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Bridge repair to shut down I-65 in Nashville
Major construction to replace a bridge on Hamilton Avenue will shut down I-65 at time through early December.
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New cancer vaccine breakthroughs deserve Tennessee's support | Letters
A new personalized mRNA cancer vaccine shows promise in trials, offering hope for Tennesseans fighting melanoma.
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Family physicians are coming to Nashville. See yours, too | Letters
Thousands of family physicians are gathering in Nashville. Here is why you should schedule your own checkup today.
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Tropical Storm Isaias could bring Nashville much-needed rain. Will it ease the drought?
Tropical Storm Isaias is exected to strengthen into a hurricane quickly before it makes landfall this weekend.
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Christa Pike is awake, confused after failed Tennessee execution. What did she do, latest condition
Christa Pike survived two rounds of lethal injection drugs. Nearly a week later she is conscious and talking. She was convicted for the 1995 murder of Colleen Slemmer.
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Hurricane Isaias prompts flood watch in Tennessee. How much rain to expect?
The National Weather Service office in Nashville has issued a flood watch for some parts of Middle Tennessee. Here's how many inches of rain are expected.
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European Tours Helped Raise the Money Needed to Build Jubilee Hall
Jubilee Hall, located on the campus of Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, stands as a powerful symbol of resilience and the transformative po...
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Christa Pike is walking with help and eating after failed execution attempt, her attorneys say
Lawyers for Tennessee inmate Christa Pike say she has taken her first steps with assistance, just one week after a failed execution left her in critical condition
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Judge tells Tennessee to preserve syringes, other evidence in failed Christa Pike execution
By Jonathan Allen Oct 7 (Reuters) - A Nashville judge said she would order Tennessee officials to preserve all evidence from the state's failed attempt to execute Christa Pike last week for a 1995 murder, including the syringes and other tools used in two botched lethal injections.
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On This Day in 1989, George Strait Won Country Music's Top Honor
The 1989 Country Music Association Awards ceremony was a significant event in the country music calendar, celebrating the achievements of artists a...
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Christa Pike's lawyers to appear in court after failed execution: Updates
Attorneys for Christa Pike are in court, fighting for the preservation of relevant evidence from her failed execution attempt on Sept. 30.
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Christa Pike ate, drank normally ahead of failed execution, lawyers say
Christa Pike ate and drank normally ahead of her scheduled execution on Sept. 30, her attorneys said, despite speculation about the failed attempt.
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