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An interview with Niikah about her second solo record

A new email from Gov. Bill Lee's friend and education adviser could throw gasoline on the fiery debate over education in Tennessee.

A state commission held the third of three public hearings Friday from a Hillsdale-affiliated group, asking the state Public Charter School Commission to give it permission to open up shop here.

The Mainebiz roundup of businesses and businesspeople that have been making changes in recent weeks. Check out our compilation of new hires, promotions, accomplishments and more.

All the Movies where Justin France has acted on cines.com. The most impressive film performances of Justin France

A High Court judge has agreed to review her decision that found former NZ First leader Winston Peters defamed a Christchurch businessman during a 2014 spee

Bryan Staples at his former “earthquake hub" on the Ferry Rd and Fitzgerald Ave corner in Christchurch. Justice Anne Hinton found against Pfisterer and ordered her to pay the $93,000. Claims Resolution and Grant Shand Solicitors then sought costs. In a decision released on Friday, Justice Hinton awarded Claims Resolution $150,000 for solicitor-client costs and $5061 for disbursements, and awarded Grant Shand costs of $62,834 and $7515 for disbursements. STACY SQUIRES/Stuff Lawyer Grant S...

A gang-linked debt collector's allegations, repeated by Winston Peters and TV3, have led to a $350,000 defamation payout.

Updated: 6:18 PM EDT May 27, 2021 The woman found dead Tuesday in her Framingham apartment suffered a significant slash wound to the back of her neck, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan revealed Thursday morning. Jasmyn Beatty, 28, was found dead at Halstead Apartments on Worcester Road.Ryan said the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has not issued an official ruling on the cause and manner of Beattys death yet, but the case is being investigated as an "apparent homicide.""Rig...

One-hour special examines Tennessees Broken juvenile justice system FILE and last updated 2020-12-29 09:54:33-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — "Broken," a special report that airs in prime time on NewsChannel 5, takes an in-depth look at the stations unprecedented investigation of Tennessees juvenile justice system. The one-hour special airs tonight, Tuesday, Dec. 29th at 9 p.m. on NewsChannel 5. “Broken” has been an 18-month effort led by chief investigative reporter Phil Williams a...