 1999 Lexus RX3 on Browns Mill Road. Apparently, the 61-.... Read More
Senator Ketron reacts to withdraw of photo ID lawsuit, confident new law will withstand possible state court challenge
State Senator Bill Ketron (R-Murfreesboro) said today that he is not surprised by the action taken by the City of Memphis this week to withdraw their federal court lawsuit cha.... Read More
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