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A developer made a promise to Marcia Jordan that a fence, a carport and a window would be fixed, and he would pay her $250. So, did he?

Already under duress at the threat of losing its board, Tennessee State University is under further scrutiny with a new audit report from the Tennessee Office of the Comptroller.

The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency will be accepting applications for two project-based voucher locations on Tuesday.

April is almost here, and the TennGreen Land Conservancy is encouraging you to sign up for their for Hike-A-Thon for a chance to protect the state's land and water.

On March 15, the National Association of Realtors agreed to pay $418 million to settle lawsuits claiming people were forced to pay artificially inflated commissions.

Two teens were killed at the Hermitage Flats Apartment complex on Saturday. According to police, 17-year-old Camron McGlothen lived in the complex with an 18-year-old.

“Night trains are now making a comeback all over Europe and I am very glad that the Czech Republic is not left behind.”

State lawmakers are looking for new ways to make schools even safer for your children. Today, the Senate will vote on a bill to require de-escalation training for school staff.

On the morning of Friday, March 22, the body of missing college student Riley Strain was recovered from the Cumberland River.

Are you having trouble sleeping? If so, you are not alone. One out of every three people is not getting the uninterrupted, good quality sleep they need.