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It’s a consistent problem that doesn’t really go away, that’s how investigators are describing counterfeit cash being passed around in our communities. News5 dug into what’s happening.

There were 2,041 undergraduates and 433 graduate degrees awarded.

(MURFREESBORO, TN) The 2,474 new graduates in Middle Tennessee State University’s first Class of 2022 are on their way to adventures great and small, jubilantly accepting their hard-earned university degrees Saturday, May 7, during a day of commencement ceremonies marked by three guests who praised their resolve. Click above picture to see more!“Nothing should hold back the size and shape of your dreams. It is our...

Three mayors — all MTSU alumni — presented Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Edward Davis with keys to cities and gifts of unique Tennessee products.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University’s 2,475-plus members of the first Class of 2022 and their supporters are preparing for a day full of celebration Saturday, May 7, at the university’s spring commencement in Murphy Center. The day will be divided into three ceremonies to accommodate the estimated 2,477 future MTSU alumni ...

How many grads? When are the ceremonies? Where can you park? Who are the speakers? Find out here.

(MURFREESBORO)  Outlook among Tennessee business leaders declined in the last three months, according to results from the latest Tennessee Business Barometer by MTSU’s Jones College of Business. The latest statewide index, which measures business leaders' perceptions of the current and future economy, produced a score of 180, down from 287 in January.   “In addition to continuing concerns about staffing and finding qu...

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders declined in the last three months, according to results from the latest Tennessee Business Barometer published by Middle Tennessee State University’s Jones College of Business.

Outlook among Tennessee business leaders declined in the last three months, according to results from the latest Tennessee Business Barometer by Middle Tennessee State University’s Jones College of Business.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Outlook among Tennessee consumers has “declined considerably” since last December amid inflation worries and rising gas prices, according to the latest statewide survey by Middle Tennessee State University.The Tennessee Consumer Outlook Index registered a score of -198, down significantly from -93 in December and besting the previous all-time low -106 in September, reports the Office of Consumer Rese...