Explore

Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
Donelson Captain D's closes decades after infamous 'Fast Food Murders'

Donelson Captain D's closes decades after infamous 'Fast Food Murders'

The Donelson Captain D's, remembered for its link to Nashville's 1997 "Fast Food Murders," permanently closed its doors on Oct. 5.
AP NewsAP News
Christa Pike is angry and confused after surviving execution, attorney says

Christa Pike is angry and confused after surviving execution, attorney says

Christa Pike's attorneys say she is aware of what happened to her after Tennessee’s failed execution attempt a week ago and is both angry and confused
ReutersReuters
Christa Pike's lawyers demand to see syringes, drug residue from botched execution

Christa Pike's lawyers demand to see syringes, drug residue from botched execution

By Jonathan Allen Oct 7 (Reuters) - Lawyers for Christa Pike will ask a judge on Wednesday to order prison officials to let them inspect the syringes and other equipment used in Tennessee's failed attempt to execute her last week for a 1995 murder.
TrendlineTrendline
Unifor Schedules Strike Authorization Vote for Stellantis Canada Workers Amid Plant Sale Dispute

Unifor Schedules Strike Authorization Vote for Stellantis Canada Workers Amid Plant Sale Dispute

Unifor Schedules Strike Authorization Vote for Stellantis Canada Workers Amid Plant Sale Dispute
AP NewsAP News
Texas court denies request to stop execution over Christa Pike's failed lethal injection

Texas court denies request to stop execution over Christa Pike's failed lethal injection

A Texas court has refused to halt the upcoming execution of a man convicted of killing a convenience store clerk after his attorneys cited the failed lethal injection of Christa Pike last week in Tennessee
Rapid ReadRapid Read
EPA Approves $272 Million WIFIA Loan for Columbia, Tennessee Drinking Water Expansion

EPA Approves $272 Million WIFIA Loan for Columbia, Tennessee Drinking Water Expansion

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has granted a $272 million Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loan to Columbia, Tennessee. This significant funding is earmarked for the city's Long Term Water Supply Program, which aims to expand its drinking water system and enhance supply reliability for both Columbia and surrounding rural communities. The program includes the construction of a new raw water intake structure and transmission main, alongside upgrades to the city's existing water treatment plant. These improvements are designed to increase drinking water capacity to meet growing demand driven by population and economic expansion within the Columbia Power & Water Systems’ service area. The WIFIA financing also offers flexible repayment options, projected to save Columbia millions of dollars over the loan's duration. Since its inception in 2018, the EPA's WIFIA program has committed approximately $24 billion in financing for various water infrastructure projects, including ...
Nashville TennesseanNashville Tennessean
Hagerty touts Tennessee's nuclear prowess at Imagine IF summit

Hagerty touts Tennessee's nuclear prowess at Imagine IF summit

Tennessee is winning a national race to nuclear energy dominance, according to a panel of experts facilitated by U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty.
TrendlineTrendline
Subaru of America's Indiana Plant Serves as Key North American Manufacturing Hub

Subaru of America's Indiana Plant Serves as Key North American Manufacturing Hub

Subaru of America's Indiana Plant Serves as Key North American Manufacturing Hub
Detroit Free PressDetroit Free Press
This VW SUV could leave its competitors behind, except for 1 thing

This VW SUV could leave its competitors behind, except for 1 thing

The new Atlas consistently came in way above my expectations for interior look and feel, handling and refinement. But where is the hybrid?
Rapid ReadRapid Read
Clarksville Gas and Water Department Announces Lane Closure on Dunlop Lane for Water Line Maintenance

Clarksville Gas and Water Department Announces Lane Closure on Dunlop Lane for Water Line Maintenance

The Clarksville Gas and Water Department (CGW) has implemented a lane closure on Dunlop Lane in Clarksville, Tennessee. Specifically, the eastbound turning lane at the intersection of Dunlop Lane and International Boulevard is closed due to ongoing water line maintenance. Traffic is being redirected to the left eastbound turning lane to manage the flow of vehicles around the work area. The department anticipates that the water line maintenance will be completed, and the affected lane will be reopened by approximately 3:00 PM on the same day. This closure is a temporary measure to allow for essential infrastructure repairs.
ReutersReuters
Fusion firm Type One in $200 million Siemens Energy-backed raise

Fusion firm Type One in $200 million Siemens Energy-backed raise

By Simon Jessop LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - US start-up Type One Energy has raised $200 million from investors including the venture unit of Germany's Siemens Energy, as it vies to build the world's first commercial fusion reactor, its chief executive told Reuters.
TrendlineTrendline
Pigeon Forge Offers Three Outdoor Venues for Family Reunions, Catering to Diverse Group Needs

Pigeon Forge Offers Three Outdoor Venues for Family Reunions, Catering to Diverse Group Needs

Pigeon Forge Offers Three Outdoor Venues for Family Reunions, Catering to Diverse Group Needs